To successfully register you must first purchase a membership for the participant, create an account on VRS-Sportlomo, and then purchase the program registration.

The required membership for GO Sports is the: 2024 Youth Recreational Player – Indoor Membership. Volleyball Alberta’s membership year is September 1 to August 31 of each year.

Note:
Cancellation Deadline:
September 2024 TBC (Fall 2024 session)
January 2025 TBC (Winter 2025 session)
March 2025 TBC (Spring 2025 session)
Cancellations prior to the deadline will be processed less a $35 Administrative Fee. 
Cancellations on or after the deadline are non-refundable.

Online Registration Process

Registrations will be on a first-come-first-serve basis.
Make sure to register early as these programs may fill fast!

As soon as programs, dates, times, costs and registration openings are confirmed we will update this page and post about it on our Instagram, Facebook & Twitter.

Registrations will be done online on the Volleyball Registration System (VRS) powered by SportLoMo.

Membership Fee

Volleyball Alberta requires Players, Coaches, Referees, and Club Staff to become members prior to registering for any of our programs and events.  Membership fees include a Volleyball Alberta and Volleyball Canada component.
For membership fees & benefits information, click HERE. 

All of our memberships are upgradable, meaning already paid membership fees will discount if upgrading from indoor to beach or from program to program in the same season.  Memberships are non-refundable. 

Mini-Volley is an introductory program for children between the ages of 6-8 to the sport of volleyball.  

This program provides game like activities (PLAY), ensures that participants stay active (FUN) and allows them to experience success while focusing on the development of fundamental movement patterns.  

This program emphasizes the importance of developing physical literacy in children which will allow them to gain the competence and confidence they need to participate in a wide variety of physical activities.

GO Sport Atomic programs follow the curriculum set out in Volleyball Canada’s Atomic Volleyball Program. Atomic Volleyball is an 8 week program with adapted rules for youth ages 9-12 years. Each session is 1.5 hours with every session being a combination of skills/technique practice and modified games play.  Atomic Volleyball is part of the Long Term Athlete Development Model Stage 2 “Learning to Train” that stresses FUN, FAIRPLAY, and PARTICIPATION by increasing the number of ball contacts. 

GO Sport Atomic programs follow the curriculum set out in Volleyball Canada’s Atomic Volleyball Program. Atomic Volleyball is an 8 week program with adapted rules for youth ages 9-12 years. Each session is 1.5 hours with every session being a combination of skills/technique practice and modified games play.  Atomic Volleyball is part of the Long Term Athlete Development Model Stage 2 “Learning to Train” that stresses FUN, FAIRPLAY, and PARTICIPATION by increasing the number of ball contacts. 

This program is for individuals who have completed the Atomic programs and are ready to transition into Tripleball gameplay which is the official competition format for all Canadian regions offering 13U & 12U age class competitions.  The goal of Tripleball is to promote better skill acquisition & development, participation, meaningful competition, and fun.  Sessions each week will be a combination of Skill Development & Tripleball gameplay.

Watch our Tripleball video on YouTube, click HERE

GO League is for athletes between the ages of 14-18 years.  There are two sessions each week, one session will focus on skill acquisition and development while the second session will be game based.  The GO League will provide participants with a non-competitive, recreational environment to work on fundamental systems, strategies, and team play.

* The GO League Wednesday/Sunday program is NOT where participants play against other leagues but develop within the program and play against each other on alternating sessions.