SynergyForce Volleyball Club
SynergyForce Boys National Program
We are thrilled to deliver the most comprehensive program for athletes to achieve their potential, showcase their talents against the best competition in the country, and have the tools to succeed at the next level!
The SynergyForce Boys Program is divided into two programs: National and Power. This is very similar to the structure of the SFV Girls Program and top programs across the country.
Boys National Program Teams
The Boys National Program is comprised of eight teams: 18-1, 17-1, 17-2, 16-1, 16-2, 15-1, 15-2, and 14-1. These teams will practice three times per week, with each weekend practice dedicated solely to program wide Skill & Positional training. The Boys National teams will also participate in weekly training led by SFV coaches including James Todd and Gabe Gardner
Boys National Program athletes have access to Hudl Video and Stat Assist Technology as well as College Recruiting support. National teams will play in the WCVBA Boys Power League in the fall, with the likes of Bay to Bay, MVVC, and all of the most competitive teams in the region. Additionally, National teams will play in some of the most competitive fall tournaments in the country.
Included in the National Program:
- Individual Collegiate Recruiting led by 18 National Head Coach Kaitlin Meyer
- Weight & Athletic Training led by James Todd
- Monthly NTDP style Training led by Olympian Gabe Gardner
- August - January schedule includes 3 AAU qualifiers:
- Chi Town Showdown
- SoCal Cup Winter Formal
- USAV SW Boys Classic optional
- Weekly Positional Training led by all SFV National Coaches
- Hudl Film Technology for all 15s - 18s teams
- The strongest boys coaching staff to take you to the next level
Boys Power Program Teams
Five Teams will comprise the Boys Power Program: 18-2, 16-3, 15-3, 14-2, 13-1, along with any additional teams formed at tryouts. Power teams will practice twice a week, play in the WCVBA Boys Power League, and receive training and competition throughout the season without the additional costs and national travel commitment. Power teams will have the option to add the Winter Formal tournament after teams are formed.