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Loudoun Youth Volleyball (LYV) is a recreational volleyball league that includes competitive league matches, weekend competitions, and several training options such as VolleyMasters Camp, Fall Programs Prep, NVVA Plus, and Summer Galaxy. The program includes 27 hours of training and 4–6 hours of competition with registration, and weekend competitions take place twice during the season in mid-September and late October. All volleyball equipment, including volleyballs, is provided, and each participant receives a team T-shirt before the first match.
• Ages: 8–18 years old
• Schedule: Runs from the end of August through the end of October; includes 27 hours of training and 4–6 hours of competition
• Price: Early Bird Registration: $250. Regular Registration: $275. Early Bird Registration ends 7/10 and is only available if paid in full at registration. Payment plans are available.
Loudoun Youth Volleyball is a recreational volleyball league serving girls and boys in grades 3–12 and offers boys teams for middle and high school ages and co-ed elementary school teams. The league is open to children in 3rd through 12th grade, including those who have never played before, and every participant makes a team provided enough coaches can be recruited, with no cuts. The Elementary Division for 3rd–6th graders uses modified rules and a lighter ball, plays only against other Elementary Division teams, and has athletes rotate through all positions on the court, while Open-1 Division teams play against other Open-1 Division teams and use a competition rotation system. The Middle School Girls Black Division requires a tryout and is competitive. Pricing includes a game T-shirt and a coaches’ T-shirt, and knee pads and passing sleeves can be purchased during registration or at the NVVA online store. Many coaches like to coordinate matching shorts and/or socks, but these are not provided or required. 2025 LYV registration opens June 1st.
Since 1997, Loudoun Youth Volleyball has been Loudoun’s premier volleyball recreational league and has provided over 20,000 athletes with a chance to start their volleyball aspirations. LYV is a division of the Northern Virginia Volleyball Association (NVVA) and is affiliated with Loudoun County’s Parks, Recreation, and Community Services (PRCS).
The stated goal of Loudoun Youth Volleyball is to provide boys and girls with the opportunity to play and enjoy volleyball in a competitive yet safe and fun environment. Its philosophy is to build individual, systems, and situational volleyball skills, encourage players to have fun playing volleyball, and create life-long volleyball players. LYV coaches aim to help players become the players they want to be, challenge players to want to learn and grow, and teach skills that apply to volleyball, sports, and life. Based on this philosophy, the program encourages all those interested, regardless of experience and ability, to join, and states that if a child does not know how to play, they will be taught. The program promotes maximizing ball touches as a way for players to master volleyball skills and participating in competitive league matches as a way to learn and enjoy the game.
A parent testimonial states: “Having kids in multiple sports, we’ve seen the good and bad. LYV is definitely good. We’ve been very impressed with the professionalism of the coaches and staff. Our child is really enjoying the season and we look forward to continuing...” — James, Girls' Middle School Parent.
Last updated February 4, 2026.
• Ages: 8–18 years old
• Schedule: Runs from the end of August through the end of October; includes 27 hours of training and 4–6 hours of competition
• Price: Early Bird Registration: $250. Regular Registration: $275. Early Bird Registration ends 7/10 and is only available if paid in full at registration. Payment plans are available.
Loudoun Youth Volleyball is a recreational volleyball league serving girls and boys in grades 3–12 and offers boys teams for middle and high school ages and co-ed elementary school teams. The league is open to children in 3rd through 12th grade, including those who have never played before, and every participant makes a team provided enough coaches can be recruited, with no cuts. The Elementary Division for 3rd–6th graders uses modified rules and a lighter ball, plays only against other Elementary Division teams, and has athletes rotate through all positions on the court, while Open-1 Division teams play against other Open-1 Division teams and use a competition rotation system. The Middle School Girls Black Division requires a tryout and is competitive. Pricing includes a game T-shirt and a coaches’ T-shirt, and knee pads and passing sleeves can be purchased during registration or at the NVVA online store. Many coaches like to coordinate matching shorts and/or socks, but these are not provided or required. 2025 LYV registration opens June 1st.
Since 1997, Loudoun Youth Volleyball has been Loudoun’s premier volleyball recreational league and has provided over 20,000 athletes with a chance to start their volleyball aspirations. LYV is a division of the Northern Virginia Volleyball Association (NVVA) and is affiliated with Loudoun County’s Parks, Recreation, and Community Services (PRCS).
The stated goal of Loudoun Youth Volleyball is to provide boys and girls with the opportunity to play and enjoy volleyball in a competitive yet safe and fun environment. Its philosophy is to build individual, systems, and situational volleyball skills, encourage players to have fun playing volleyball, and create life-long volleyball players. LYV coaches aim to help players become the players they want to be, challenge players to want to learn and grow, and teach skills that apply to volleyball, sports, and life. Based on this philosophy, the program encourages all those interested, regardless of experience and ability, to join, and states that if a child does not know how to play, they will be taught. The program promotes maximizing ball touches as a way for players to master volleyball skills and participating in competitive league matches as a way to learn and enjoy the game.
A parent testimonial states: “Having kids in multiple sports, we’ve seen the good and bad. LYV is definitely good. We’ve been very impressed with the professionalism of the coaches and staff. Our child is really enjoying the season and we look forward to continuing...” — James, Girls' Middle School Parent.
Last updated February 4, 2026.
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