FAQ

Club teams offer athletes the opportunity to further develop their volleyball skills in a competitive, team-focused environment. Players train multiple times each week with experienced coaches and compete in tournaments throughout the season.

Being part of a club team involves a commitment from both athletes and families. Players are expected to attend practices, tournaments, and team activities while demonstrating a positive attitude, consistent effort, and respect for their coaches and teammates.

Club fees cover coaching, gym rentals, tournament entry fees, uniforms, equipment, and administrative costs. Additional expenses may include travel, hotels, transportation, and meals for out-of-town tournaments.

At Point West Volleyball Club, our goal is to help every athlete improve their fundamentals, volleyball knowledge, confidence, teamwork, and competitive skills. Our teams provide a supportive environment where players can train, compete, grow, and build lasting relationships both on and off the court.

We carry about 10-12 players per team.  That is the ideal number for us to run our practices efficiently and manage play time in tournaments.

Depending on the level of the team or age division, distance and amount of travel will look different.  Our younger teams stay more local playing in tournaments in and around Southern California and our older or higher division teams will play in national tournaments that are often out of state.

Local play tends to be a 1 or 2 day tournament and out of state national tournaments are 3 or 3 days.

• 1-Day vs 2-Day (or 3 or even 4)
  • A 1-Day Tournament is typically a 3 team or a 4 team pool play followed by a small break (as all the pools finish) and then Bracket play to finish. A 1-Day Tournament usually runs from 8am-3pm.
  • Longer tournaments that last more than one day will have more pool play days and the last day will have the bracket play.  Multiple Day Tournaments are often shorter and designated as Waves: AM Wave is often 8am-2pm, PM Wave is often 3pm-9pm.