BROWSE CLUBS BY
USAV REGION

The Badger Region is the Wisconsin chapter of USA Volleyball, promoting safe, structured, and fun volleyball experiences across the state.

The Great Lakes Region covers most of Illinois, with a strong club network anchored by the Chicago metro area, Champaign, Springfield, and Rockford.

The Gateway Region serves southern Illinois and eastern Missouri, including the St. Louis metro area — a hub for competitive club volleyball in the Midwest.

The Lakeshore Region covers Michigan (excluding the Upper Peninsula), with club programs centered in Detroit, Grand Rapids, Lansing, and Ann Arbor.

The North Country Region spans Minnesota, the Dakotas, and Michigan's Upper Peninsula, with the highest club density in the Twin Cities metro area.

The Hoosier Region serves the entire state of Indiana, with strong club programs in Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, South Bend, and Evansville.

The Pioneer Region covers Kentucky, with growing club programs in Louisville, Lexington, and Northern Kentucky.

The Great Plains Region serves Nebraska, with strong club programs in Omaha, Lincoln, and across the state's growing volleyball community.

Heart of America serves Kansas and western Missouri, including the Kansas City metro area, with a nationally competitive tournament circuit.

The Iowa Region is a dedicated statewide affiliate covering all of Iowa, with strong club programs in Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, and Dubuque.

The Rocky Mountain Region serves Colorado and Wyoming, with major club programs in Denver, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, and Cheyenne.

The Alaska Region covers the entire state of Alaska, with club programs concentrated in Anchorage, Fairbanks, and Juneau.

CEVA covers the entire state of Oregon plus four southwest Washington counties, including Portland metro, Southern Oregon, the Oregon Coast, and Central Oregon.

The Evergreen Region covers eastern Washington, northern Idaho, and Montana, with growing club programs in Spokane, Boise, and Billings.

The Puget Sound Region covers western Washington, including the greater Seattle-Tacoma corridor, with some of the most competitive club programs in the Pacific Northwest.

The Aloha Region serves the Hawaiian islands of Oahu, Maui, and Kauai, with a vibrant volleyball culture and year-round outdoor play.

The Intermountain Region serves Utah and southern Idaho, with strong club programs in Salt Lake City, Provo, Boise, and Idaho Falls.

Moku O Keawe serves the Big Island of Hawaii, fostering volleyball development in Hilo, Kona, and surrounding communities.

NCVA covers Northern California and northern Nevada, including the San Francisco Bay Area, Sacramento, Fresno, and Reno — one of the largest USAV regions by athlete count.

The Chesapeake Region serves Maryland, Delaware, D.C., and northern Virginia, with a strong club presence in the Baltimore-Washington corridor.

GEVA covers New Jersey, New York City, Long Island, and Westchester County — one of the most densely populated volleyball regions in the country.

The Excelsior Region covers northeast New York State, including Albany, Syracuse, and the Capital District.

The Keystone Region serves most of Pennsylvania, with major club programs in Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and the Lehigh Valley.

The New England Region spans all six New England states, with the highest club density in Greater Boston, Hartford, and Providence.

The Ohio Valley Region serves Ohio, western Pennsylvania, and West Virginia with a deep club network anchored by Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh.

The Western Empire Region covers western New York State, including Buffalo, Rochester, and the Finger Lakes area.

The Carolina Region serves North Carolina, with strong club programs in Charlotte, Raleigh-Durham, Greensboro, and the Research Triangle.

The Florida Region covers most of the state (excluding the panhandle), with major club programs in Miami, Orlando, Tampa, and Jacksonville.

The Old Dominion Region serves Virginia (excluding the northern D.C. suburbs), with club programs in Richmond, Virginia Beach, and Charlottesville.

The Palmetto Region serves South Carolina, with growing club programs in Columbia, Greenville, Charleston, and Myrtle Beach.

The Southern Region covers Georgia, Alabama, and most of Tennessee, with strong programs in Atlanta, Nashville, Birmingham, and Memphis.

The Bayou Region serves southern Louisiana, including New Orleans, Baton Rouge, and Lafayette — one of the fastest-growing USAV affiliates in the Gulf South.

The Delta Region covers Arkansas, northern Louisiana, Mississippi, and western Tennessee, with growing club programs in Little Rock, Memphis, and Jackson.

The Gulf Coast Region serves southern Alabama, southern Mississippi, and the Florida panhandle, with club programs in Mobile, Pensacola, and the Gulf Shore.

The Lone Star Region covers southern Texas, including Austin, San Antonio, and the Rio Grande Valley — one of the most competitive club volleyball markets in the country.

The North Texas Region covers the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and surrounding north Texas counties — one of the most competitive junior volleyball markets in the nation.

The Oklahoma Region serves the entire state of Oklahoma, with club programs in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, and Norman.

The Arizona Region serves the entire state of Arizona, with the largest club concentration in the Phoenix and Tucson metro areas.

The Southern California Region covers southern California and Las Vegas, with one of the highest concentrations of competitive club volleyball in the nation.

The Sun Country Region serves west Texas and New Mexico, with club programs in El Paso, Albuquerque, and Las Cruces.