SWA Storm Volleyball

09/28/2026

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09/28/2026

Message from Club Director Coach Warr.

Storm try out dates will be announced soon!

Unfortunately we are low on coaches this year and may have to make cuts. I am actively looking to fill those roles so that we can avoid making cuts.

My goals for Storm volleyball remains the same: To be a place where all girls can afford and are welcome to improve their skills. However to do that with the amazing growth of our club I need to have enough coaches to handle the load. We have had several coaches move away and are in need of more to fill those some rolls.

If you know of someone qualified and interested please send them my way!

09/28/2026

06/21/2026

Storm girls had a great day with Storm Alumni Camille at CBC camp today!

03/16/2026

Congratulations to Senior and 2 year Storm player Camille McKnight on her signing with CBC this morning! We are so proud of you and look forward to catching some games in the fall!!

03/15/2026

I want to tell you what club volleyball is actually doing to your daughter.

And I don't mean her vertical jump. I don't mean her serve. I don't mean anything that shows up in a highlight video or on a recruiting profile.

I mean the other stuff.

The stuff that's happening so gradually you almost miss it.

She is learning that hard work and immediate results are not the same thing. That you can do everything right and still have a bad tournament. That effort is not a transaction where the reward comes right away. That you keep going anyway. Most adults are still working on this. She's learning it at fourteen.

She is learning how to be part of something bigger than herself. How to celebrate someone else's success even when you wanted that success for yourself. How to show up for your team on a day when showing up is the last thing you feel like doing. How to be the kind of person that other people can count on. These are not volleyball skills. These are life skills. And she is getting a masterclass.

She is learning how to handle failure in public. This one might be the most important thing on this list. Because life is full of moments where you fall short in front of other people and you have to decide right then who you are going to be in that moment. She is practicing that decision over and over again in gyms across this state and she is getting better at it every single time.

She is learning what her body can do. She is learning that she is stronger and more capable than she thought. She is learning to trust herself under pressure. She is learning that the voice in her head that says you can't do this is not always telling the truth.

And she is learning — maybe most importantly of all — that she has a parent who believes in something she loves enough to show up for it. Every weekend. Without being asked. Without needing credit.

She is learning what unconditional support looks like.

And she will spend the rest of her life knowing how to give it to other people.

Because someone gave it to her first.

That's what this sport is doing to your daughter.

You're welcome to keep calling it volleyball if you want.

But we both know it's bigger than that.

— A Volleyball Mom

03/15/2026

I’ll be honest, I’m exhausted. Some days are hard, some days I question if it’s worth it or if I’m doing enough for these girls. But at the end of every season I don’t find myself thinking about the tough days. I see the faces of these girls, I see that families who have sacrificed their schedules and lives to provide this opportunity for their child and I begin to look forward to the next year.

Thank you Storm family for another season. Your girls are loved and we are so thankful for each one of them.

03/14/2026

Way to finish strong 18u!!!

Congratulations on a great season girls!!

We are sure going to miss these seniors.

Thanks Coach Lauryn!