Beach volleyball · grades 9 to 12 · Nocatee Fields
Beach volleyball, on the Nocatee sand.
A high school club beach team, launching now: training on the four county sand courts at Nocatee Fields and playing the club beach circuit.
High school club beach · launching 2026-27
Club beach, the way club indoor works.
A team, a coach, a training plan and a tournament schedule, on sand.
- Who it is for.Girls in grades 9 to 12, moderate to advanced: indoor players adding beach, players aiming at a high school beach team, and players thinking about beach in college.
- Where it trains.The four county sand courts at Nocatee Fields, 707 Little River Road, Ponte Vedra, opened in May 2025. Directions
- Where it plays.Club beach tournaments around Northeast Florida, against the other beach clubs in the region.
- How to get in.A tryout, or Coach Andor’s approval after he has seen her play. Call him first.
Why sand
Two on the court. Every ball is hers.
With two players a side she touches the ball far more than indoors, in every skill, and she has to read the whole court. The sand builds the legs and the endurance that carry straight back to indoor.
Beach is a high school sport in St. Johns County now, so it is a second way onto a school team, and a growing path into college volleyball.
Younger players start on the grass: grass volleyball classes in Nocatee and Fruit Cove, grades 4 to 8.