Homeschool Volleyball

Volleyball teaches communication, trust, and teamwork in ways few other sports can — every point requires coordinated effort, and every player on the court matters. At BHAA, we see volleyball as an opportunity for young athletes to develop confidence, learn to lift up their teammates, and practice the kind of selfless, others-focused attitude that reflects the heart of Christ.

We’re building a homeschool volleyball team for grades 8–12 in the Bitterroot Valley and are looking for players and volunteer coaches to get it up and running! If you’re interested, please contact us.

Coaching Philosophy

When our volleyball program is active, our coaching staff will be volunteers committed to building a culture of encouragement and excellence. Volleyball is a sport where mistakes are constant and recovery is everything — a powerful parallel to the grace we receive in Christ. Our coaches will teach players to respond to errors with resilience rather than frustration, to celebrate teammates’ successes as their own, and to compete with fierce determination grounded in humility and respect. We invite parents to help us build this program from the ground up through prayer, volunteering, and encouragement.

Schedule

Practices begin in August with games typically scheduled the end of August through mid-October (with travel to Kalispell, Helena, and other cities as the calendar allows). BHAA schedules games against Christian schools and other homeschool teams.

Eligibility

Please carefully review the MCAA eligibility requirements on our Info & Documents page.

Quality of Play

This is competitive volleyball, with high school rules. Playing time will be based on skill-sets, hustle, ability, performance, not to mention attitude toward your teammates and others. There is no guarantee of playing time or position. Our goal is to provide a high-quality, balanced program where talented athletes can grow physically and spiritually and where Jesus Christ is honored in all respects.