Northern Lights Junior Volleyball Camps and Clinics
Northern Lights Junior Volleyball, 14050 Judicial Road, Burnsville, MN 55306
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Northern Lights Junior Volleyball Camps and Clinics offers a range of volleyball camps, academies, and skills sessions under the Northern Lights name. Program options include Summer 2026 Camps, ongoing academies, and seasonal skills sessions and clinics for different grade levels.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Office hours are weekdays 9:30am–4:30pm.
Summer 2026 camp options include Summer Kick-Off Camps (grades 5–9), All Skills Camp (grades 7–12), Boys All Skills Camp (grades 4–12), Elite All Skills Camp (grades 8–12), Elite Club Player Camp (grades 8–12), Setter Camps (grades 6–12), Pin Hitter Camps (grades 8–12), Middle Hitter Camps (grades 8–12), Libero/DS Camps (grades 8–12), and a Middle School Fall Prep Camp (grades 6–8). Academies include a Hitter Academy, Libero Academy, and Setter Academy, each for grades 7–12. Skills sessions and clinics include High School Tryout Prep Skills Sessions (grades 7–12), a Summer Elite Youth Clinic (grades 4–6), a Summer Youth Clinic (grades 3–6), Summer Little Spikers (grades K–2), and Summer SAQ. Seasonal programs include Fall 2026 Middle School Fall Prep Camp (grades 6–8), Fall Skills Sessions, Fall Youth/Middle School MEA, Club Tryout Prep Camps (grades 4–9), Fall Little Spikers (grades K–3), Fall Youth/Middle School Clinic & League (grades 4–8), Fall Boys Info, Winter 2027 December Setters Camp (grades 5–12), Winter Little Spikers (grades K–2), Winter Youth Clinic (grades 3–6), Winter Middle School Clinic (grades 7–8), Spring 2026 Spring Little Spikers (grades K–2), Spring Youth Clinic (grades 3–6), and Spring Middle School Clinic (grades 7–8).
Northern Lights is a nonprofit organization committed to the development of elite volleyball in MN. The organization lists club directors Adam Beamer and Curt Glesmann, qualifier tournament director Curt Glesmann, office manager Barbara Beane Beamer, Mizuno Northern Lights office manager Barbara Beamer, Mizuno Northern Lights club directors Adam Beamer and Curt Glesmann, Mizuno Northern Lights qualifier tournament director Curt Glesmann, and Mizuno Northern Lights qualifier head official (Omaha 2021) Sue Mailhot. Northern Lights notes national tournament finishes that include 42 championships, 36 second-place finishes, 73 third-place finishes, 96 fifth-place finishes, and 457 all-tournament players, as well as a Gatorade Player of the Year 2025–2026 recognition for Kaelyn Bjorklund.
Last updated July 25, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Office hours are weekdays 9:30am–4:30pm.
Summer 2026 camp options include Summer Kick-Off Camps (grades 5–9), All Skills Camp (grades 7–12), Boys All Skills Camp (grades 4–12), Elite All Skills Camp (grades 8–12), Elite Club Player Camp (grades 8–12), Setter Camps (grades 6–12), Pin Hitter Camps (grades 8–12), Middle Hitter Camps (grades 8–12), Libero/DS Camps (grades 8–12), and a Middle School Fall Prep Camp (grades 6–8). Academies include a Hitter Academy, Libero Academy, and Setter Academy, each for grades 7–12. Skills sessions and clinics include High School Tryout Prep Skills Sessions (grades 7–12), a Summer Elite Youth Clinic (grades 4–6), a Summer Youth Clinic (grades 3–6), Summer Little Spikers (grades K–2), and Summer SAQ. Seasonal programs include Fall 2026 Middle School Fall Prep Camp (grades 6–8), Fall Skills Sessions, Fall Youth/Middle School MEA, Club Tryout Prep Camps (grades 4–9), Fall Little Spikers (grades K–3), Fall Youth/Middle School Clinic & League (grades 4–8), Fall Boys Info, Winter 2027 December Setters Camp (grades 5–12), Winter Little Spikers (grades K–2), Winter Youth Clinic (grades 3–6), Winter Middle School Clinic (grades 7–8), Spring 2026 Spring Little Spikers (grades K–2), Spring Youth Clinic (grades 3–6), and Spring Middle School Clinic (grades 7–8).
Northern Lights is a nonprofit organization committed to the development of elite volleyball in MN. The organization lists club directors Adam Beamer and Curt Glesmann, qualifier tournament director Curt Glesmann, office manager Barbara Beane Beamer, Mizuno Northern Lights office manager Barbara Beamer, Mizuno Northern Lights club directors Adam Beamer and Curt Glesmann, Mizuno Northern Lights qualifier tournament director Curt Glesmann, and Mizuno Northern Lights qualifier head official (Omaha 2021) Sue Mailhot. Northern Lights notes national tournament finishes that include 42 championships, 36 second-place finishes, 73 third-place finishes, 96 fifth-place finishes, and 457 all-tournament players, as well as a Gatorade Player of the Year 2025–2026 recognition for Kaelyn Bjorklund.
Last updated July 25, 2026.
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