Our Philosophy
Welcome to the 2012 Junior Olympic Club Volleyball season. Skagit-Island Volleyball Academy (SIVA) is not an ELITE club, but is dedicated to developing ELITE PLAYERS. Our coaches are consistently developing their skills to provide our players the best training. In addition, SIVA is devoted to constructing a schedule that gives our players the best opportunity to pursue volleyball beyond their high school careers.
Coaching Staff
Learn more about your coaching staff!
Tournament Schedule
This is our tournament schedule
Coaches Corner
Stay tuned to hear some great tips from our coaching staff!
Headlines
Congratulations to KATLYN MATAYA! Player of the Year!!!
Click to see how ESPN has recognized our very own
Katlyn Mataya as the Gatorade State Volleyball Player of the Year!!!
Fantastic job Katlyn!
Friday 20th, No open gym and no practices tonight. 12's tourney for 21st is a GO! Be at Franklin Pierce Highschool on the court at 7:30 ready to play. Play for 17s and 18s on the 22nd will be determined by noon on the 21st. Stay tuned and check your email for updates! Also, NO PRACTICES 23-27th in Fidalgo (gym is busy).
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2008 Men’s Olympic Volleyball Highlights
Play volleyball? Then you need to watch this. Click above for description and link.
USC vs Illinois
An awesome match took place last night in the semi-final match between USC and Illinois. Five fantastic sets of volleyball with the winner getting the chance to take on UCLA for the National Championships. The highlights alone are amazing! Pay close attention to the movement of the defense, the speed of the offense, and just [...]
Moving on to the next level
Many times you’ll hear us coaches talking about what it takes to improve your game. Well, in the clip below you can take advice from USA National players and coaches and get a feel for what they believe it takes to bring your game to the next level. Enjoy! SIVA Coaches http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fjJ-rZAJmI/
Karch Kiraly looks at passing
Karch Kiraly is recognized in many circles to be the greatest volleyball player of all time. With two Olympic gold medals and 148 Beach titles, his ability can not be questioned. In this short article Coach Rey discusses passing. Check it out when you have a moment! http://coachrey.com/volleyball-skills/the-art-of-passing-a-volleyball/