WHAT HAPPENS AT A COMBINE

Juniors in high school. Two hours. Professional evaluation. Standardized scoring. Know exactly where you stand among the best setters in the country.

An athlete wearing a black and blue sports uniform is practicing on an indoor court. The athlete is wearing white knee pads and bright yellow and blue sneakers, with their hand reaching towards an orange cone on the floor. The background features industrial ceiling pipes and overhead lights.

Female volleyball player jumps high to hit the ball during a practice or game in an indoor gymnasium. A coach or trainer is standing on a platform nearby, observing and possibly coaching. The gym has a high ceiling with sports lighting and structural beams.

A volleyball game with a volleyball near the net, two players reaching up to block or hit, and a person watching, indoors.

THE FORMAT

TWO HOURS.
ONE STANDARD.

Every combine runs the same format in every city. Same scoring criteria. Same evaluation process. Same standard. Your score in Nashville means the same thing as a score in Los Angeles.

DRILLS + MEASUREMENT

Release point testing, setting consistency, and standard combine drills — all recorded and scored against the same national criteria.

VIDEO CAPTURE

Every session filmed for post-event evaluation and scoring review.

COMPETITIVE DRILLS

Live reps under competitive conditions. Communication, decision-making, pressure — this is where your real game shows up.

MENTAL PERFORMANCE COACHING
Mental performance coaching through Elite Resilience Coaching. The focus: staying composed under pressure, recovering fast after a bad rep, and building the mental game to match the physical one.

WHO
Open to all Juniors in the Fall of 2026

FORMAT
• 2-hour on-court structured national evaluation
• Evaluated by college coaches and pro volleyball players
• Elite mental performance coaching & film analysis

CAPACITY
60 athletes per session

CADENCE
10-12 clinics per year nationwide
Locations announced on a rolling basis

OUTCOME
• Written evaluator summary and notes
• Invite consideration for the 1% Final

$150
Per athlete