The Syracuse City Volleyball Club is a competitive, travel volleyball club serving Syracuse city youth through a combination of athletic, academic and character development. We are the only non profit organization in the Northeast U.S. that offers USA Volleyball affiliated club volleyball to ALL of its athletes for FREE.
What We Do
At the Syracuse City Volleyball Club, we grow as athletes, students, and people together. For CITY Club’s inaugural 2023-24 season, we had two teams of 14U girls. Our 27 athletes practiced twice a week and played in tournaments on the weekends from January to May.
CITY Club placed in the gold bracket in every tournament that we competed in. It’s imperative that we uphold the same gold standard that we have on the court within the classrooms and greater community too.
Students participate in journaling activities and engage in team circle talks that explore topics like leadership,self-confidence, and persevering through stressful situations. Coming this season, all players will need to have good school attendance and grades to participate. Group study sessions and individualized tutoring is available.
Benefits
Why we do it
How we do it
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we operate due to the generous grants and donations from our community partners and public support. Our donors see the rich benefits that accessible youth sports have on Syracuse youth.
We are a nonprofit by the community, for the community. This support means everything to us
Donate
You can be confident that every cent donated goes directly to providing opportunities to our kids because our entire leadership team, including our founders and directors, work on a volunteer basis.
If you believe in the rich benefits that accessible youth sports have on Syracuse youth, please consider donating to help us continue to serve our community.
Please email us at syracusecityvolleyballclub@gmail.com for a tax receipt for your contribution. Checks can be made to the Syracuse City Volleyball Club at 205 Dewitt Rd, Syracuse NY 13214
Syracuse City Volleyball Club
Academic Commitment
CITY club believes there’s a reason why student comes first in the term “student-athlete.” In order for players to participate on a team, they must be in good standing academically.
This means that players must be passing their classes. If a student is having difficulties, they must be actively engaging in an improved performance plan to get back on track, like tutoring or study sessions.
All players must also be attending school regularly. Any player that is considered chronically absent by NYS guidelines (missing over 18 days in a school year) is not eligible to play in club competitions.
