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Alliance YOSA Volleyball offers a volleyball training program that includes volleyball practice, volleyball camps, and volleyball clinics. The program also offers a newsletter sign-up for families who want updates about Alliance YOSA Volleyball activities.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
Alliance YOSA Volleyball states that its mission is to provide a positive and educational experience through engaging in high-level volleyball practice. The club was launched in 2012 as Alliance YOSA Volleyball Club.
Club Founder and Director Dr. Gylton Da Matta launched Alliance YOSA Volleyball Club in 2012. Dr. Da Matta has coached several Olympic and World Champion players, as well as All-Americans at the Division I and Division II collegiate levels. When possible, Dr. Da Matta invites world-class coaches to work with players at Alliance YOSA Volleyball, and these coaches represent elite levels of coaching and focus on teaching volleyball at highly competitive levels.
Alliance YOSA Volleyball teaches all ages, genders, and experience levels. Its volleyball expertise development program blends training and performance skills from Brazil, the United States, Denmark, Italy, and France. The program offers training for athletes who want to play volleyball systematically and with a lifelong commitment, including those who want to play high-level club volleyball and who plan to play in college and/or for a lifetime. The stated goal is to give individuals at all levels a chance to develop themselves as people and as student-athletes in a safe, inclusive, respectful, diverse, and positive environment. Players focus on acquiring and building personal-social skills, injury prevention, and overall health and wellness. Practices require commitment, attendance, dedication, and discipline, and the program also encourages players to have a lot of fun.
Alliance YOSA Volleyball is part of an alliance of people from Alaska to Argentina and from Canada to Tierra del Fuego in Chile, called the Alliance of the Americas Youth Sports Academy. For 2025–2026, after hosting five elite volleyball people from Manaus in the Brazilian Amazon, the program’s top teams have planned a service learning trip to Brazil. This trip is described as an educational and cultural experience where participants will share socks, clothes, and warm suits and play volleyball with partners in Brazil.
Last updated July 28, 2026.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
Alliance YOSA Volleyball states that its mission is to provide a positive and educational experience through engaging in high-level volleyball practice. The club was launched in 2012 as Alliance YOSA Volleyball Club.
Club Founder and Director Dr. Gylton Da Matta launched Alliance YOSA Volleyball Club in 2012. Dr. Da Matta has coached several Olympic and World Champion players, as well as All-Americans at the Division I and Division II collegiate levels. When possible, Dr. Da Matta invites world-class coaches to work with players at Alliance YOSA Volleyball, and these coaches represent elite levels of coaching and focus on teaching volleyball at highly competitive levels.
Alliance YOSA Volleyball teaches all ages, genders, and experience levels. Its volleyball expertise development program blends training and performance skills from Brazil, the United States, Denmark, Italy, and France. The program offers training for athletes who want to play volleyball systematically and with a lifelong commitment, including those who want to play high-level club volleyball and who plan to play in college and/or for a lifetime. The stated goal is to give individuals at all levels a chance to develop themselves as people and as student-athletes in a safe, inclusive, respectful, diverse, and positive environment. Players focus on acquiring and building personal-social skills, injury prevention, and overall health and wellness. Practices require commitment, attendance, dedication, and discipline, and the program also encourages players to have a lot of fun.
Alliance YOSA Volleyball is part of an alliance of people from Alaska to Argentina and from Canada to Tierra del Fuego in Chile, called the Alliance of the Americas Youth Sports Academy. For 2025–2026, after hosting five elite volleyball people from Manaus in the Brazilian Amazon, the program’s top teams have planned a service learning trip to Brazil. This trip is described as an educational and cultural experience where participants will share socks, clothes, and warm suits and play volleyball with partners in Brazil.
Last updated July 28, 2026.
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