Your athlete made a club volleyball team! Now what? Club volleyball is a short and intense season with lots to navigate. Families play an essential role in supporting athletes and creating a positive experience. We have some useful resources to get you started…
Webinar for Parents & Families – January 14, 2026 at 6pm
Join us for a webinar for parents and families involved in club volleyball.
Led by our Head of Sport Development, this webinar will:
- Provide you with an overview of the club volleyball season.
- Tell you what you can expect at Volleyball BC tournaments.
- Provide suggestions about how to support your athlete and your team.
- Outline key policies and expectations of families and spectators.
- Provide you with an opportunity for you to ask all your questions!
CODE OF CONDUCT & EXPECTATIONS FOR FAMILIES AND SPECTATORS
We believe every family member and spectator plays an important role in creating a positive, supportive, and fun sporting environment. By modelling respect, encouragement, and care for athletes, coaches, referees, and facilities, you help ensure that everyone enjoys their volleyball experience.
This Code of Conduct & Expectations for Families and Spectators outlines our expectations for individuals at Volleyball BC events. We reserve the right to limit access to our events and activities by any individual whose behaviour does not align with creating a welcoming, respectful and safe environment.
A GUIDE TO CLUB VOLLEYBALL
Looking for information about how to select a club and navigate the club system? Check out our 2026 Guide to Club Volleyball which covers:
- Volleyball BC requirements for approved clubs.
- Things to consider when you are selecting a club.
- How to navigate pre-signing, tryouts, and offer letters.
- Safety considerations at a club.
We also hosted an information webinar in Fall 2025 to cover this information and answer your questions.
OTHER USEFUL LINKS
- All the latest information on competition dates, schedules, and other logistics.
- Safety Hub with information about physical injury, concussion, abuse and maltreatment, and mental health.
- Safe Sport Handbook for Players and Caregivers.
- Got questions? Email your Regional Manager or members@volleyballbc.org.