Dig This Volleyball Club

Dig This Volleyball Club offers volleyball training and league play for kids and teens ages 4 to 18 at 6601 North Buffalo Drive in Las Vegas. The club breaks students into four age brackets, 4 to 6, 7 to 10, 11 to 14, and 15 to 18, with programs named for each stage, including Lil' Spikers for the youngest group, Spikers, Juniors Training, and High School Training for older students.

Beyond age-based training, the club fields both Girls Club Teams and Boys Club Teams for kids who want to compete, and it also runs Recreational Leagues, Camps, and Clinics for families who want a lower-commitment option or a short-term program during a school break.

Training happens on dedicated indoor volleyball courts with professional coaching, according to the listing's amenities field. The listing does not include specific operating hours, so families should check with the club directly or through its website for current practice and league schedules.

The listing marks special needs accommodations as not available for this club, so families whose children need those supports should confirm directly what, if any, adaptations can be made before enrolling.

Because the age brackets run from as young as 4 through 18, a family with children spanning elementary through high school could potentially find a fitting program within the same club, moving a child from Lil' Spikers up through Juniors Training and eventually High School Training or a club team as they age. The distinction between Recreational Leagues and Club Teams also gives families a choice between casual participation and a more competitive, team-based commitment.

The listing does not include pricing or a phone number, so the most direct way to get current information on schedules, tryouts, or fees is through the club's website at digthisvbc.com. This listing falls under the sports category with volleyball as the specific subcategory, separate from the directory's other team sport listings. Four distinct age brackets covering ages 4 through 18 also mean a family can potentially keep more than one child enrolled at the same facility as each grows older.