Las Vegas, NVWebsite4.0(17) on Google
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How verification worksDig This! Volleyball Club is a club volleyball program based in Las Vegas, NV, fielding youth teams in the 12s through 18s age groups. Listed on Tryout Week from public SCVA records.
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3.8(14 Google reviews)
I play for dig this and it has changed my life! They have taught me so much and I have gained so much more confidence I didn’t know I even had. The coaches are so nice and help me so much in volleyball and out of volleyball in my personal life.
My coaches are really awesome here. I love my Volleyball family. They helped my cousins get scholarships in college and now I’m working on mines too! I highly recommend Dig This! Volleyball Club to anyone who wants to play and have a good experience. Thank you to Coach Ray and all the other coaches who help me. 💗
Too many people. Kids at all ages are playing in same session. Favoritism seen then you got them loud mouth teens on sidelines spilling tea on their segg life. Fr No team spirit just high turnover.
Excellent volleyball club. Great family atmosphere. They have great coaches. Highly Recommend academy for new players. My daughter plays on a club team.
Stay away they just want your money and they take on so many people your kids do not get trained right
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What a season typically costs in Southern California: $1,500 to $8,000+ all-in. See the cost guide
No parent reports yet. Dues, gear, tournaments and travel, all in. A figure shows once three parents have reported for an age group; one family’s numbers are never shown.
