Beach Volleyball

Beach Volleyball

Beach Volleyball

SECOND SESSION OF BEACH VOLLEYBALL NOW OPEN FOR REGISTRATION

BOOK A TEAM FOR ONLY $100 DOWN. IT'S THAT EASY!

Chicago summer isn’t complete without beach volleyball. Seriously — it’s a bucket list item.

Our 2nd Session of Beach Volleyball Leagues are officially open for registration. Whether you’re rallying with coworkers, meeting new people, or just here for the post-game drinks, this is where your summer crew comes together.

From first-timers to seasoned players, we’ve got Recreational, Intermediate, and Competitive levels, with Coed and Men’s leagues so everyone can get in on it.

Don’t miss your shot to lock in your summer plans.

Catch us at these three iconic Chicago lakefront locations:
🏐 Montrose Beach (here)
🏐 North Avenue Beach (here)
🏐 Oak Street Beach (here)

Why Play with Us?

It’s Social First: Meet new people, bring your coworkers, and turn teammates into weekend plans.
Perks on Perks: Weekly drink specials, custom champ shirts, and sponsor giveaways all season long.

Easy to Join: Sign up as a Captain and fill your own team, sign up with friends and we'll help you stock an "Indy team", or as a Free Agent and we'll place you.
Stay Connected: Find subs, meet players, and keep the vibes going in our Beach Volleyball Facebook Group.

Looking for even more action? Our one-day beach tournaments are where things get a little extra 🔥

Six Pack Beach Volleyball Tourney - June 27, 2026
Volleywood Beach Volleyball Tourney - July 18, 2026

Short on players? Email us at [email protected], and we’ll help match you up with others looking to form a team.

With Chicago Sport & Social Club, it’s more than a game—it’s a summer to remember.

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LEVELS

recreational

​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

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.

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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.

intermediate

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.

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Open

The Open level is available to all levels of play. It is "open" to everyone. It is a combination of skill levels that usually skews towards the intermediate level, depending on the sport.

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.

Open

The Open level is available to all levels of play. It is "open" to everyone. It is a combination of skill levels that usually skews towards the intermediate level, depending on 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.