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USA Volleyball Foundation’s First Point Fund proudly announces a $250,000 grant to University of the Pacific Athletics in support of reinstating Division I men’s volleyball. The USAVF grant was made possible with contributions from East Coast Volleyball, USA Volleyball, and USAVF donors dedicated to providing more opportunities through volleyball.
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Twelve U.S. beach teams, including 2024 Olympian Miles Partain, are scheduled to compete at the Volleyball World Beach Pro Tour Futures event on Dec. 4-7 in Pompano Beach, Fla.
Twenty-three emerging U.S. beach teams are scheduled to compete at the Volleyball World Pro Beach Tour (PBT) Futures event on Dec. 5-8 in Pompano Beach, Fla., the first PBT event ever in the United States
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.
The women’s team of Berklee Andrews, Skye McDermott and Jessie West and the men’s team of Eric Duda, Abram Gornik and Dave Newkirk won the titles at the USA Volleyball Beach ParaVolley Recognized Development Event (RDE) on Dec. 4 at Hickory Point Beach in Tavares, Florida
A $20,000 prize purse is on the line this weekend when U.S. and Australian teams compete at the USA Volleyball Beach ParaVolley Recognized Development Event (RDE) on Dec. 2-4 at Hickory Point Beach in Tavares, Florida
Beach ParaVolley athletes are returning to Hickory Point Beach in Tavares, Florida, this weekend for the fourth BPV training camp of the year.
USA Volleyball is holding a Beach ParaVolley camp this weekend Hickory Point Beach in Tavares, Florida.
Beach ParaVolley has applied for inclusion at the 2028 Paralympic Games in Los Angeles. If accepted, it would join men's and women's sitting volleyball as Paralympic disciplines.
Five volleyball clubs from around the country will partner with USA Volleyball to carry out beach ParaVolley programming for disabled veterans and disabled members of the Armed Forces.
The Florida Region of USA Volleyball is proud to announce that Hickory Point Beach in Tavares, Fla., has been designated by World ParaVolley to be the first Beach ParaVolley (BPV) Development Center in the world.
The Department of Veterans Affairs has awarded USA Volleyball an Adaptive Sports Grant of $61,675 to support the participation of disabled veterans and Armed Services members in beach ParaVolley.
With six straight days of competitive beach volleyball, the USA National Beach Tour Junior Championship took to the sands of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., July 10-15, and did not disappoint.
EUSTIS, Fla. (Jan. 18, 2021) – The Florida Region of USA Volleyball has announced a $100,000 private donation from the Norelli Family Foundation to support USAV Beach ParaVolley (BPV) programming at Hickory Point Beach in Tavares, Fla., for the 2021‐2024 quad. Additionally, Hickory Point Beach (HPB) will become a National Training Site for the USA...
Beach paravolley exhibitions will also be part of Florida Region tournament
USA Volleyball to hold at least Beach ParaVolley training camps along with international competitions and domestic demonstrations
Expanding athlete pipeline key initiative after checking off major milestones in inaugural season as national federation for fledgling sport
Clinic plus demonstration match taking place in conjunction with USA Volleyball Beach Open National Championships in Hermosa Beach
Florida Region hosting camp July 12-14 at Hickory Point Beach, welcoming disabled and able-bodied athletes alike to participate
Duda, Newkirk and Seilkop win World Series Tour event in China, USA women's trio earns silver
Three men's and three women's players chosen for event in Pingtan, China
USAV, now USA's official national federation for Beach ParaVolley, will send teams to 2019 Pingtan Beach World Series Open event in May
