Coach ashlyn is the worst coach ever. She always has one girl she picks on every game and makes them cry. She discouraged them in every way. The worst coach never again. read more

Today at my daughter's tournament, I had an extremely disappointing experience with two coaches, Shelbey and Kimberly. I approached them respectfully with a simple request regarding seating for parents, and was immediately met with shocking rudeness, sarcasm, and complete disrespect. Instead of addressing the issue, Shelbey laughed it off, and Kimberly escalated things by yelling and speaking to me in an aggressive, demeaning manner. Their behavior was completely unprofessional and embarrassing. Based on this experience, I would never consider allowing my daughter to join a club that tolerates such disrespect from its coaches. Very disappointing and unwelcoming environment. I email the organization and received a response via Facebook Messenger from the director thanking me for taking the time to share my concerns only to be met with excuses for their staffs behavior. Again, I would steer clear from companies like this that do not take peoples experiences and concerns seriously. read more

Our family has been part of the Slam community in a couple different capacities for nearly two years. My daughter was offered a spot on a Slam team for the 2025 season, but ultimately and regrettably chose to remain with the club she had previously played for. Despite not being on a Slam team, Hayley welcomed her wholeheartedly and worked with her throughout the 2024-2025 season. Without Hayley, my daughter would not have received any training, as her coach at the other club did not provide instruction to the team. During 2025 tryouts, my daughter explored several clubs and received offers from all of them, but ultimately chose to accept her offer from Slam. She has had an excellent experience with her coaches this season and has learned so much, and she continues to work with Hayley through private lessons. The club owners are kind, supportive, and very present, especially during tryouts, and are always accessible when needed. Slam truly feels like a family where the coaches know all the athletes and make everyone feel welcome. Being part of Slam has been a very positive experience for our family. read more

Do not try out for Slam Volleyball. Slam Volleyball scammed my daughter and other girls who were trying out on the second day of tryouts. We understand that that most positions are filled after the first day but why even have second day tryouts if all positions were already filled. After the hardwork the girls, including my daughter put in, they were told that none were selected because there were no positions available. These tryouts cost money to sign up. TERRIBLE!!! There are others Volleyball clubs that are more honest. Vision Volleyball club post in their website the positions that are available and so do Storm Volleyball club. Don't Recommend Slam. read more

The Director of SLAM Volleybal is completely unresponsive to emails and parent concerns. He was absent throughout the entirety of this past club season. I did not see him one single time between tryouts and July. The Director is the face of the club, and he should have a very public role. Quality clubs do not operate with an absent Director. Coaches and assistants can also be found gossiping and joking with parents and other coaches when their attention should be focused on player development. Much of the coaching staff at SLAM are so aloof that you'd be forgiven for thinking they were unpaid volunteers. Coaches who behave in a juvenile fashion at tournaments are not reprimanded or punished; rather, they are rewarded by management. Coaches are supposed to be role models, not childish troublemakers. Steer clear of SLAM Volleyball. This is not the place to go if you want a healthy environment and quality development for your player. read more

We didn't have a great experience at Slam. The club and ownership itself was not bad, but they have had some issues with a few of the coaches. There was some unprofessional behaviors. Sadly we didn't have the best year it could have been. Hopefully other girls don't have negative experiences like ours did. Just do your research on all the clubs and read ALL the reviews. read more

This was our first season with SLAM and last! It has been the worst experience we have had with club volleyball. The coaching director makes a lot of empty promises and it has become obvious she is a salesperson and only cares for making $$ for the club. After the first few tournaments lots of parents on our team complained how thigs were handled by coaches or lack of and a meeting was put together promising more changes that never happened. It seemed they put a last minute team together with unprofessional coaching staff. The coach did poor job communicating, and seemed to lack leadership skills. Many of the girls would goof off during practices and the coach didn't do anything about this. We did not see improvement in skills and the girls continued to make the same mistakes over and over. We definitely did not get the club coaching experience that we paid for , not even a little bit. Be careful what club you sign up for, research research! Don't waste your money on this club! read more

Not a great experience for us at all. The club ownership - no complaints. They just need some good coaches!

My daughter has played for SLAM for 3 consecutive years and just signed for her 4th year. SLAM has been an amazing home for my daughter! Her coach last season for 14 Teal brought my daughters skill level to new heights! My daughter is playing with confidence she has not had before because her coach has pushed her and believes in her. We were so excited when her coach moved up to the National 15 Purple team and my daughter made her team. While she pushes the girls hard she loves them fiercely! She runs pre- pre season clinics with the girls as well as conditioning with them even before the season starts. She has gotten the girls involved in playing sand volleyball, Spikefest, and Women's league tournaments. She comes to watch her girls play at their school games throughout the season as well. She attends all the team bonding events and has made sure to develop a relationship with each of her players. read more