Beach Volleyball Icon April Ross Announces Retirement from Competition
Beach volleyball icon April Ross, a three-time Olympic medalist, has announced that she is retiring from competition at the end of the AVP League season
October 14, 2024, Officials Update From USA Volleyball
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Pro Tour Futures Event to be Part of Pompano Beach Festival
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International beach volleyball will return to the United States on December 5-8 when the Volleyball World Beach Pro Tour (BPT) brings a Futures event to Pompano Beach, Fla.
Beach Update: U.S. Earns Hardware from 2024 NORCECA Punta Cana
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This week’s beach update recaps news from NORCECA Tour events and the AVP league. Looking ahead, several U.S. pairs are in Brazil for an Elite 16 this week.
USAV BJNC PTM Final Draft 2025
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Six Easy Ways for Coaches to Practice Self-Care
As a busy volleyball coach, making time for self-care can seem impossible. But there are small moments throughout the day and week where you can carve out this time to take care of yourself—and teach your athletes to do the same.
Helping Prevent Shoulder Injuries in Athletes
Shoulder injuries are unfortunately common for athletes of all types, whether due to acute or overuse injuries sustained during sport. Although there is no one-size-fits-all solution to building strong, mobile, injury-free shoulders, there are some general principles that can help regardless of sport choice.
Concussion Awareness in Volleyball: A Guide for Coaches
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As USA Volleyball coaches, ensuring athlete safety is our top priority. With 70% of sports-related traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) occurring in athletes under 18, concussion awareness is crucial, even in a less contact-intensive sport like volleyball.