Diablo Volleyball Camps & Clinics
Tice Valley Gym, 2055 Tice Valley Boulevard, Walnut Creek, CA 94595
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Diablo Volleyball Camps & Clinics offers Summer Camps and Summer Skills Clinics that include focused sessions in Hitting & Blocking, Serving & Passing, Digging & Defense, and Setting. The program also offers a Boys Winter Clinic, open gyms, clinics, and fitness training as part of its volleyball activities.
• Ages: 9–18 years old
• Schedule: 2026 Summer Camps, plus a Boys Winter Clinic 2026 that runs from February through April, with one option for 6th–8th grade boys on Wednesdays from 4:00–5:30pm
Diablo Volleyball Camps & Clinics is part of Diablo Valley Volleyball Club, a non-profit that has been serving young athletes for over 30 years. The camps and clinics are open to boys and girls of all levels from 4th–12th grade, with 11 different 2026 Summer Camp sessions and options that focus on skill development and technique. The club also offers Diablo Youth Summer Camps, a Diablo Brentwood Summer Camp at Heritage High School, and open gyms for players to work on their skills, along with fitness training at designated training centers.
The club leadership includes Sean Stratton as Club President, Teresa Stratton as Club Director, Brian Fujinaga as Vice President, and Willie Marchesano as Head of the Girls Division, with Sean and Teresa Stratton in overall club leadership. Sean Stratton holds a CAP I certification, has a degree in Physical Education from California State University Long Beach, and has been coaching volleyball for over 30 years. Teresa Stratton was second in NCAA Division II assists in 1990 and was inducted into the HSU Athletic Hall of Fame the same year. Diablo Volleyball is a member of USA Volleyball (USAV) and the Northern California Volleyball Association (NCVA), and follows their rules and Code of Conduct. Sean Stratton was awarded Tri-Valley Herald All Sports Coach of the Year in 2005 and Contra Costa Times Coach of the Year in 2004, and Teresa Stratton is recognized for her Hall of Fame induction.
The club states a mission of serving young athletes in and around the Walnut Creek and Brentwood areas by giving boys and girls the chance to improve volleyball skills, build confidence, and enjoy the game, with a consistent focus on core principles over more than 30 years. These principles include providing a friendly, family-like atmosphere where players feel supported by coaches and staff, developing players’ volleyball skills and knowledge in a positive and competitive environment, promoting values of good sportsmanship and important life skills, and coaching, encouraging, and motivating each team and player to improve to their greatest potential. Past special events have included a Girls Elite Camp 2024 with special guest Sterling Parker and a Girls Elite Camp 2022 with special guest coach Peter Manguiat, and the club notes that players have the ability to get recruited and advance their volleyball careers like Diablo alumni. Sponsorship opportunities are described as a way to support local talent, help the club build more competitive teams, offer elite training for more athletes, and create lasting pride in the community.
Last updated March 19, 2026.
• Ages: 9–18 years old
• Schedule: 2026 Summer Camps, plus a Boys Winter Clinic 2026 that runs from February through April, with one option for 6th–8th grade boys on Wednesdays from 4:00–5:30pm
Diablo Volleyball Camps & Clinics is part of Diablo Valley Volleyball Club, a non-profit that has been serving young athletes for over 30 years. The camps and clinics are open to boys and girls of all levels from 4th–12th grade, with 11 different 2026 Summer Camp sessions and options that focus on skill development and technique. The club also offers Diablo Youth Summer Camps, a Diablo Brentwood Summer Camp at Heritage High School, and open gyms for players to work on their skills, along with fitness training at designated training centers.
The club leadership includes Sean Stratton as Club President, Teresa Stratton as Club Director, Brian Fujinaga as Vice President, and Willie Marchesano as Head of the Girls Division, with Sean and Teresa Stratton in overall club leadership. Sean Stratton holds a CAP I certification, has a degree in Physical Education from California State University Long Beach, and has been coaching volleyball for over 30 years. Teresa Stratton was second in NCAA Division II assists in 1990 and was inducted into the HSU Athletic Hall of Fame the same year. Diablo Volleyball is a member of USA Volleyball (USAV) and the Northern California Volleyball Association (NCVA), and follows their rules and Code of Conduct. Sean Stratton was awarded Tri-Valley Herald All Sports Coach of the Year in 2005 and Contra Costa Times Coach of the Year in 2004, and Teresa Stratton is recognized for her Hall of Fame induction.
The club states a mission of serving young athletes in and around the Walnut Creek and Brentwood areas by giving boys and girls the chance to improve volleyball skills, build confidence, and enjoy the game, with a consistent focus on core principles over more than 30 years. These principles include providing a friendly, family-like atmosphere where players feel supported by coaches and staff, developing players’ volleyball skills and knowledge in a positive and competitive environment, promoting values of good sportsmanship and important life skills, and coaching, encouraging, and motivating each team and player to improve to their greatest potential. Past special events have included a Girls Elite Camp 2024 with special guest Sterling Parker and a Girls Elite Camp 2022 with special guest coach Peter Manguiat, and the club notes that players have the ability to get recruited and advance their volleyball careers like Diablo alumni. Sponsorship opportunities are described as a way to support local talent, help the club build more competitive teams, offer elite training for more athletes, and create lasting pride in the community.
Last updated March 19, 2026.
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