About
Vision Volleyball Club offers girls volleyball through competitive travel teams, league play, and introductory programs such as the Girls Fall Youth League, Futures program, and Minis program. Players may take part in activities including NCVA-sponsored Power League, Premier League, USA qualifier tournaments, national tournaments, and an end-of-the-year tournament, as well as the USA Junior National Championships.
• Ages: 7–18 years old
• Schedule: Travel team seasons typically run January through early July; Premier League runs January through late May; the Girls Fall Youth League runs for eight weeks from late August through mid-October; Futures runs year-round in 5–8 week sessions
Established in 1997, Vision Volleyball Club is a girls club that fields competitive travel teams at age levels 11-and-under through 18-and-under, with teams of 11 or 12 players selected through tryouts, and 20 travel teams planned for the 2026 season. The 2023 Girls Fall Youth League for 4th–8th grade girls runs for eight weeks from August 28 to October 19, with practices two times a week at the club’s facility. For the 2026 travel team season, practices are held two or three nights each week, usually on one or two weekdays and/or one weekend day, with about five weekends of NCVA league play and three or four weekends of national tournaments, and an end-of-the-year, one-week tournament in late June or early July. The Premier League season, offered as an alternative to the Power League season, begins in January, concludes at the end of May, and includes practices twice a week, once during the week and once every Sunday, with all Premier League events held in Santa Clara County and the greater Bay Area, while NCVA league tournaments are held throughout Northern California.
Vision’s Girls Fall Youth League focuses on fundamental skill development in passing, serving, defense, attacking, and setting. The Futures program is a year-round program broken into Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall sessions, each 5 to 8 weeks long, is open to anyone interested in playing, and can be joined at any time. The Futures and Minis programs are designed for girls in 2nd–6th grade with little or no experience, with Minis specifically for 2nd–3rd graders, and both introduce players to the fundamentals of volleyball in a positive and fun environment. Priority registration for the 6th–8th Grade Girls Fall Youth League is given to girls who played in the club travel program in 2022–2023.
Vision Volleyball Club states that it trains young athletes in volleyball through practice and competition in a constructive and positive atmosphere, with a coaching philosophy that teaches discipline, commitment, responsibility, teamwork, and self-pride. Cassidy Lichtman, who has experience as a National Team player and coach, describes observing Vision coaches at every level and notes the club’s tradition of competing at the national level and its reputation in the larger volleyball community. She specifically names Joe Ripp and his staff as people she would trust to help mold the next generation.
Last updated June 19, 2026.
• Ages: 7–18 years old
• Schedule: Travel team seasons typically run January through early July; Premier League runs January through late May; the Girls Fall Youth League runs for eight weeks from late August through mid-October; Futures runs year-round in 5–8 week sessions
Established in 1997, Vision Volleyball Club is a girls club that fields competitive travel teams at age levels 11-and-under through 18-and-under, with teams of 11 or 12 players selected through tryouts, and 20 travel teams planned for the 2026 season. The 2023 Girls Fall Youth League for 4th–8th grade girls runs for eight weeks from August 28 to October 19, with practices two times a week at the club’s facility. For the 2026 travel team season, practices are held two or three nights each week, usually on one or two weekdays and/or one weekend day, with about five weekends of NCVA league play and three or four weekends of national tournaments, and an end-of-the-year, one-week tournament in late June or early July. The Premier League season, offered as an alternative to the Power League season, begins in January, concludes at the end of May, and includes practices twice a week, once during the week and once every Sunday, with all Premier League events held in Santa Clara County and the greater Bay Area, while NCVA league tournaments are held throughout Northern California.
Vision’s Girls Fall Youth League focuses on fundamental skill development in passing, serving, defense, attacking, and setting. The Futures program is a year-round program broken into Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall sessions, each 5 to 8 weeks long, is open to anyone interested in playing, and can be joined at any time. The Futures and Minis programs are designed for girls in 2nd–6th grade with little or no experience, with Minis specifically for 2nd–3rd graders, and both introduce players to the fundamentals of volleyball in a positive and fun environment. Priority registration for the 6th–8th Grade Girls Fall Youth League is given to girls who played in the club travel program in 2022–2023.
Vision Volleyball Club states that it trains young athletes in volleyball through practice and competition in a constructive and positive atmosphere, with a coaching philosophy that teaches discipline, commitment, responsibility, teamwork, and self-pride. Cassidy Lichtman, who has experience as a National Team player and coach, describes observing Vision coaches at every level and notes the club’s tradition of competing at the national level and its reputation in the larger volleyball community. She specifically names Joe Ripp and his staff as people she would trust to help mold the next generation.
Last updated June 19, 2026.
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