Central Illinois Elite Volleyball Club runs a summer camp series at the Louisville Slugger Sports Complex in Peoria, open to any athlete regardless of club or school affiliation. Offerings range from FUNdamentals for grades 1-5 and All Skills camps through junior high, up to position-specific setting, serving, passing/defense and attacking camps for high school players; most are co-ed and a few are female-only. The flagship Karagan Coggin Camp is five days, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., with roughly 35 hours of training, a shirt and lunch included, capped at 60 players; VolleyKIDZ is a five-day half-day option, 8 a.m. to noon, for incoming 4th-8th graders with lunch and a shirt included.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Central Illinois Elite VBC directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Lindsay McGrawWe signed our 9-year-old up for the 3rd–4th grade Vollytots beginner volleyball clinic to build her confidence before the school program. After her experience with basketball being ruined by teams with more experienced kids, we were careful to find a true beginner program — which was not easy. Unfortunately, the clinic placed her with much older, advanced 5th–7th graders. She was overwhelmed, left out, and we had to leave before the first session was even over. This experience completely ruined the confidence we hoped to build and her excitement for volleyball. While the clinic offered to make adjustments if she returned, she absolutely did not want to go back after that first day — she felt embarrassed and out of place. While the refund $85 was prorated for one week, this is ridiculous considering she was unable to participate at all due to the clinic’s placement error. I feel a fair refund would have been the $125 program fee minus the $15 shirt and $10 admin fee. I paid nearly $140 total, including non-refundable fees and insurance in case of injury or illness, which I did not expect back. Parents, be aware this program may not provide the beginner-friendly, supportive environment advertised.
★★★★★David BurdetteIf your looking to improve your athletes abilities this is the place. They will help anyone reach there goals no matter what they are.
★★★★★Monica ArbuckleI have had 3 children that have attended CIE over the years and this volleyball club really focuses on developing each child’s skills. If your child, is seriously interested in improving their skills or pursuing college volleyball, this is the place to be in the Peoria area.
★★Vickmarie LebronCIE is not what it used to be!! Very disappointing... to received an invitation email for open gym in which it says" not registered will need to pay 5" and when you go over to practice you just received an insult because you decided to tryout at East side club?!!!Shameful