The S1/2/3 East Schools Festival took place once again at [EN]GAGE Sports Centre, Napier University.
With an increase in the number of entries from previous year, this was sure to be a great day of volleyball and it didn’t disappoint.
The…
It was business as usual in the Lynch Sports Centre in Dundee for the S4/5/6 Festival on Thursday. The teams who travelled to the Lynch SC were greeted with the news that their playing time would be vast due…
A total of 26 teams embarked on a festival of volleyball at Ravenscraig Regional Sports Facility all aiming to win the S4/5/6 West Schools Festival.
In the girl’s tournament, the level of play progressed very steadily through the day…
The competition saw budding school teams descend on the Granite City in a timely fashion raring to go for the first SVA MACvolley school festival of the 2019/20 school year.
There were many new faces entering the competition and every…
CEV Schools Project #NetSetGO
European partnership brings school pupils to the heart of our sport.
When CEV launched their schools development project last year, it was something we wanted to be a part of. The project outline is everything…
In partnership with the CEV, Scottish Volleyball have been working with the CEV to build a robust platform to grow school level volleyball as part of the CEV Schools Project.
Following in the footsteps of City of Edinburgh Volleyball Club and NUVOC Volleyball Club in 2015
Strathaven Academy was the stage for the MAcvolley NetSetGo CEV Schools Project launch on Tuesday, March 19. Over 80 young people were welcomed at the event by representatives from National and Local project partners.
Strathaven Academy was the stage for the MAcvolley NetSetGo CEV Schools Project launch on Tuesday the 19th of March. Over 80 young people were welcomed at the event by representatives from National and Local project partners.
City of Edinburgh and NUVOC Volleyball Clubs have made applications to the Aviva Community Fund for £25,000 & £1,000