Grade 9–12 Combined Positional Camps
Our Combined Positional Camps are open to high school club athletes seeking a quality training environment, experienced coaching, and a focused approach to development. Led by our nationally respected coaching staff, sessions combine position-specific training, high-repetition drills, and live gameplay to help athletes improve both their technical skills and volleyball IQ.
Each session will begin with technical training and skill development before progressing into game-like and competitive situations where athletes learn to apply those skills under pressure. Throughout WASH drills, coaches will regularly pause action to teach decision-making, strategy, and game awareness—helping athletes understand not just what to do, but why.
Camp Dates & Times:
July 6th - July 9th (Monday - Thursday)
Week 1: Setters + Liberos
9:15 AM – 11:45 AM
📍 Surrey Centre Elementary School
This camp focuses on defensive systems, serve receive, serving, high-ball situations, and offensive organization. Setters will develop decision-making and tempo, while liberos will improve first-contact control and defensive leadership.
July 13th - July 16th (Monday - Thursday)
Week 2: Swingers + Liberos
9:15 AM – 11:45 AM
📍 Adams Road Elementary School
Athletes will focus on ball control, first contact, transition play, serving, and out-of-system attacking situations. Swingers will expand their offensive options while liberos continue developing all-around game skills.
July 20th - July 23rd (Monday - Thursday)
Week 3: Swingers + Setters
9:15 AM – 11:45 AM
📍 Adams Road Elementary School
This camp is designed to improve setter-attacker connection across all offensive positions. Athletes will focus on communication, timing and offensive tempo to create a more efficient and consistent attack.
Athletes are all evaluated on the first day to ensure they are a good fit for the training environment. If an athlete is not currently at the level required for the camp, we may recommend a different training opportunity better suited to their stage of development.
Grade 9–12 Combined Positional Camps
Our Combined Positional Camps are open to high school club athletes seeking a quality training environment, experienced coaching, and a focused approach to development. Led by our nationally respected coaching staff, sessions combine position-specific training, high-repetition drills, and live gameplay to help athletes improve both their technical skills and volleyball IQ.
Each session will begin with technical training and skill development before progressing into game-like and competitive situations where athletes learn to apply those skills under pressure. Throughout WASH drills, coaches will regularly pause action to teach decision-making, strategy, and game awareness—helping athletes understand not just what to do, but why.
Camp Dates & Times:
July 6th - July 9th (Monday - Thursday)
Week 1: Setters + Liberos
9:15 AM – 11:45 AM
📍 Surrey Centre Elementary School
This camp focuses on defensive systems, serve receive, serving, high-ball situations, and offensive organization. Setters will develop decision-making and tempo, while liberos will improve first-contact control and defensive leadership.
July 13th - July 16th (Monday - Thursday)
Week 2: Swingers + Liberos
9:15 AM – 11:45 AM
📍 Adams Road Elementary School
Athletes will focus on ball control, first contact, transition play, serving, and out-of-system attacking situations. Swingers will expand their offensive options while liberos continue developing all-around game skills.
July 20th - July 23rd (Monday - Thursday)
Week 3: Swingers + Setters
9:15 AM – 11:45 AM
📍 Adams Road Elementary School
This camp is designed to improve setter-attacker connection across all offensive positions. Athletes will focus on communication, timing and offensive tempo to create a more efficient and consistent attack.
Athletes are all evaluated on the first day to ensure they are a good fit for the training environment. If an athlete is not currently at the level required for the camp, we may recommend a different training opportunity better suited to their stage of development.