October 20, 2016 by Coach Jess, Program Director, Volleyball Coach As High School Volleyball begins to wrap up in October and Club Volleyball begins to take swing, many parents wonder, what is next for my daughter? Is she ready for Club Volleyball? What is Club Volleyball? What’s the difference between CAL…
Our Fall Program lineup has something for everyone! Kids ages 3-18 grow mentally, physically, and socially in our sports programs. We offer fall programs in Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer, Performance Training, Preschool, and Private Training is available for both individual and small groups to get your player ready for the fall season. Check out our new program…
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Congratulations to our CAL Cobras 5th Grade AAU Boys Basketball Travel Team who traveled to Hampton, Virginia to compete in the 2016 AAU Division III Fifth Grade National Championship on July 1st-4th 2016!
Join our sweepstakes for the chance to win one free week of our summer sports programs! We offer a variety of youth sports programs for families who want to help their child improve their skills and fundamentals. Players receive instructions on the basics of the activity where they will learn techniques…
The idea of participation awards seems to always be a hot topic. Parents, coaches and even the athletes themselves have an opinion. Should young athletes earn awards just for participating? The reason the debate never seems to go away is because there isn’t a right answer.
Thursday, January 14, 2016 Former Golden State Warriors coach Mark Jackson recently made headlines for his comments on NBA star Steph Curry. Jackson said during a recent interview that Curry was “hurting the game” because young players are trying to emulate him and are spending their time at the 3-point line instead…
Wednesday, December 23, 2015 “Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard.” This quote was said by High School Basketball Coach Tim Notke, someone whose job it was to evaluate talent and push his players to reach their goals. While coaches will sometimes get lucky and have a player…