Junior Development

Be Kind ~ Be Committed ~ Be Competitive
💭  Please note 💭 Junior players are expected to attend at least TWO training sessions a week (on different days) and to spectate at least two National Volleyball League (NVL) matches (in Cambridge) per season. 
2023-2024 season
* Please always book on Teamup before turning up for training to ensure you have the correct training dates. We do however expect players to attend all training sessions during the season.  Please let your coach know in a good time, should you not be able to make any sessions.
Training venues: 📍 The Leys Leisure and Sports Complex 📍 Hills Road Sports Hall 
ATTENTION: JUNIOR PROGRAM IS CURRENTLY FULLLIMITED SPACES for junior players who have 30+ hours of volleyball experience 
Junior Club Membership and Training Fees:
💰1. FULL season membership and volleyball training fee £415💰1a. New members - SPRING instalment £222.50 💰1b. Current members - SPRING instalment £192.50
*Any additional expenses such as travelling costs for away fixtures will have to be paid separately by the players
.JUNIOR PROGRAM IS CURRENTLY FULL.LIMITED SPACES for junior players who have30+ hours of volleyball experience 
**Junior Competitions**: 
U14s Boys: 10 Feb 2024 (TBC)13 Apr 2024 (TBC)
U14s Girls 11 Feb 2024 (TBC)14 Apr 2024 (TBC)
**Junior Competitions**: 
U15s Boys: 14 Oct 2023 at ENVC 18 Nov 2023 at ENVC16 Dec 2023 at ENVC20 Jan 2024
U15s Girls : 15 Oct 2023 at ENVC19 Nov 2023 at MK17 Dec 2023 at Leys21 Jan 2024
**Junior Competitions**: 
U16s Boys: 4 Nov 2023 at MK27 Jan 2024 AWAY9 Mar 2024 AWAY
U16s Girls: 5 Nov 2023 at Leys28 Jan 2024 at Leys10 Mar 2024 AWAY
**Junior Competitions**: 
U18s Boys: 2 Dec 2023 at SPF2 Mar 2024 (TBC)
U18s Girls: 3 Dec 2023 at Leys3 Mar 2024 (TBC)

Hills Road Sixth Form college

~ Trust the process ~

In 2016, we embarked on a journey with Hills Road Sixth Form College as we explored ways to encourage more young people to take up the sport - Hills Road volleyball club was then established as a satellite club. 

A great way to help bridge the gap between school, college and community sport, the partnership has also provided opportunities for players to develop mental resilience and to establish lifelong sporting habits.

Learning and playing a (new and technical) sport like volleyball gives the players a sense of focus and directive; it builds their self-confidence as they develop consistency and mastery through patience, hard work and self-evaluation - the process that will lead them into being the best they can be in volleyball, and indeed life beyond sixth form.