Cincy Crush Volleyball Club

06/19/2026

A few of Coach Hannah’s athletes stopped by to get some extra touches with Coach Joel’s college training group before heading to Orlando. They were a couple players short, so Coach Brian laced them up and jumped in, turning it into a highly competitive 5 vs. 6 battle.

There was no shortage of great volleyball, with long rallies, big swings, and some incredible defensive plays on both sides of the net. But beyond the competition, one of the best parts of the night was watching our former Crush athletes share the court with our current players.

Moments like these are a great reminder of what the Crush family is all about. Seeing former players competing at the collegiate level gives our younger athletes a glimpse of what’s possible through hard work, dedication, and a love for the game. It’s exciting to see how far these athletes have come and inspiring for those working toward the same goals.

Safe travels to Coach Hannah and her team, and best of luck in Orlando! And to our college athletes—keep grinding. You all looked fantastic and continue to represent Crush in the best way possible. We’re proud of everything you’ve accomplished and can’t wait to see what’s next. 🏐🧡🖤

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06/09/2026

06/05/2026

First week of Crushettes is in the book. Great turnout and tremendous progress. If you didn’t reserve your spot we still have room for walkups. Feel free to stop by and join the fun.

06/02/2026

We had 4 teams in action this past weekend.

Both 14 Orange and 16 Orange travelled to Louisville to compete in the UA Players Championship. They both competed in the highly competitive Premier Division.

Day one started a little slow Coach Carly and Corrine’s 14 Orange team, but this group continued to build momentum throughout the day. They found their rhythm, played with confidence, and finished the day undefeated at 3-0. Their growth was on full display as they closed out their final two matches in straight sets and headed into day two feeling strong.

On day two, 14 Orange advanced to the Gold Challenge bracket and faced a very talented opponent in their opening match. Despite battling hard, they came up short against a strong team. The loss made it difficult to regain momentum, and they dropped their second match of the day as well.

While the final results may not reflect the progress this team made throughout the season, the growth of these athletes has been incredible. The ladies of 14 Orange have worked hard, supported one another, overcome challenges, and developed both individually and as a team. Their commitment and resilience have been something to be proud of all season long.

As their final tournament came to a close, there is so much to celebrate. The ladies of 14 Orange captured four tournament championships this season and finished among the top 5% of teams nationally in the AES Power Rankings—an incredible accomplishment that reflects their hard work, dedication, and competitive spirit. The future is bright for these athletes, and we are so proud of everything they achieved. Thank you to the players, coaches, and families for an unforgettable season. Once 14 Orange, always 14 Orange!

A special shout out to Coach Hannah’s 16 Orange who won 1st in GOLD!! They didn’t drop a match all weekend, leaving 7-0. On Saturday, they started off ranked 3rd overall and went into a power pool consisting of the top 4 teams in the tournament. They earned their way to 3-0, making them the 1 seed going into championship day. On day 2, the girls played at 8am, and the final match ended at 6pm. A long day of games didn’t stop them, only gave them more of a reason to win it.

Our season is almost complete for all of our teams except 15 Orand and 16 Orange as the continue to prepare for their trip to Orlando to compete in the AAU Nationals in the next couple of weeks. We wish them the best of luck and safe travels.

As for everyone else, Crushettes kicks off this evening, and we can't wait to see many of you in the gym!

We want to wish all of our athletes the best of luck with your school tryouts—whether you've already completed them or have them coming up in the weeks ahead. Trust your preparation, compete hard, and have fun!

For our 14s and older players, the countdown is on—2027 club season tryouts are just over a month away. Open gym schedules have been posted, so be sure to take advantage of every opportunity to get in the gym and prepare.

We also have personal training sessions available for all ages. Whether you're looking to get extra touches, sharpen specific skills, build confidence, or fine-tune parts of your game, our coaches are here to help you make the most of the offseason.

We’re excited for the months ahead and look forward to seeing everyone back in the gym soon!

05/30/2026

Crushettes starts Tuesday!! Can’t wait to see all those participating.

Crushettes is one of the training sessions we hold during the summer that focuses on all facets of the game of volleyball. The training is spread over 4 weeks with trainings on both Tuesday and...

05/21/2026

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05/20/2026

We had 6 teams in action this past weekend in Indianapolis competing in Indy Cup.

The ladies of 12 orange had high expectations for Indy cup after winning last weekend. It must have been the long, dreary drive Saturday morning the caused a slow start. The girls lost the first set but quickly rebounded. They did not lose another set the rest of the day, getting themselves into the Gold bracket. Sunday afternoon came, and the girls continued their efficient play. Coach Seth’s girls made it to the championship. Unfortunately, a 2-hour delay in between games caused the girls to come out flat. The girls fought hard but they were unable to pull out the win and back-to-back championships. Every one of these girls has grown as volleyball players this year and we could not be more proud
Coach Carly and Corrine’s 14 competed in the 14 Elite division. From the very start of day one, the girls came out with incredible intensity, energy, and determination, setting the tone early and showing they were ready to compete at a high level. They battled through an exciting three-set match to open the tournament, staying composed under pressure and finding a way to get the job done as a team. After playing three matches back-to-back, the girls continued to fight hard and leave everything on the court. Although they came up short in another hard-fought three-set battle, their effort, resilience, and teamwork throughout the day earned them a spot in the silver bracket.

Heading into day two, the team brought the exact same passion, competitiveness, and positive energy that they showed all weekend long. They came out strong in their first match and handled business quickly with an impressive two-set win. After dealing with a long delay before their second match (to pass the time both teams came together and had a competitive game of ninja going), the girls continued to battle and compete, ultimately falling short in a close three-set match. Despite the ending, this weekend was another huge step forward for this group. They competed confidently against strong competition, continued to grow together, and proved that they absolutely belong competing at the elite level. We could not be more proud of the heart, fight, and determination this team showed all weekend long.

Coming off a strong weekend in Tennessee, the ladies of 14 Black were determined to keep the momentum rolling in Indianapolis — and they did exactly that! Despite being short a few players, the team welcomed three call-ups from 13 Orange — Mary Camden, Quinn Hucker, and Zoey Russo — who stepped in and made an immediate impact. Coach Annika’s squad battled hard on Day 1, finishing a perfect 3-0 and securing a spot in the Gold Bracket.

Sunday was filled with excitement as the team picked up right where they left off, grinding through several thrilling, nail-biting matches to earn a spot in the Gold Finals. The championship match went the distance to three sets, and while the girls came up just short in another heart-stopper, we could not be more proud of the way they competed, adapted, and came together as a team. To step up with new teammates, fight through adversity, and represent the program with such heart and determination says everything about this group.

15-1 started with back to back matches against the fifth and fourth seeded teams in the tournament. Playing without their only player that played six rotations, Coach Jeff’s team got off to a fast start in both sets but ultimately fell just short losing 23-25 and 25-27. Second match saw them playing from behind in the first set and couldn’t get any kind of run losing 18-25. Second set found them playing much more consistent matching them point for point most of the set but losing 24-26.
Third match against a very talented team saw them playing very well , again coming up short 25-19, 23-25, and 12-15, letting their opponents come back after they were ahead 8-1 in the third set.

Sunday in Bronze saw Coach Jeff playing without their starting right side due to a concussion suffered on Saturday getting hit in the head in pre-game warmups. Generally, it is hard to get excited about playing in Bronze when you have been in Gold every tournament before this one, but these incredible ladies came prepared. First match on Sunday they started out hot opening up a sizable lead leading to a 25-21 victory. Second set they upped their level of play again coming out on top 25-18.
Against a very tough team in the finals saw them win a close first set 25-23, then capping the tournament off in the last set, PLAYING BY FAR THEIR BEST SET OF THE YEAR, routing their opponents 25-13.
Hat’s off to these players for their incredibly smart, relentless play in all aspects of the game. We watched in amazement at how great they were playing.

Good luck to all of our teams in action this coming weekend!

05/12/2026

We had 13 teams in action over Mother’s Day weekend.

12 teams travelled down to the Gatlinburg area to compete at the K2 Summer Blast in Sevierville, Tennessee.

12 Gray indeed did have a blast on and off the court at the K2 Summer Blast- including the girls coercing Cassie to ride the big slides ( they very much enjoyed hearing her screaming). All in all, they did only take away one win of the weekend but they were very close in all of their games and we really saw them adapting to each team they played as they needed to readjust based on the other teams strengths. We are very proud of these girls, especially in their last game when their setter had gotten sick. Coach Cassie had to throw in their right side to set and to run a 5-1 rotation, and both she and the team did great! Their team is very good at being supporting of one another and being able to play where they need to kick it another gear. They walked always with second in silver, and we are just so proud of the growth each and every one of them made this year. We can’t wait to see where their volleyball careers take them in the coming years!

Coach Joel and the ladies of 13 Orange were determined to finally break through the Gold Semi-Final barrier that had haunted them all season — and this weekend, they did exactly that.

After finishing first in their opening pool on Day 1, 13 Orange earned a crossover matchup against a powerhouse team from Atlanta that had been undefeated all season and had only dropped a single set entering the tournament. The girls came out fearless, taking the first set with confidence and intensity. The Atlanta squad responded quickly in set two, and despite a gritty comeback effort from 13 Orange, a few untimely unforced errors created a gap too large to overcome. Set three was a battle, with several tough calls not falling their way, and Atlanta narrowly escaped with the win.

Both teams ultimately secured the top two spots in the Gold Bracket, setting the stage for what everyone anticipated — a championship rematch. And what a battle it was.

The finals opened with incredible back-and-forth volleyball, but 13 Orange found another gear late in the set and closed it out 25-21. Just like the day before, set two proved challenging as unforced errors forced a decisive third set.
Before the final set, the girls fueled up with some Nerd Clusters and prepared to leave absolutely everything on the court. What followed was some of the best volleyball this team has played all season. Every rally felt impossible. Girls were diving into the stands, crashing into nets in the back of the court, and making unbelievable saves point after point. Neither team was willing to blink. Winning at 15 wasn’t enough — this one needed extra points.

In the end, lady luck just wasn’t on 13 Orange’s side, and they fell in a heartbreaking 17-15 finish. But when the final point ended, these girls held their heads high because they knew they had given absolutely everything they had. The respect they earned was undeniable. Spectators stopped to praise the team’s grit, heart, and determination, while even families from the opposing team commented that their team hadn’t faced anyone all season who competed with the same relentless energy and fight as 13 Orange.

While the championship didn’t end the way they hoped, this team showed tremendous growth, resilience, and heart all season long — and we could not be more proud of how far they’ve come.

Coach Carly and Corrine’s 14 Orange had a strong start to the tournament, finishing Day 1 with an impressive 6-0 set record and showing great teamwork and momentum throughout the day. After enjoying some time together at the water park, the team came into Day 2 looking a bit tired and lacking the same level of energy and focus they showed earlier in the weekend. They battled through a tough three-set match but ultimately fell in three sets to a team they were certainly capable of defeating. To their credit, the group responded well after the loss, regrouped, and finished the tournament with a strong final match win. The team closed the weekend with an overall 9-2 set record, which reflects the talent and potential this group has moving forward. The team is ready to get back in the gym for a quick turn-around tournament weekend heading into Indy Cup.

15 Black and coach Miranda were back in action starting the weekend down a setter, ranked 3rd in their pool, and their first match was against the 1 seed. The girls quickly showed that they were here to play and that they were underestimated, ultimately beating the 1 seed in 3 sets! After that they took care of the 2 seed and ended the day 3-0, going to Gold and showing us what we’ve known all season- they’re a strong team who can definitely get the job done! Day 2 pitted them against a tough South Carolina team in the first round of bracket play. Although they put up a fight in a nail biter all the way through, they couldn’t pull out the win. We’re so proud of how they played this weekend and came together as a team. Hard to believe there is 1 tournament left in the season but they’re ready to finish strong!

We’d like to do a shout out to the ladies of 12 Orange.
12 orange attended K2 Summer Blast with aspirations of being the bride and no longer the bridesmaid. Saturday morning’s first match started with a familiar foe in the way of Crush Gray. The girls were triumphant in two closely contested sets. This paved the way for the girls not losing a set the rest of the day. With their hard work they earned themselves so much deserved relaxation and fun at the water park.

Due to their hard work, the ladies received a first round bye. Coach Seth’s girls didn't take this lightly. They came out playing well in all facets, propelling them to a dominating two set sweep and a chance at winning the tournament. The team in their way? Crush 12 Black. Now, we never want to play another crush team, but if we have to, it is so much better as an all Crush Final.

The ladies of 12 Orange start strong and never backed down. 12 Orange won in 2 sets and earned their first tournament win of the year!!

We also want to give a special shoutout to all of the incredible moms out there — whether you spent the day relaxing at home or cheering inside a loud, hot, sweat-filled gym.

Thank you for the countless hours, unwavering support, rides, snacks, encouragement, and dedication you pour into the girls and the teams all season long. Your impact never goes unnoticed, and we’re beyond grateful for everything you do. You are the real MVPs and we hope you had a wonderful Mother’s Day!!

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day!!

05/02/2026

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