Vision Volleyball Club Camps and Youth Programs
Vision Volleyball Club, 1742 Stone Avenue, San Jose, CA 95125
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Vision Volleyball Club Camps and Youth Programs offers summer volleyball camps and year-round youth programs that include Youth All Skills Camps, Minis Camps, Elite Nationals Prep Camps, skill-specific camps for serving, passing, hitting, setters, and middle hitters, as well as open play sessions. The club also runs a Girls' 4th–8th Grade Fall Youth League, along with Futures and Minis programs for beginning players.
• Ages: 7–18 years old
• Schedule: Summer camp sessions run in 2–4 day blocks with daily sessions between 1 hour and 2.5 hours; the Futures program runs year-round in 5–8 week Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall sessions; the Girls' 4th–8th Grade Fall Youth League runs for eight weeks from August 28–October 19 with practices two times a week.
• Price: Individual 2026 summer camps range from $125–$400 per session, with specific prices such as $400 for Youth All Skills Camps (Grades 4–6 and 7–9), $200 for Minis 1, $125 for Minis 2, $400 for the Elite Nationals Prep Camp (Grades 7–9), $150 for each Serving, Passing, or Hitting Camp or $375 for all three, $250 for Setters Camps, $175 for Middle Hitters Camp and Elite Nationals Prep position and skill camps; a $45 administrative fee is charged for any camp cancellation, no refunds are given within 30 days of the camp start date, no credit is provided for future camps if a camp is not attended, optional camp fee insurance is available through SportsEngine at registration, and no waitlist is kept once camps sell out.
Vision Volleyball Club is a girls club established in 1997 and offers competitive travel teams at age levels 11-and-under through 18-and-under, with teams of 11 or 12 players selected through tryouts and competing in NCVA Power League, USA qualifier tournaments, and an end-of-the-year one-week tournament. For the 2026 season, the club will field 20 travel teams, with travel team seasons typically running from January to early July and practices held two or three nights each week, plus tournament weekends; an alternative Premier League season runs January through May with all events in Santa Clara County and the greater Bay Area, though Premier League teams are not normally offered. All summer camps are capped at 60 players, space is limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis, and camp levels are defined by club and Power League experience, including Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, and Elite, with Elite Nationals Prep Camps aimed at players attending USAV and AAU Nationals and Session 7 Open Play used to evaluate high-level athletes for the 2026–27 season.
The Girls' 4th–8th Grade Fall Youth League is run by experienced Vision coaches, groups players on courts by skill and experience, and gives automatic registration to 4th–5th graders until the program is full, while 6th–8th graders receive priority if they played in the 2022–2023 club travel program and otherwise are selected based on evaluations at pre-tryout clinics and a Fall League tryout. The Futures program is open to anyone interested in playing and can be joined at any time, with sessions in Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall, and is described as focusing on introducing and teaching young, beginning players the sport of volleyball in a fun and positive environment; the Minis program is described as designed for girls in 2nd–3rd grade with little or no experience, using drills and games to develop coordination and athletic movements while introducing the rules of the game. Vision’s stated mission is to train 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, and a primary goal of player development in the Girls' 4th–8th Grade Fall Youth League and in the Futures and Minis programs.
A testimonial from former National Team player Cassidy Lichtman notes her observations of Vision coaches teaching fundamentals, work ethic, and competition, describes a tradition of excellence and national-level competition, and states that she trusts Joe Ripp and his staff to help mold the next generation. Vision lists general contact hours as 09:00 am–05:00 pm, and a contact for additional information about summer camps is given as Shawn Palmer at [email protected], who is also listed as the lead coach for Session 6d Elite Nationals Prep Camp – Gameplay and Strategy.
Last updated June 17, 2026.
• Ages: 7–18 years old
• Schedule: Summer camp sessions run in 2–4 day blocks with daily sessions between 1 hour and 2.5 hours; the Futures program runs year-round in 5–8 week Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall sessions; the Girls' 4th–8th Grade Fall Youth League runs for eight weeks from August 28–October 19 with practices two times a week.
• Price: Individual 2026 summer camps range from $125–$400 per session, with specific prices such as $400 for Youth All Skills Camps (Grades 4–6 and 7–9), $200 for Minis 1, $125 for Minis 2, $400 for the Elite Nationals Prep Camp (Grades 7–9), $150 for each Serving, Passing, or Hitting Camp or $375 for all three, $250 for Setters Camps, $175 for Middle Hitters Camp and Elite Nationals Prep position and skill camps; a $45 administrative fee is charged for any camp cancellation, no refunds are given within 30 days of the camp start date, no credit is provided for future camps if a camp is not attended, optional camp fee insurance is available through SportsEngine at registration, and no waitlist is kept once camps sell out.
Vision Volleyball Club is a girls club established in 1997 and offers competitive travel teams at age levels 11-and-under through 18-and-under, with teams of 11 or 12 players selected through tryouts and competing in NCVA Power League, USA qualifier tournaments, and an end-of-the-year one-week tournament. For the 2026 season, the club will field 20 travel teams, with travel team seasons typically running from January to early July and practices held two or three nights each week, plus tournament weekends; an alternative Premier League season runs January through May with all events in Santa Clara County and the greater Bay Area, though Premier League teams are not normally offered. All summer camps are capped at 60 players, space is limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis, and camp levels are defined by club and Power League experience, including Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, and Elite, with Elite Nationals Prep Camps aimed at players attending USAV and AAU Nationals and Session 7 Open Play used to evaluate high-level athletes for the 2026–27 season.
The Girls' 4th–8th Grade Fall Youth League is run by experienced Vision coaches, groups players on courts by skill and experience, and gives automatic registration to 4th–5th graders until the program is full, while 6th–8th graders receive priority if they played in the 2022–2023 club travel program and otherwise are selected based on evaluations at pre-tryout clinics and a Fall League tryout. The Futures program is open to anyone interested in playing and can be joined at any time, with sessions in Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall, and is described as focusing on introducing and teaching young, beginning players the sport of volleyball in a fun and positive environment; the Minis program is described as designed for girls in 2nd–3rd grade with little or no experience, using drills and games to develop coordination and athletic movements while introducing the rules of the game. Vision’s stated mission is to train 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, and a primary goal of player development in the Girls' 4th–8th Grade Fall Youth League and in the Futures and Minis programs.
A testimonial from former National Team player Cassidy Lichtman notes her observations of Vision coaches teaching fundamentals, work ethic, and competition, describes a tradition of excellence and national-level competition, and states that she trusts Joe Ripp and his staff to help mold the next generation. Vision lists general contact hours as 09:00 am–05:00 pm, and a contact for additional information about summer camps is given as Shawn Palmer at [email protected], who is also listed as the lead coach for Session 6d Elite Nationals Prep Camp – Gameplay and Strategy.
Last updated June 17, 2026.
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