GO Indoor

Winter 2019

USIndoor's Official Magazine is a quarterly publication, dedicated to owners, managers, program administrators and other professionals, startups and providers involved with indoor recreational sports facilities.

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WINTER2019 15 athletic but also be part of a team, and volleyball is an outstanding team sport," he says. "Our passion is to develop these kids and athletes to the best of their abilities and in an environment where they can learn and challenge themselves at a very high level." Volleyball programs start at a young age with the Ripple Program for boys and girls in kindergarten through second grade. Other clinics, camps, and programs round out the lineup through 18U, including programs for high-school age athletes that want to play but aren't participating in a club team. After high school, a lot of players continue to play in college. "We have not only a recruiting director for girls, but just in the last couple years, the club has added a boys recruiting director." The recruiting directors work with the athletes to explore collegiate options. The addition of a boys recruiting director reflects the growing number of male athletes playing at club and college volleyball programs, though there are still fewer options for men than for women. "Volleyball has always been attractive in

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