Empowering rangatahi through volleyball and education
Providing support and opportunities for athletic excellence, strengthened identity, and pathways to higher education.
The Academy
Recruitment Course
A comprehensive, four-phase programme designed to educate and equip athletes with the tools they need to pursue elite-level volleyball.
From navigating recruitment pathways to learning advanced skills, this course guides you step-by-step through the recruitment process and beyond.
Student-Athlete Network
Connecting rangatahi with experienced mentors to gain valuable insights and support from those who have navigated similar pathways in volleyball and academics.
A directory of student-athletes with various expertise will allow you to get feedback, advice, and guidance on your recruitment journey.
Recruitment Profiles
Showcase your profile to coaches, recruiters, and scouts, making it easier to gain visibility and connect with university programs.
Each profile highlights academic achievements, athletic stats, and personal strengths, providing a comprehensive view of each athlete's potential.
University Database
Your go-to resource for researching volleyball and academic programmes across the USA and Canada, helping you find the right fit for your athletic and academic aspirations.
Utilise the database by filtering through leagues, locations, academic rankings, and much more.
Other Resources
Kaupapa
In Aotearoa, volleyball is more than a sport—it’s a platform for rangatahi (youth) to grow in confidence, leadership, and resilience. Yet, many face barriers to quality training, development pathways, and competitive opportunities.
The Aotearoa Volleyball Academy aims to bridge these gaps for all youth volleyball players, regardless of their aspirations to compete locally or overseas, by:
- Providing comprehensive resources, mentorship, and exposure to international programmes.
- Empowering rangatahi and their whānau through world-class expertise and online resources.
- Opening doors to opportunities in volleyball and education.
Ki te kore ngā pūtake e makūkūngia e kore te rākau e tupu
If the roots are not watered, the tree will never grow