Welcome to the Capital City
Volleyball Club Official Website

Capital City Volleyball Club has been serving the northern Nevada and California communities since 2000, assisting girls ages 8-18 to reach their dreams of becoming accomplished volleyball players. With players participating from more than 30 middle schools and high schools in the region, Capital City VBC included 180 girls playing on 15 teams during the 2009 season, with teams for every level of experience and ability available.

Capital City VBC has distinguished itself nationally by finishing 3rd at the 2002 USA Junior Olympic National Championships-17s Division, 6th at the 2007 Volleyball Festival-16s Division, and 8th at the 2005 Volleyball Festival-17s Division. In 2009, the 18s team finished 19th in the Junior Olympics American Division after finishing 2nd in the Far Western's Qualifier.

Capital City VBC offers a quality training experience for players of all levels. Our staff-comprised of many top former players, college coaches, and current high school coaches-utilizes a "team" training philosophy by using multiple coaches to work with individual teams and players. Many of our teams practice together at least once a week, which provides the very best training atmosphere for each athlete.

One of the Club's strong points is helping individual players earn a college scholarship. Capital City VBC staff includes a full time College Recruiting Coordinator, whose main task is to work with players and parents to navigate through the college recruiting process.

To further enhance each individual member's volleyball experience, our website offers news about former members, training tips, information on upcoming camps and clinics, important training and college recruiting articles, and other information designed to enhance each player's volleyball experience.

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Tips on College Recruitment

Over the course of a few years, several college coaches have contacted Capital City Volleyball Club about players. As a result of those conversations, we have put together some important tips that will help you in the recruitment process.

Please read:

• Tips on College Recruitment
• Questions to Ask a College Recruiter
• 2009-2010 NCAA Guide for the College Bound Athlete
• NCAA Elgibility Resource Center

College Commitments

• Click Here for the Full List
• Video of the 2009 Signing Day