Temple City, CAWebsite5.0(48) on Google
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How verification worksStormbreaker Volleyball Club is a club volleyball program based in Temple City, CA, fielding girls teams in the 10s through 17s age groups. Listed on Tryout Week from public SCVA and California business records.
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5.0(48 Google reviews)
StormBreaker Volleyball Camp exceeded my expectations. The coaches were knowledgeable, encouraging, and genuinely invested in every player’s growth. The drills were well-structured and really helped build both confidence and technique. The atmosphere was positive and team-oriented. Boys left each day feeling motivated and more skilled. Highly recommend for any level of youth player looking to improve quickly and enjoy the game.
Stormbreaker Volleyball has been amazing for our daughter Bella and Allison. The clinics helped them build solid technique, improve tremendously over just one summer, and even earn a spot on her school volleyball team before the club season began. The coaches are supportive, knowledgeable, and truly invested in each athlete’s growth, and we’re so grateful for the confidence and skills they have gained here.
Our 12 year old daughter has played on the 12U team this season with Stormbreakers. We have been completely blown away by the level of training and personal attention offered to our daughter. There is so much targeted, top-notch training offered for passing, blocking, and hitting, and there is even bonus weight training sessions offered multiple times a week for strength and agility. Our daughter has improved so much under the guidance of Coach Jonathan and our assistant coach, Brandon. The team has been so warm and supportive of each other, and the parents have all been welcoming and kind. It feels more like a family than a team. We love this team and hope to continue with Stormbreakers for years to come!
We are so grateful to have join Stormbreaker. Both of our daughters are playing club volleyball here. They love their coaches and their teammates. The coaches and staff are patient and are encouraging. The clinics are fun and beneficial. Our girls can’t wait to go to practice each week!
We’ve had a really great experience with Stormbreaker Volleyball Club. We have two kids in the program—a 12U boy and a 15U girl—and both of them have grown a lot, not just in skills but also in confidence. The coaching staff does an excellent job creating a positive and structured environment while still pushing the kids to improve. You can tell there’s real intention behind the training—lots of repetition, fundamentals, and attention to detail—which has made a noticeable difference in both of our kids’ development. What we appreciate most is the culture. The owner and coaches genuinely care about the players as individuals. It’s supportive, team-oriented, and still competitive in the right way. Our kids actually look forward to practices, which says everything. We’ve tried other programs before, and this one stands out for being more organized, positive, and focused on long-term development. Communication is clear, expectations are well set, and overall it’s been a great experience for our family. Highly recommend Stormbreaker to any parents looking for a well-run club that builds both skills and confidence.
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