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44 Reviews

  • In the few days I was at camp, I witnessed so much more. The bond between coaches and players, and the desire to teach others of all ages the love of volleyball was paramount. I've been to camps and prospect days at other colleges, this was different. That last day, competing with the younger players and watching the games filled my heart with joy. So many smiles, and players helping one another was inspiring.
  • Dahlia loved it! She can’t wait to do it again next year and to spend the night. I noticed a big boost on her skills but also her confidence.
  • She was not able to overhand serve and was intimidated by playing front row during the first camp. By the second camp in July she was serving overhand and played the front row with confidence. She enjoyed the opportunities during both camps.
  • She enjoyed playing volleyball all weekend long. When she asked to be moved to a different court for a more challenging and intense experience, there was no problem being moved. The coaches were motivating and encouraging.
  • She loved the college experience! She learned new volleyball skills & now her confidence in volleyball is increased!
  • I loved watching the coaches play and demonstrate how things are meant to be done, meeting new people, and the encouragement from everyone to do better and the knowledge that everyone was supported.
  • This was the first sleep away camp and my daughter had the best experience. She met new friends and learned a lot! She wished it was longer and cant wait till next summer. She loved everything about the camp.
  • 3rd year straight, She comes home from the camp with more knowledge of the game, improved skills and more confidence in her game. Thanks
  • This was an excellent away from home experience in a controlled, well staffed and organized environment. They seem to have scheduled every minute of the day that they could with instruction and breaks. My daughter had a great time, learned a lot and now wants to play volleyball for UMW. I was a little leery when I signed her up because, for our budget, it was rather pricey but I think it was an excellent value for the money. I will send her back next year for the advanced camp.
  • Fantastic volleyball camp experience for my daughter It was positive and very helpful giving my daughter the confidence to try-out for her high school team as a 9th grader Thanks so much for running a super program
  • She enjoyed playing volleyball all weekend long. When she asked to be moved to a different court for a more challenging and intense experience, there was no problem being moved. The coaches were motivating and encouraging.
  • In the few days I was at camp, I witnessed so much more. The bond between coaches and players, and the desire to teach others of all ages the love of volleyball was paramount. I've been to camps and prospect days at other colleges, this was different. That last day, competing with the younger players and watching the games filled my heart with joy. So many smiles, and players helping one another was inspiring.
  • Fantastic volleyball camp experience for my daughter It was positive and very helpful giving my daughter the confidence to try-out for her high school team as a 9th grader Thanks so much for running a super program
  • This camp was my daughters first volleyball camp after starting the sport the previous year. The entire process from check in to pick up was flawless and well done. The coaching staff was stellar and recognized the girls of all skill levels and ages equally. My daughter not only learned valuable tips and skills to help her excel in the sport, but made many new friends from the camp. I would recommend this camp to anyone who's daughter is interested in volleyball and playing at a higher level. Thank you very much for her awesome experience - we'll be back next year.
  • This was an excellent away from home experience in a controlled, well staffed and organized environment. They seem to have scheduled every minute of the day that they could with instruction and breaks. My daughter had a great time, learned a lot and now wants to play volleyball for UMW. I was a little leery when I signed her up because, for our budget, it was rather pricey but I think it was an excellent value for the money. I will send her back next year for the advanced camp.
  • My daughter has attended this camp for three years, she always has fun and improves her skills and meets some great people.
  • She liked having free time, being able to play games, and in a tournament during camp.
  • I loved watching the coaches play and demonstrate how things are meant to be done, meeting new people, and the encouragement from everyone to do better and the knowledge that everyone was supported.
  • This was the first sleep away camp and my daughter had the best experience. She met new friends and learned a lot! She wished it was longer and cant wait till next summer. She loved everything about the camp.
  • Laila LOVED camp this year! She enjoyed the training and the staff were very helpful and fun. Thanks we really enjoyed this year!
  • She loved the college experience! She learned new volleyball skills & now her confidence in volleyball is increased!
  • Getting to stay in the dorms and learn from college players. My daughter now wants to play there in 7 years.
  • The coaches were knowledgeable and had great feedback. Also, although the schedule was similar most days it wasn't repetitive at all - my daughter really enjoyed the camp.
  • My daughter made some great friendships and her level of play improve (showcased in tournament play).
  • My kids enjoyed the camp and speak highly of the coaches. Especially Imani.
  • Overall incredibly friendly staff, very organized, well run activities
  • Overall, Tali had a great experience and wished it was longer.
  • This camp was a lot of fun. The coaches taught well and made the focus of the camp improving while putting you in game type situations.
  • The amount of instruction was excellent, although it was tough the extra push the coaches and staff gave encouraged me to want to do more.
  • She enjoyed meeting new friends and seeing the advanced level girls; help her set goals for her playing skills. Also, she learned the proper techniques for serving, which she's trying to improve.
  • She enjoyed the play volleyball, eat, sleep & repeat concept of the camp on the campus of Mary Washington. Coaches were very supportive and encouraging.
  • A highlight was learning jump serve and tournament at the end. I wish camp was longer!
  • The emphasis on practical volleyball drills (instead of more general conditioning) and the ice breaker games played before each session was great.
  • This was my daughter's first sleep over camp and she was nervous at first. Her camp counselor made sure she feel comfortable. She is looking forward to going back next year! She met several girls from around the Virginia area. It was a great experience!
  • This camp was a lot of fun. The coaches taught well and made the focus of the camp improving while putting you in game type situations.
  • She enjoyed meeting new friends and seeing the advanced level girls; help her set goals for her playing skills. Also, she learned the proper techniques for serving, which she's trying to improve.
  • She had a great time on the court, improved her skills, and was coached by encouraging and knowledgeable staff.
  • My coach provided an encouraging environment and really focused on skill building. I can't wait to come back next year and continue my development in volleyball.
  • She enjoyed the coaching she received for her serving.
  • The emphasis on practical volleyball drills (instead of more general conditioning) and the ice breaker games played before each session was great.
  • This camp increased her confidence on the court, and now feels like she's ready to take on new levels in the game.
  • The coaches improved skills, kept the group size low for more personalized instruction, identified and grouped kids by level of play rather than by age.
  • The coaches improved skills, kept the group size low for more personalized instruction, identified and grouped kids by level of play rather than by age.
  • This camp increased her confidence on the court, and now feels like she's ready to take on new levels in the game.

Camp Overview

Improve your game and have serious fun
at Nike Volleyball Camps

Join us this summer at the University of Mary Washington in Virginia for fun and learning on the court! Train with Head Volleyball Coach, Emma Rohde, while enjoying a supportive and exciting atmosphere.

Open to girls, ages 8-18, this camp in Fredericksburg is geared toward building confidence, improving skills, and making new friends. From fun drills to friendly games, every moment is designed to help you enjoy the sport you love. Don’t miss out—sign up today!

Highlights Include

  • Instruction from UMW coaches and players
  • Excellent residential, dining and training facilities
  • Daily volleyball training
  • Low staff to camper ratio
  • Nike Volleyball Camps T-shirt and prizes! (multi-day camps only)

Camp Coaches

  • Emma Rohde VOGRMW

    Emma Rohde

    Camp Director

    Emma Rohde is the Head Volleyball Coach at the University of Mary Washington.

    Emma Rohde VOGRMW

    Emma Rohde

    Camp Director

    Emma Rohde begins her second season at the helm of her alma mater in 2025, looking to build the Eagle program to the greatness she helped guide as a player.

    Rohde returned home to UMW volleyball in 2024 after stints with successful programs at UMW and Washington & Lee University as an assistant, and as head coach at Kenyon College. She was the first AVCA All-American in UMW volleyball history as a setter after leading the Eagles to the 2016 NCAA Division III national quarterfinals, their best finish ever.

    "UMW has always been home to me", said Rohde. "It is an honor and privilege to come back an alum and lead this fantastic group of young women. This is a dream come true for me and I can't wait to get to work! Go Eagles!"

    Following her legendary career with the Eagles, in which the team finished with a 93-36 record and advanced to back-to-back NCAA Tournaments in her junior and senior seasons, Rohde served one season at UMW as an assistant coach, and in that season, the Eagles finished with a 19-10 mark, advancing to the Capital Athletic Conference championship. She served as interim head coach during the spring 2019 semester.

    From there, Rohde moved to Washington and Lee University, where the Generals won a pair of Old Dominion Athletic Conference championships, winning 66 matches and dropping just 18, while the team consistently posted a team GPA of greater than 3.5.

    In Lexington, Rohde assisted in making and implementing practice plans, was responsible for recruiting and scouting opponents and film breakdown, and managed the Generals' volleyball social media sites. She coached two All-America selections, four all-region student-athletes, and seven all-conference picks, including two conference players of the year.

    She was named as the head coach at Kenyon College in July, 2022, and oversaw all aspects of the program. Her 2022 team captured its first North Coast Athletic Conference regular season and tournament victories in three seasons. She coached one all-conference selection, and the team posted a 3.76 GPA for the year.

    A valuable member of the staff in her first year, Rohde served as co-advisor for the Kenyon Student Athlete Advisory Committee, as well as a member of the Kenyon DEI committee.

    She served in 2023-24 as Administrative Assistant for Academic Success and Student Engagement Coordinator at Richard Bland College.

  • Courtney H

    Courtney Hempe

    Coach

    Courtney Hempe is the University of Mary Washington Assistant Coach.

    Courtney H

    Courtney Hempe

    Coach

    University of Mary Washington alumnus Courtney Hempe returns to the Eagles' coaching staff for her third season in 2025. Hempe brings a wealth of knowledge to the program, having gained experience since 2012 as a club coach with 540 and Core Volleyball, as well as a very successful stint as head coach at Colonial Forge and Riverbend High Schools. She has gained multiple region and conference Coach of the Year awards, as well as multiple regional championships and state tournament appearances. She has posted a cumulative record of 127-44 in her high school coaching career.

    She played for the Eagles as a setter from 2012-14, as the Eagles maintained a stronghold in the national rankings.

  • Hallie

    Hallie Cruzen

    Coach

    Hallie Cruzen is the Associate Head Coach for the Navy Volleyball Team.

    Hallie

    Hallie Cruzen

    Coach

    Hallie Cruzen begins her first season with the Navy volleyball team as an associate head coach in the fall of 2024. She originally joined the coaching staff during the spring season.

    Cruzen arrived in Annapolis after having served as the head coach at Muskingum for eight seasons. The Fighting Muskies had totaled two winning seasons in a span of seven years prior to her arrival in 2016. The team amassed seven winning seasons, an overall record of 147-59 and an Ohio Athletic Conference record of 56-25 during her time at the New Concord, Ohio, school. Muskingum also won a pair of conference regular season titles (2019, 2021 spring), qualified for seven conference tournaments and reached a pair of conference tournament championship matches with Cruzen at the helm

    On a national level, the Fighting Muskies appeared in the national rankings in 2019 –– for the first time in 17 seasons –– and 2021 (spring) and advanced to the second round of the 2019 NCAA (DIII) Tournament. The 2019 team recorded the program’s first NCAA Tournament victory since 1999.

    Cruzen was named the conference coach of the year in 2019 and 2021 (spring) and her players totaled 21 all-conference accolades, which included seven first-team awards. Muskingum players also won the conference’s player (2021 spring) and newcomer (2023) of the year awards under Cruzen. Additionally, three of her players earned American Volleyball Coaches Association Honorable Mention All-America awards.

    The native of Tipp City, Ohio, graduated from Tippecanoe High School in 2009 and went on to attend Wittenberg which was coached by Paco Labrador. Her Wittenberg teams posted an overall record of 120-19, won at least a share of four North Coast Athletic Conference regular season titles with a record of 53-1 and claimed four conference tournament crowns. The Tigers reached the NCAA Tournament in each of her four seasons, an era that was highlighted with the 2011 national title.

    Individually, Cruzen, who played on the college level with her maiden name of Donathan, appeared in 103 matches and 292 sets during her career. She dished out 1,138 assists and grabbed 363 digs over her junior and senior seasons.

    After graduating from Wittenberg with a biology degree in 2013, she remained at the school as an assistant coach for the program. The Tigers put together an 83-16 overall record, a 24-0 record in conference regular season matches, won three conference tournaments and advanced to the NCAA Tournament in each of her three seasons on the bench. Wittenberg advanced to the national championship match in 2015, her last season before accepting the head coaching position at Muskingum.

    Combining her four-year collegiate playing and 11-year coaching career, her teams have won nine conference titles and made eight NCAA Tournament appearances.

  • Sammy Carroll

    Sammy Carroll

    Coach

    Sammy Carroll is the Assistant Coach at Bridgewater College

    Sammy Carroll

    Sammy Carroll

    Coach

    Carroll joined the staff in March 2025.

    Carroll comes to Bridgewater after recently graduating with a bachelor’s in cellular, molecular, and physiology biology from Christopher Newport in 2023. The CNU grad is currently working towards completing a master’s from Liberty in sport management.

    Most recently, Carroll worked at CNU as the assistant volleyball coach for a year where Carroll assisted in scouting opponents, creating practice plans and game strategies, attending tournaments to recruit prospective student athletes, and coordinating team meals- as well as on-campus recruit visits and distribution of team gear.

    At CNU as the assistant, Carroll was an integral piece to earning 2024 Coast-To-Coast Conference Coaching Staff of the Year, 2024 Conference Champions, and NCAA Regional Championship finalists in the Sweet Sixteen round.

    Carroll also brings in experience as a volleyball camp coach for five years at Nike Volleyball Camp at Mary Washington, VA Juniors Volleyball Club, and at CNU.

    In Carroll’s playing career at CNU, the three-year team captain was named Division III All-American for four years, 2019 Conference Rookie and Player of the Year, 2019 VASID Rookie of the Year, First Team VASID All-State for three years, First Team All-Conference and Region for four years, and conference tournament most valuable player.

    Carroll achieved 5,000 career assists and 1,000 career digs.

    After a career as one of CNU’s best setters, Sammy Carroll joined the CNU volleyball staff in 2024. Carroll eclipsed 4,000 assists in the win over Carnegie Mellon. She has the second-most assists in program history, 5031 behind only Brittany Collins who had 5103 and more than 1000 digs.

    Carroll joins the coaching staff after four seasons with the Captains during which she played 510 sets in 139 matches. She contributed all over the court with over 5000 assists, over 1000 digs, 174 blocks, and 223 service aces.

    She finished the 2023 finished the season with a career-high 1274 assists which was the fifth-most in school history. A four-time All-American, Carroll became second volleyball player to ever do so and is one of six CNU athletes to achieve four-time All-American status. She also earned All-Region First Team honors four times, joining Abby Hogge as the only Captain to ever do so.

  • Krista Rodgers

    Krista Rodgers

    Camp Coach

    Krista Rodgers is the Assistant Coach at Eastern University

    Krista Rodgers

    Krista Rodgers

    Camp Coach

    Originally from Fairfax, Virginia, Rodgers played volleyball at the University of Mary Washington where she earned AVCA Honorable Mention All-America, All-Region, All-State and All-Conference honors her senior season. Krista was also selected as the Coast-to-Coast Volleyball Scholar-Athlete of the Year and the Coast-to-Coast Senior Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year for 2022-2023.

    Krista, a middle hitter for the UMW Eagles, led her team in hitting percentage and blocks and guided her team to their first ever C2C Conference Championship and NCAA Tournament Regional Final appearance. Rodgers finished her career with 684 kills and 284 blocks. She hit a career-best .375 in her senior season and ended her career with a .345 average. She became UMW's fifth volleyball All-American since 2016.

    Rodgers also served as the Co-President for the Student Athlete Advisory Committee and earned a variety of Academic Honors including Dean's List, Phi Beta Kappa Honors Society and Beta Gamma Sigma Business Honors Society.

    For the past 2 years she has coached multiple teams at the 540 Volleyball Club in Fredericksburg, VA. Rodgers will work directly with Eastern University hitters and will play a role in all aspects of program development.

  • Katie Crofford

    Katie Crofford

    Camp Coach

    Katie Crofford is the Assistant Coach at Christopher Newport University

    Katie Crofford

    Katie Crofford

    Camp Coach

    After a four-year career as a Captain followed by a two-year stint as the graduate assistant coach at Marymount University, Katie Crofford joined the Christopher Newport volleyball coaching staff for her first season on the sidelines during the 2022 campaign.

    Crofford, a native of Warrenton, Virginia, stepped into the full-time assistant coach role and began working with the team in the spring of 2022.

    "I am extremely excited to be back at CNU and back within the Newport News community," said Crofford. "I appreciate this opportunity to give back to the program that gave me so much as a student-athlete and I look forward to watching the team continue to grow over the years."

    Crofford was a key player for the Captains during one of the most successful runs in program history. An outside hitter on the team from 2016-19, Crofford contributed to three straight conference championships and 106 total victories. She helped the Captains reach the second round of the NCAA Tournament in three of her four seasons and was a second team All-Conference selection following her stellar senior season.

    "CNU Volleyball was blessed with nine amazing years with Cory Taylor as our Assistant Coach. Cory was instrumental in our success on and off the court," said head coach Lindsay Birch. "As we begin a new era within our coaching staff, we are so fortunate to have the opportunity to welcome Katie Crofford back to the program. As a former athlete, she displayed great leadership, work ethic, and toughness. Katie has a passion for coaching and this desire partners beautifully with her love for CNU Volleyball."

    Crofford has served in a leadership capacity throughout her playing and coaching career including as President of the Christopher Newport Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) and a member of the President's Leadership Program. She attended the NCAA Emerging Leaders Seminar hosted at Marymount University in 2021 during her two-year tenure as a graduate assistant coach with the Saints.

    Equally as impressive in the classroom, Crofford graduated Christopher Newport Cum Laude in 2020 with Service Distinction and a bachelor of arts degree in Sociology. She also graduated from Marymount in the spring of 2022 with a Master of Business Administration.

  • Camp Coaching Staff UMW

    Coaching Staff

    There will be Division 1, Division 2, & Division 3 coaches on staff working the camp

    Camp Coaching Staff UMW

    Coaching Staff


Camp Details

2026 CAMP OPTIONS

Camp schedules and details are subject to change. If important updates occur before camp begins, we’ll notify registered campers by email and update this webpage. Campers may be grouped by age, skill, or experience at the Director’s discretion.

JUNE 13-15: ADVANCED
  • Open To: Girls, ages 12-18
  • Camp Types: Overnight & Extended Day (commuter)
  • Extended Day (Commuter) Schedule: Day 1: 12:30pm-8:30pm, Day 2: 8:30am-8:30pm, Day 3: 8:30am-12:00pm
  • Check-in: 11:30am- 12:30pm on Day 1 at Anderson Center Lobby. Parents can park in the Alvey Parking Deck off Route 1.
  • Check-out: Final games will take place at the Anderson Center from 10:00am-12:00pm, and graduation takes place at 12:00pm on Day 3. Parents are invited to attend. Check-out will take place immediately after.
  • Meals: All meals are provided for Overnight campers. Lunch and dinner are provided for Extended Day (commuter) campers.
  • Program: Geared toward players (ages 12-18) with 2-3 years of high school and club-level competitive experience. This intense, challenging program stresses position play, advanced team techniques such as offensive and defensive systems, physical conditioning, and a higher level of competitive play. Campers will receive elite instruction that will elevate and refine their technique and take their skills to the next level. This program is a 6-session training camp. Below is the breakdown of training sessions:
    • Day 1 - Afternoon and evening sessions
    • Day 2 - Morning, afternoon, and evening sessions
    • Day 3 - Morning session only
JULY 6-8 | JULY 9-11: ALL SKILLS
  • Open To: Girls, Ages 8-16
  • Camp Types: Overnight & Extended Day (commuter)
  • Extended Day (Commuter) Schedule: Day 1: 3:00pm-8:30pm, Day 2: 8:30am-8:30pm, Day 3: 8:30am-12:00pm
  • Check-in: 1:00pm-3:00pm on Day 1 at Anderson Center Lobby. Parents can park in the Alvey Parking Deck off Route 1.
  • Check-out: Final games will take place at the Anderson Center from 10:00am-12:00pm, and graduation takes place at 12:00pm on Day 3. Parents are invited to attend. Check-out will take place immediately after.
  • Extra Night Stayover: Overnight campers attending both sessions can add an “Extra Night Stayover” (July 8-9) for $150. This includes lodging, meals, activities and supervision. Campers with the stayover do not need to check out between sessions.
  • Meals: All meals are provided for Overnight campers. Lunch and dinner are provided for Extended Day (commuter) campers.
  • Program: Geared toward beginners or players with less than 2 years of high school/club volleyball/rec league experience. This camp offers high-energy training focused on the fundamental skills of volleyball, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Athletes will build a solid foundation in each skill (serving, passing, setting, attacking, blocking, and defense) as well as boost their confidence in a positive, energetic environment. This program is a 7-session training camp. Below is the breakdown of sessions:
    • Day 1 - Afternoon and evening sessions
    • Day 2 - Morning, afternoon, and evening sessions
    • Day 3 - Morning and afternoon sessions

2026 HOUSING

The information below is subject to change each year.

  • Dorm Name: TBA
  • Number of Campers Per Room: TBA (Standard is 2 per room)
  • Roommates: Rooms are assigned by age and/or roommate requests. Roommate requests must be mutual and received no later than 14 days before the start of camp. If you don't have a roommate request, you will be placed in a room with someone near your age. It will be a great opportunity to meet someone new! Assignments will be announced on the first day at check in.
  • Bathrooms: TBA
  • Linens: Not included. Bring linens or a sleeping bag, pillow, pillowcase, and a towel.
  • Air Conditioning: TBA

WHAT'S INCLUDED IN THE FEE?

  • Instruction: Daily Volleyball Instruction
  • Supervision: Staff members reside in campers’ quarters and participate in all activities.
  • Camp T-shirt & Prizes: Campers at multi-day camps will receive a Nike Volleyball Camps t-shirt and prizes. *1-day clinics excluded.
  • Volleyballs: Volleyballs are provided for instruction during camp. Campers may purchase a Camp Volleyball at the time of registration, which will be given out on the last day of camp. Fun tip: Have your camp friends sign your ball before you leave!
  • Facility: 5 Indoor courts at the Anderson Center
  • A/C in Gym: Yes
  • Medical Protocol: Most camps have an athletic trainer on-site to help with illness or injury. In case of an emergency, campers will be transported to the nearest hospital.
  • Transportation: Transportation is not provided. Campers are responsible for getting to and from camp on their own. There is no supervision before or after camp hours so please make arrangements to pick up your child on time.

PREPARE FOR CAMP

To view your customer account, complete your mandatory forms, pay balance dues, and review important camp information, visit the Customer Portal.

CHECKLIST OF THINGS TO BRING

Below is a suggested list of clothes, equipment, and personal items. US Sports Camps is NOT responsible for lost or stolen articles or money.

ALL CAMPERS (OVERNIGHT & COMMUTERS):

  • Athletic clothes
  • Athletic shoes
  • Knee pads
  • Water bottle
  • Small gym bag/backpack
  • Personal hygiene products

OVERNIGHT CAMPERS ONLY:

  • Comfortable off-court clothing
  • Undergarments
  • Pajamas
  • Bathrobe
  • Flip flops
  • Toiletries
  • Personal items & medications
  • Washcloth and bath towel
  • Bed sheets
  • Comforter or sleeping bag
  • Pillow and pillowcase

TEAM DISCOUNT

If you have a group of 4 or more campers registering for the same camp, each camper is eligible for a $25 discount. If you have a group of 8 or more campers registering for the same camp, each camper is eligible for a $45 discount. Discounts are not available for camps priced at $250 or less. Please fill out the Team Discount - Volleyball form and we will create a unique discount code for your group.

COMPANY POLICIES

For information regarding our cancellation policy and all other company policies, please visit USSC Policies.

NIKE VOLLEYBALL CAMP FAQ

For general questions about our volleyball camps please see our FAQ page.

SCHOLARSHIPS

We cannot offer scholarships due to NCAA regulations. Our affiliation with NCAA coaches and schools puts us in a position where any scholarship money can be seen as an inducement to a future collegiate athlete. This puts our coaches and our host universities in jeopardy of damaging their status with the NCAA and incurring penalties at the hands of their organizing body.

Camps are open to any and all entrants, limited only by number, age, grade level and/or gender.

Day 2 Sample Schedule

8:00-9:00am Breakfast

9:00-10:30am Team Training (Group A)/Down Time - Talent Show Rehearsal (Group B)

10:30-12:00pm Team Training (Group B)/Down Time & Lunch (Group A)

12:00-2:30pm Team Training (Group A)/Down Time & Lunch (Group B)

2:30-5:00pm Team Training (Group B)/Down Time - Talent Show Rehearsal (Group A)

5:00-6:00pm Dinner

6:00-8:00pm Game Play

8:00-9:00pm Evening Activity

9:00pm Extended Day (Commuter) campers dismissed

Nike Volleyball Camps Facility Mary Washington

Camp training takes place in The Anderson Center, which is the home of the Eagle Varsity Volleyball and Basketball programs as well as a venue for other programming.

WHAT FAMILIES SAY ABOUT Nike Volleyball Camp at the University of Mary Washington

44 Reviews

  • In the few days I was at camp, I witnessed so much more. The bond between coaches and players, and the desire to teach others of all ages the love of volleyball was paramount. I've been to camps and prospect days at other colleges, this was different. That last day, competing with the younger players and watching the games filled my heart with joy. So many smiles, and players helping one another was inspiring.
  • Dahlia loved it! She can’t wait to do it again next year and to spend the night. I noticed a big boost on her skills but also her confidence.
  • She was not able to overhand serve and was intimidated by playing front row during the first camp. By the second camp in July she was serving overhand and played the front row with confidence. She enjoyed the opportunities during both camps.
  • She enjoyed playing volleyball all weekend long. When she asked to be moved to a different court for a more challenging and intense experience, there was no problem being moved. The coaches were motivating and encouraging.
  • She loved the college experience! She learned new volleyball skills & now her confidence in volleyball is increased!
  • I loved watching the coaches play and demonstrate how things are meant to be done, meeting new people, and the encouragement from everyone to do better and the knowledge that everyone was supported.
  • This was the first sleep away camp and my daughter had the best experience. She met new friends and learned a lot! She wished it was longer and cant wait till next summer. She loved everything about the camp.
  • 3rd year straight, She comes home from the camp with more knowledge of the game, improved skills and more confidence in her game. Thanks
  • This was an excellent away from home experience in a controlled, well staffed and organized environment. They seem to have scheduled every minute of the day that they could with instruction and breaks. My daughter had a great time, learned a lot and now wants to play volleyball for UMW. I was a little leery when I signed her up because, for our budget, it was rather pricey but I think it was an excellent value for the money. I will send her back next year for the advanced camp.
  • Fantastic volleyball camp experience for my daughter It was positive and very helpful giving my daughter the confidence to try-out for her high school team as a 9th grader Thanks so much for running a super program
  • She enjoyed playing volleyball all weekend long. When she asked to be moved to a different court for a more challenging and intense experience, there was no problem being moved. The coaches were motivating and encouraging.
  • In the few days I was at camp, I witnessed so much more. The bond between coaches and players, and the desire to teach others of all ages the love of volleyball was paramount. I've been to camps and prospect days at other colleges, this was different. That last day, competing with the younger players and watching the games filled my heart with joy. So many smiles, and players helping one another was inspiring.
  • Fantastic volleyball camp experience for my daughter It was positive and very helpful giving my daughter the confidence to try-out for her high school team as a 9th grader Thanks so much for running a super program
  • This camp was my daughters first volleyball camp after starting the sport the previous year. The entire process from check in to pick up was flawless and well done. The coaching staff was stellar and recognized the girls of all skill levels and ages equally. My daughter not only learned valuable tips and skills to help her excel in the sport, but made many new friends from the camp. I would recommend this camp to anyone who's daughter is interested in volleyball and playing at a higher level. Thank you very much for her awesome experience - we'll be back next year.
  • This was an excellent away from home experience in a controlled, well staffed and organized environment. They seem to have scheduled every minute of the day that they could with instruction and breaks. My daughter had a great time, learned a lot and now wants to play volleyball for UMW. I was a little leery when I signed her up because, for our budget, it was rather pricey but I think it was an excellent value for the money. I will send her back next year for the advanced camp.
  • My daughter has attended this camp for three years, she always has fun and improves her skills and meets some great people.
  • She liked having free time, being able to play games, and in a tournament during camp.
  • I loved watching the coaches play and demonstrate how things are meant to be done, meeting new people, and the encouragement from everyone to do better and the knowledge that everyone was supported.
  • This was the first sleep away camp and my daughter had the best experience. She met new friends and learned a lot! She wished it was longer and cant wait till next summer. She loved everything about the camp.
  • Laila LOVED camp this year! She enjoyed the training and the staff were very helpful and fun. Thanks we really enjoyed this year!
  • She loved the college experience! She learned new volleyball skills & now her confidence in volleyball is increased!
  • Getting to stay in the dorms and learn from college players. My daughter now wants to play there in 7 years.
  • The coaches were knowledgeable and had great feedback. Also, although the schedule was similar most days it wasn't repetitive at all - my daughter really enjoyed the camp.
  • My daughter made some great friendships and her level of play improve (showcased in tournament play).
  • My kids enjoyed the camp and speak highly of the coaches. Especially Imani.
  • Overall incredibly friendly staff, very organized, well run activities
  • Overall, Tali had a great experience and wished it was longer.
  • This camp was a lot of fun. The coaches taught well and made the focus of the camp improving while putting you in game type situations.
  • The amount of instruction was excellent, although it was tough the extra push the coaches and staff gave encouraged me to want to do more.
  • She enjoyed meeting new friends and seeing the advanced level girls; help her set goals for her playing skills. Also, she learned the proper techniques for serving, which she's trying to improve.
  • She enjoyed the play volleyball, eat, sleep & repeat concept of the camp on the campus of Mary Washington. Coaches were very supportive and encouraging.
  • A highlight was learning jump serve and tournament at the end. I wish camp was longer!
  • The emphasis on practical volleyball drills (instead of more general conditioning) and the ice breaker games played before each session was great.
  • This was my daughter's first sleep over camp and she was nervous at first. Her camp counselor made sure she feel comfortable. She is looking forward to going back next year! She met several girls from around the Virginia area. It was a great experience!
  • This camp was a lot of fun. The coaches taught well and made the focus of the camp improving while putting you in game type situations.
  • She enjoyed meeting new friends and seeing the advanced level girls; help her set goals for her playing skills. Also, she learned the proper techniques for serving, which she's trying to improve.
  • She had a great time on the court, improved her skills, and was coached by encouraging and knowledgeable staff.
  • My coach provided an encouraging environment and really focused on skill building. I can't wait to come back next year and continue my development in volleyball.
  • She enjoyed the coaching she received for her serving.
  • The emphasis on practical volleyball drills (instead of more general conditioning) and the ice breaker games played before each session was great.
  • This camp increased her confidence on the court, and now feels like she's ready to take on new levels in the game.
  • The coaches improved skills, kept the group size low for more personalized instruction, identified and grouped kids by level of play rather than by age.
  • The coaches improved skills, kept the group size low for more personalized instruction, identified and grouped kids by level of play rather than by age.
  • This camp increased her confidence on the court, and now feels like she's ready to take on new levels in the game.

FAQ

  • Absolutely! Campers are encouraged to attend multiple sessions. Each program delivers something unique to help players excel in all areas of the game. Many campers will attend more than one session to further refine their skills, compete against new players, or choose a session with a different program focus.

  • OVERNIGHT CAMPER CANCELLATION POLICY: If you need to cancel for any reason up until 14 days prior to camp check-in, you will receive a camp credit voucher for 100% of tuition fees paid. If you need to cancel from 1-13 days prior to camp check-in, you will receive a camp credit voucher for 50% of tuition fees paid.

    EXTENDED DAY CAMPER CANCELLATION POLICY: If you need to cancel for any reason up until 24 hours prior to camp check-in, you will receive a camp credit voucher for tuition fees paid.

    Participants who DO NOT attend their registered session (no-shows for any reason) or who do not contact USSC to cancel at least 24 hours prior to camp check-in will not receive a voucher or refund.

    For information regarding our cancellation policy and all other company policies, please visit USSC Policies.

  • Yes! To save your spot at camp, a deposit is due at registration:

    • $150 for Day and Half Day camps
    • $300 for Overnight and Extended Day camps
    • Camps under $150 must be paid in full at registration.

    Your remaining balance is due on the 1st of the month before your camp begins:

    • June camps → due May 1
    • July camps → due June 1
    • August camps → due July 1

    Any camper with an unpaid balance 10 days before camp will forfeit all fees paid and be removed from the camp.

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