From social volleyball to structured competition, discover how a Volleyball NSW-endorsed league is helping more Sydney players stay connected to the game they love.
Hear from Volleyball NSW CEO outlining expected conduct at events and warning against recent unacceptable behaviours, including abuse, theft, and venue misuse, to ensure safe and respectful competition environments.
NSW Phoenix U15 Girls take out Community Team of the Year at the Sport NSW Awards, highlighting the strength of the Phoenix pathway and volleyball community. The night also recognised standout contributions from across the sport- read more about this exciting milestone.
Sixteen Sydney athletes from Freezone Volleyball Club are set to represent their community at the Gay Games Valencia 2026 - one of the world’s largest inclusive sporting events.
Volleyball NSW members, clubs, staff and Board met on Saturday 6th June 2026 at Sydney Olympic Park for the Annual General Meeting, reflecting on the past year and the future ahead.
Volleyball NSW will celebrate Pride Month throughout June 2026, reflecting the organisation's commitment to creating a sport where people feel welcome, supported and connected through a shared love of volleyball.
A bold new chapter for volleyball in NSW — shaped by our community, grounded in real experience, and focused on where we’re heading next, together. Before we unveil the full plan, here’s a first look at what’s to come… because this isn’t just another announcement. It’s our response.
The UTS Volleyball Club spotlight celebrates not only the athletes making waves in this year’s Premier League Volleyball (PLV) season, but also the strong sense of community that underpins the club. From the dedicated people behind the scenes to the talented players lighting up the court, this feature highlights the individuals who continue to shape UTS Volleyball’s success both on and off the court.
Volleyball NSW has been named Most Improved Organisation at the Pride In Sport Awards, earning a Silver Status upgrade and joining some of Australia’s leading sporting bodies. This achievement highlights our growing commitment to inclusion and the people driving real change across our sport.
Volleyball NSW is seeking casual NSW Phoenix academy coaches to help deliver high‑quality training, support athlete progression, and contribute to the next generation of Phoenix athletes. Interested in being part of a performance‑driven environment aligned with national standards? Read the article and find out more.
Volleyball NSW is thrilled to announce a new partnership with Power Potential, a leading Sport Science, health, wellbeing and injury prevention centre based in Alexandria, aimed at enhancing support for athletes across all levels of the sport.
Four medals, seven medal matches, and an unforgettable week on the sand—our NSW youth athletes delivered a campaign to be proud of at the Australian Youth Beach Volleyball Championships.
Volleyball NSW has officially launched Premier League Volleyball, bringing clubs, partners, and stakeholders together to celebrate a new era for the sport and outline the vision for a stronger, more connected competition.
It’s been a huge fortnight for Volleyball NSW, marked by meaningful progress across strategic planning, facility upkeep, and team culture. As we continue to grow the sport across the state, these moments of alignment, teamwork, and connection remind us why our organisation is so strong and where we’re heading next.
Volleyball NSW is proud to announce a formal partnership with Hudl, the global leader in sports performance analysis and video technology, marking a significant step forward for semi-professional volleyball in New South Wales.