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NORCO Youth Programs offers a wide range of volleyball activities, including Volley Tots, Academy League, Prime League, Summer Academy, Summer VolleyTots, Middle School Summer Team League, open gyms, boys sessions, small group sessions, private lessons, and tryouts for the 2027 season. Additional options include College High Performance Camp, Train Like a Pro Clinic with Jaali Winters, Junior Skills Camp, Elite Skills Camp, Tryout Prep Camp, Girls Open Gym 15–18s, Open Gyms 10–14s, and Boys Open Gyms. The program also offers the HiCast Livestream, which allows families to watch players live and on-demand with zoom and slow motion.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Year-round offerings with 4-week Volley Tots and Academy League sessions, 6–8 week Prime League sessions, seasonal leagues and camps, and facility hours Monday–Thursday with varying Saturday and Sunday hours
• Price: Summer VolleyTots Kinder–1st Grade $90; Open Gyms $35 each; Small Group Sessions $25 per session
Volley Tots is especially designed as an introduction to volleyball and focuses on movement and fun, while developing fundamental skills and introducing teamwork, and uses First Touch volleyballs, a 6' net height, and includes a NORCO Volleyball T-shirt. Summer VolleyTots runs July 9, 16, 23, and 30 from 5–6:00pm, and is listed at $90 for Kinder–1st Grade. Academy League is a beginner/entry level league that provides a team experience for young developing athletes, runs in 4-week sessions with winter (January–February) and summer (June) options, and uses 8–9 players per team, one match a week, Volley Lites, a 7' junior net height, and includes a NORCO Volleyball T-shirt. Prime League is a 6–8 week mini-club experience with sessions in Fall 2024 (Oct 6–Dec 6), Winter 2025 (Jan 23–Mar 21), and Spring 2025 (April 10–May 17), includes 1–2 practices a week, 8–9 players per team, four full-day Saturday tournaments, and an Under Armour gear package, and players are evaluated and placed on teams according to ability and age to compete with other Prime teams and outside clubs in tournaments at the NORCO facility.
Summer Academy runs May 19–June 25 with Tuesday practices from 5–6pm and Thursday matches from 5–6pm. Middle School Summer Team League meets July 13, 20, 27, and August 3 from 4–7pm. Summer VolleyTots meets July 9, 16, 23, and 30 from 5–6pm. Small Group Sessions for middle school and high school players are offered June 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 and July 7, 14, 21, 28 from 1–2pm, with a maximum of 5 players per group at $25 per session. Boys Sessions are scheduled for June 16, 23, and July 7.
Open Gyms are listed as level “all,” with players grouped by level and age, and participants are invited to bring friends and receive a free T-shirt at their first event. Girls Open Gym 15–18s runs June 2, 9, 16, 23, and July 7 from 7–8:30pm. Open Gyms 10–14s run June 9 and July 15, 22, 29, August 5, and 12 from 5:30–7pm. Boys Open Gyms are scheduled June 6, 13, 20, and July 7 from 11–12:30pm, with a 4–5:30pm time on July 7. Open Gyms cost $35 each.
College High Performance Camp is scheduled for June 11 from 9–12pm and 1–3pm. The Train Like a Pro Clinic with Jaali Winters runs June 27, with 5–8th grade from 9–10:30am and 9–12th grade from 10:30–12pm. Junior Skills Camp runs June 16, 17, and 18 for grades 4–7 from 9–12pm and includes three one-hour skill sessions. Elite Skills Camp runs June 5, 12, and 19 for grades 8–12 from 5–8pm and includes three one-hour skill sessions. Tryout Prep Camp is scheduled for June 22, 24, July 6, and 8 for grades 6–10 from 5:30–7pm. Tryouts for the 2027 season are listed for ages 15–18 (high school age) on July 10 and 11, and ages 9–14 (3rd–8th grade) on August 21 and 22. NORCO Volleyball is excited to announce the start of boys programming and club teams coming soon.
Facility hours are listed as Monday 9am–12pm and 3pm–8pm; Tuesday 9am–12pm and 3pm–9pm; Wednesday 9am–12pm and 3pm–8pm; Thursday 9am–12pm and 4pm–9pm; Friday closed; Saturday and Sunday hours vary. The HiCast Livestream at NORCO allows families to watch their favorite player live and on-demand, with zoom and slow motion.
NORCO Volleyball states that its goal in offering youth programs is to provide a welcoming and affirming environment where young players develop both skills and a life-long love for the game. The stated purpose is to motivate and encourage the elementary and middle school population to develop a love for volleyball, to instill NORCO core values into all programs so players are developing on and off the court, to offer new ideas and innovate current programs to create a well-rounded and updated youth program, and to connect NORCO core players and coaches, local college players, and local businesses to the NORCO Youth Program to create a sense of community. NORCO Volleyball is a non-profit organization that focuses on developing volleyball players into well-rounded individuals, and its coaches strive to teach young men and women how to be successful.
NORCO Volleyball notes “39 Years of Building Teams, Players and People.” The leadership team includes Executive Director Lindsey Blahauvietz, Director of Programs/Operations and Recruiting Coordinator Daniel Sharrah, Assistant Directors Moritz Moritz and Nate Dill, and Finance Director Mary Murphy. The program highlights community involvement by connecting NORCO core players and coaches, local college players, and local businesses to the NORCO Youth Program to create a sense of community.
NORCO lists competitive results including 18 Black as national champions and winners of USAV Nationals, with USAV national qualified teams such as 18 Black (National bid), 17 Black (USA bid), 16 Black (USA bid), 15 Black (Liberty bid), 14 Black (USA bid), 13 Black (National bid), and 11 Black (National bid). For 2026, top 15 finishes in RMR include 18 Black (2nd), 17 Black (1st), 16 Black (3rd), 16 Blue (14th), 15 Black (7th), 15 Blue (12th), 14 Black (4th), 13 Black (1st), 13 Blue (5th), 12 Black (2nd), 12 Blue (12th), 12 White (15th), 11 Black (2nd), and 11 Blue (6th), with 15 of 29 teams finishing top 20 and 14 of 29 teams finishing top 15. Tournament finishes listed include Nationals (18 Black 1st in National), Triple Crown NIT (18 Black 1st), ZBT (11 Black 1st, 12 Black 3rd, 13 Black 1st, 14 Black 2nd, 15 Black 7th, 16 Black 2nd, 17 Black 2nd, 18 Black 1st), CO Challenge (17 Black 5th, 16 Black 2nd, 15 Black 3rd, 14 Black 2nd, 14 Blue 5th, 13 Black 1st, 12 Black 7th), Northern Lights (17 Black 5th, 14 Black 9th), Red Rock Rave (17 Black 10th
Last updated June 4, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Year-round offerings with 4-week Volley Tots and Academy League sessions, 6–8 week Prime League sessions, seasonal leagues and camps, and facility hours Monday–Thursday with varying Saturday and Sunday hours
• Price: Summer VolleyTots Kinder–1st Grade $90; Open Gyms $35 each; Small Group Sessions $25 per session
Volley Tots is especially designed as an introduction to volleyball and focuses on movement and fun, while developing fundamental skills and introducing teamwork, and uses First Touch volleyballs, a 6' net height, and includes a NORCO Volleyball T-shirt. Summer VolleyTots runs July 9, 16, 23, and 30 from 5–6:00pm, and is listed at $90 for Kinder–1st Grade. Academy League is a beginner/entry level league that provides a team experience for young developing athletes, runs in 4-week sessions with winter (January–February) and summer (June) options, and uses 8–9 players per team, one match a week, Volley Lites, a 7' junior net height, and includes a NORCO Volleyball T-shirt. Prime League is a 6–8 week mini-club experience with sessions in Fall 2024 (Oct 6–Dec 6), Winter 2025 (Jan 23–Mar 21), and Spring 2025 (April 10–May 17), includes 1–2 practices a week, 8–9 players per team, four full-day Saturday tournaments, and an Under Armour gear package, and players are evaluated and placed on teams according to ability and age to compete with other Prime teams and outside clubs in tournaments at the NORCO facility.
Summer Academy runs May 19–June 25 with Tuesday practices from 5–6pm and Thursday matches from 5–6pm. Middle School Summer Team League meets July 13, 20, 27, and August 3 from 4–7pm. Summer VolleyTots meets July 9, 16, 23, and 30 from 5–6pm. Small Group Sessions for middle school and high school players are offered June 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 and July 7, 14, 21, 28 from 1–2pm, with a maximum of 5 players per group at $25 per session. Boys Sessions are scheduled for June 16, 23, and July 7.
Open Gyms are listed as level “all,” with players grouped by level and age, and participants are invited to bring friends and receive a free T-shirt at their first event. Girls Open Gym 15–18s runs June 2, 9, 16, 23, and July 7 from 7–8:30pm. Open Gyms 10–14s run June 9 and July 15, 22, 29, August 5, and 12 from 5:30–7pm. Boys Open Gyms are scheduled June 6, 13, 20, and July 7 from 11–12:30pm, with a 4–5:30pm time on July 7. Open Gyms cost $35 each.
College High Performance Camp is scheduled for June 11 from 9–12pm and 1–3pm. The Train Like a Pro Clinic with Jaali Winters runs June 27, with 5–8th grade from 9–10:30am and 9–12th grade from 10:30–12pm. Junior Skills Camp runs June 16, 17, and 18 for grades 4–7 from 9–12pm and includes three one-hour skill sessions. Elite Skills Camp runs June 5, 12, and 19 for grades 8–12 from 5–8pm and includes three one-hour skill sessions. Tryout Prep Camp is scheduled for June 22, 24, July 6, and 8 for grades 6–10 from 5:30–7pm. Tryouts for the 2027 season are listed for ages 15–18 (high school age) on July 10 and 11, and ages 9–14 (3rd–8th grade) on August 21 and 22. NORCO Volleyball is excited to announce the start of boys programming and club teams coming soon.
Facility hours are listed as Monday 9am–12pm and 3pm–8pm; Tuesday 9am–12pm and 3pm–9pm; Wednesday 9am–12pm and 3pm–8pm; Thursday 9am–12pm and 4pm–9pm; Friday closed; Saturday and Sunday hours vary. The HiCast Livestream at NORCO allows families to watch their favorite player live and on-demand, with zoom and slow motion.
NORCO Volleyball states that its goal in offering youth programs is to provide a welcoming and affirming environment where young players develop both skills and a life-long love for the game. The stated purpose is to motivate and encourage the elementary and middle school population to develop a love for volleyball, to instill NORCO core values into all programs so players are developing on and off the court, to offer new ideas and innovate current programs to create a well-rounded and updated youth program, and to connect NORCO core players and coaches, local college players, and local businesses to the NORCO Youth Program to create a sense of community. NORCO Volleyball is a non-profit organization that focuses on developing volleyball players into well-rounded individuals, and its coaches strive to teach young men and women how to be successful.
NORCO Volleyball notes “39 Years of Building Teams, Players and People.” The leadership team includes Executive Director Lindsey Blahauvietz, Director of Programs/Operations and Recruiting Coordinator Daniel Sharrah, Assistant Directors Moritz Moritz and Nate Dill, and Finance Director Mary Murphy. The program highlights community involvement by connecting NORCO core players and coaches, local college players, and local businesses to the NORCO Youth Program to create a sense of community.
NORCO lists competitive results including 18 Black as national champions and winners of USAV Nationals, with USAV national qualified teams such as 18 Black (National bid), 17 Black (USA bid), 16 Black (USA bid), 15 Black (Liberty bid), 14 Black (USA bid), 13 Black (National bid), and 11 Black (National bid). For 2026, top 15 finishes in RMR include 18 Black (2nd), 17 Black (1st), 16 Black (3rd), 16 Blue (14th), 15 Black (7th), 15 Blue (12th), 14 Black (4th), 13 Black (1st), 13 Blue (5th), 12 Black (2nd), 12 Blue (12th), 12 White (15th), 11 Black (2nd), and 11 Blue (6th), with 15 of 29 teams finishing top 20 and 14 of 29 teams finishing top 15. Tournament finishes listed include Nationals (18 Black 1st in National), Triple Crown NIT (18 Black 1st), ZBT (11 Black 1st, 12 Black 3rd, 13 Black 1st, 14 Black 2nd, 15 Black 7th, 16 Black 2nd, 17 Black 2nd, 18 Black 1st), CO Challenge (17 Black 5th, 16 Black 2nd, 15 Black 3rd, 14 Black 2nd, 14 Blue 5th, 13 Black 1st, 12 Black 7th), Northern Lights (17 Black 5th, 14 Black 9th), Red Rock Rave (17 Black 10th
Last updated June 4, 2026.
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