Indoor Volleyball

Indoor Volleyball

Indoor Volleyball

Spike your way to the top of Chicago Sport & Social Club’s Indoor Volleyball Leagues! We offer men's, women’s and coed indoor volleyball with levels from recreational to competitive.

We play at multiple locations all over the city, whether you are looking to explore Chicago or find one in your local neighborhood, we have you covered.

Our player perks include sponsor bars (where you are sure to secure great drink specials each week), custom designed shirts and champ shirts and various sponsor giveaways each season make this playing a win!

Both group and individual registration is available (dependent on the league and location).

With Chicago Sport & Social Club, it’s more than a game. Join in on the fun, competition and camaraderie of indoor volleyball. Connect with other players or find others to play with by using our Indoor Volleyball Facebook Group!

Please feel free to email us with any questions at [email protected].

Coed 4 vs. 4 (2 Men/2 Women on the court) - recommended 8 players on the roster

Coed 4 vs. 4 Reffed (2 Men/2 Women on the court) - recommended 8 players on the roster

Coed 6 vs. 6 (3 Men/3 Women on the court) - recommended 10 players on the roster

Coed 6 vs. 6 Reffed (3 Men/3 Women on the court) - recommended 10 players on the roster

Women's 4 vs. 4 Reffed (4 Women on the court at all times) - recommended 8 players on the roster

Clinics

7-8 games guaranteed, team jerseys, league administration, certified league staff, equipment, playoffs for qualifying teams, prizes for winners and drink and/or food specials at the sponsor bar

Each beach volleyball team jersey set includes the following pre-bundled sizes (No exchanges): Volleyball 4’s and 6’s includes 2S, 3M, 2L, 1 XL

Teams may purchase additional shirts or sizes for $5 per shirt


LEVELS

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​Recreational

The recreational level is geared towards participants that are just looking to have fun. This is the most basic level that the CSSC offers, you can think of it as the "beginners" level. Participants that play at this level are out to enjoy themselves and not out for the sheer competition of the  sport. Most players have not played on an organized team before or have only played for a couple of seasons. This is a great level for beginning teams to start and a great way to begin your team's dynasty.

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Intermediate

The intermediate level is geared towards participants who are still relatively new to the sport but are seeking a little bit more competition. You can think of it as the "middle of the road" level. Participants that play at this level have a good knowledge of the rules and the game and are ready to become more competitive but are still not all that serious. Most participants at this level have played for a few seasons. This is a great level for those teams that have had success at the recreational level and are now ready to step their game up!

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Upper Intermediate

The Upper Intermediate level is geared towards the participant that has been involved in the sport for a while and are definitely ready to become more competitive. You can think of this level as the "above average" level. Participants at this level can expect a high quality of competition. Most participants at this level have played the sport for quite some time and have a strong base in the fundamentals of the sport. This is a great level for teams to begin bridging the gap between regular player and professional stud!

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Competitive

The Competitive level is geared towards the participant that has played their respective sport for a large portion of their life and enjoys the sheer competition of the sport. You can think of this level as the "professional's" level. Participants at this level should definitely have their game face on and expect a tough game. This is great level for those of you who are in it to win it!

Recreational

The Recreational level is CSSC's most basic level of play. You can think of it as the beginner level. Participants that play at this level are looking to first and foremost play their sport for fun. While competition may be important to them it is not necessarily the top priority.

Intermediate

The intermediate level is geared towards participants who are still relatively new to the sport but are seeking a little bit more competition.  It’s a step up from Rec level with most players having a bit more experience. Participants playing at this level have a good knowledge of the rules and have played for a few seasons.

Upper Intermediate

The Upper Intermediate level is for those who expect a high quality of competition. Most participants at this level have played the sport for quite some time and have a strong base in the fundamentals of the sport.

Competitive

The Competitive level is geared for participants with good experience playing their respective sport and who enjoy the competition of the sport as much as anything. This level is CSSC's top level. Participants at this level will have high school and even college experience playing their sport competitively.

  • InterAmerican School (851 W. Waveland) 
    • 851 W. Waveland, Chicago, IL, 60613
  • Oscar Mayer School (2250 N. Clifton) 
    • 2250 N. Clifton St, Chicago, IL, 60614
  • Lincoln Park High School (2001 N. Orchard) 
    • 2001 N. Orchard St, Chicago, IL, 60614
  • DePaul Ray Meyer Center (2263 N. Sheffield) 
    • 2263 N. Sheffield St, Chicago, IL, 60614
  • Jenner School (1119 N. Cleveland Ave) 
    • 1119 N. Cleveland Ave, Chicago, IL, 60610
  • Ravenswood United Church of Christ (2050 W. Pensacola) 
    • 2050 W. Pensacola (near Damen/Montrose), Chicago, IL, 60618
  • Drucker Center (1535 N. Dayton St.) 
    • 1535 N. Dayton St, Chicago, IL, 60642
  • Alcott School (2625 N. Orchard) 
    • 2625 N. Orchard, Chicago, IL, 60614
  • Pritzker School (2009 W. Schiller) 
    • 2009 W. Schiller St, Chicago, IL, 60622
  • West Loop Athletic Club (1380 W. Randolph) 
    • 1380 W. Randolph Street, Chicago, IL, 60607
  • Lincoln Park HS/Oz Park 
    • 2001 N Orchard St Chicago, IL 60614
  • Lakeview High School 
    • 4015 North Ashland, Chicago, IL, 60613
  • Old St. Pat's Gym/FFC - Union Station

 

  • Ogden School (State/Walton)  
    • 24 W. Walton , Chicago, IL, 60610
  • The Soldier Field Green 
    • 1410 S. Museum Campus Drive, Chicago, IL
  • Diversey Grass Field (Diversey/Lake Shore Dr. 
    • 2801 N Lake Shore Dr., Chicago, IL, 60657
  • North Avenue Beach (North Ave/Lake Shore Drive) 
    • North Avenue Beach Volleyball Courts, Chicago, IL, 60614
  • Jones College Prep HS (700 S. State) 
    • 700 S. State St., Chicago, IL, 60605
  • Windy City Fieldhouse 
    • 2367 W Logan Blvd, Chicago, Il, 60647
  • Disney Magnet School 
    • 4140 N. Marine Drive, Chicago, IL, 60613
  • The British School (Halsted/Eastman) 
    • 814 W. Eastman, Chicago, IL, 60642

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