About Us

WE BUILT A CLUB
WITH ROOM
FOR EVERYONE.

Husky Volleyball is a Connecticut club built around a simple idea: a player should be able to start where they are and keep going as far as they want — without leaving. Two dedicated buildings, programs at every level, and coaches who know the difference between pushing an athlete and burning one out.

Our Philosophy

The outcome of the game is not the most important objective. The most important objective is that the players strive to win and try their best. If they do their best, they will be successful, regardless of the outcome of the match.

Self-determination and teamwork! The players must learn from the beginning not to be misled by the "self" in self-determination. The team is the most important self-determining entity. The learned attitude of self-determination and it's application in everyday life is one of the most valuable skills that can be taught in life (and in our program).

The players are the center of the team, not the coach. The players are taught that they make the choice to excel, but that that choice can't be made on game day. The choice to excel is made in and out of practice every day.

"Excellence is not a skill, it is an attitude" - Ralph Marston"

Club Standard

The Player Experience Matters

01

COMPETE

We ask athletes to go after it. Competing is how a player finds out what they are actually capable of.

02

DEVELOP

Reps, feedback, and a clear next step. Development is the product — results follow it.

03

BELONG

Teammates hold each other up. Players from 100+ schools find their people in this building.

04

ENJOY IT

Volleyball should be the best part of the week. Athletes who like being here keep getting better.

Club Standard

Who are Our Coaches?

Who are Our Coaches?

Our coaches love the sport of volleyball and want to pass on that love of the game to our club members!

Where do we get our coaches?

They come to us from a variety of different sources:

  • College coaches and players
  • High school coaches
  • Adults with a very strong interest in the game. They have “real” jobs, but also have great volleyball backgrounds and are dedicated to the craft of coaching.