Natalie Allen becomes the third 951 Elite player to commit to Cal State Northridge. She will join Monica McFarland (08) and Britney Graff (09). Natalie plans to attend Northridge's acclaimed teacher education program and follow in her mother and sister's footsteps, a Freshman at Sonoma State, in becoming a teacher. Natalie is pictured above with Olympic gold medallist and head coach Jeff Stork and Susan Terrusa, who won a national championship with UCLA in 1985.

Michelle Waber will play for Cal State Fullerton when she graduates in 2010. She is currently the youngest player from 951 to commit to a school, an example of how 951 Elite continues to improve in talent at all ages. Michelle plays high school for Lake Elsinore and is a stand out player in the Sun Belt league. Look for Michelle to stand out this coming club season as well!

951 Elite is excited to announce the arrival of coach Cory Chandler, former assistant to three time Olympian Paula Weishoff and professional player for the Puerto Rican Superior League (learn more).

951 Elite Volleyball is now offering a Fall series for our Local Program. This program will be a great opportunity for players to continue to get the great training they need to keep improving their volleyball skills. This program is open to 8th grade girls and younger and to High School players who are not participating in their school volleyball programs.

Download and print registration form and information - here

This video presents a candid moment captured at the Junior Olympics when members of the 18DJ team were asked a simple question, "What does it mean to you to be on this team?" Their answers were nothing simple as they shared personal thoughts and feelings that related how much the club and their teammates had impacted their lives. This short video captures and shares some of the essence that makes 951 Elite such a unique club and why our teams continue to be successful.

Thank you 504 Elite Volleyball! The week was nothing less than amazing. Seven 951 athletes and four coaches went to New Orleans to hold setter-hitter clinics for the upstart 504 Elite Volleyball Club, a new extension of Temecula's 951 Elite Volleyball. Our players, ranging in ages from 14 to 18 were overwhelmed by the sheer generosity of our hosts and the pure enthusiasm exhibited by the 504 players. For our girls the experience was eye opening as well as they were able to visit neighborhoods still devastated by Hurricane Katrina. They also discovered how rewarding coaching could be, working daily with the young 504 girls. They were very successful in their attempts and both athletes and parents continually expressed their gratitude. One camper, when asked to fill out a survey for her school team the following week, was asked to list the athletes she most admired. Her answer... "Misty May, Cynthia Barboza, & Britney Graff." In truth, however, the campers made just as big an impression on all of us!