It depends on what kind of team you want to play on. Some colleges offer "club" teams which most students can join with little experience. Collegiate teams usually require trying out and are very competitive depending on whether or not they are Division I or II school.
It would be best to contact the athletic department of the college you want to attend and ask these questions of the coaching staff.
If you are serious about joining a college team, I would suggest attending a local club's camp or see if the local universities offer any camps either.
Of course ! Anyone can play ! But the thing is , you have to make the team . i suggest going to a summer volleyball camp clinic and conditioning session . Volleyball is something that comes naturally to some people and takes years for others so it would be best if you practiced ALOT before try outs because the other people there will mostly know what they are doing and have been playing for years .
a junior can be on the jv volleyball team. You can't when you're a senior
in junior high, high school and junior olympics, you need 25 to win, but you must win by two or if it is the third game in a match, there is only 15.
Park Junior High School was created in 2003.
MidSun Junior High School was created in 1998.
Orangeview Junior High School is a 7th-8th grade public junior high school- middle school in Anaheim, California.
"Junior high school" (middle school) is 'chuugakkou' in Japanese.
Generally, for a highschool volleyball team, JV consists of freshman and sophomores. However, exceptions can be made; if a player only starts as a junior, the coach will usually have him/her as a swing, starting on JV and sitting varsity, so that the player can gain experience.
Albany Junior High School was created in 2005.
Northshore Junior High School was created in 1993.
Caledonia Junior High School was created in 1913.
Cornwallis Junior High School was created in 1948.
Ellenvale Junior High School was created in 1967.
McCord Junior High School was created in 2009.