College Volleyball Camps

If You Want to play College Volleyball You Must Attend College Volleyball Camps

A college volleyball camp is a great way to be seen in action by college volleyball coaches. So while you fine-tune your skills at a summer volleyball recruiting showcase, you may just earn a scholarship as well. There really is no downside to attending volleyball camps. Even if you don’t land that volleyball scholarship at your first camp, you will learn what it takes to get there in the future.

College Volleyball Camps, Clinics and Showcases

Check out NCSA’s list of upcoming college volleyball camps for high school students, volleyball exposure camps, and college elite volleyball camps to find one in a state near you. NCSA has compiled a list of all college camps (by sport) to attend this summer. Save hours of time researching camps by using the lists which include the date, type, cost and location of each sports camp. Visit NCSA’s site to find hundreds of men’s volleyball camps or women’s volleyball camps near you today.

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When to Go to Volleyball Camps for Recruiting

Players get sent camp brochures starting their freshman year of high school. This is the soonest NCAA coaches can do so. Getting a brochure from a college program doesn’t necessarily mean you’re getting recruited – especially if you haven’t had contact with them beforehand. Before you register for a camp, take a look at these tips to help you decide which volleyball camps to attend and when to go:

  1. Identify your goal. Whether you’re looking to have fun, brush up your skills, or get recruited, making sure your expectations are aligned is important.
  2. Attend camps for schools/campuses you want to visit. Think of the camp as an opportunity to see what the school is like; see the campus; talk to staff, etc. Your research should be done and your list of potential schools created before you attend a camp.
  3. If you know, you should go. If you already know you’re getting recruited by a college coach, you should attend the camp for the same reasons above.
  4. Only attend camps hosted by coaches you have spoken to. Camps are a great way to get in front of college coaches, but make sure they know you’ll be there. Otherwise, their attention may be elsewhere.

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