Jacksonville Skyline Juniors is a youth volleyball club founded by former NCAA coaches, training in a 45,000-square-foot facility with eight courts and a performance/strength area. Alongside its club-team seasons it offers summer volleyball camps, skills sessions and position-specific clinics for youth players year-round.
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★★★★★Dawn CrehoreI have brought my granddaughter here for several clinics and spring camp. She absolutely loved it. She loved the discipline, and the focused training. The coaches were all awesome. She has had Jimmy, Nyck, Jenna, and Bethany. and the young men that helped in spring camp. All of them were very helpful and she loved their training. On her first day of camp she didn't want it to end. We are looking forward to summer camp already! I love that they have their own facilities. Very professional experience and I loved it.
★★★★★melissa everettGreat facility and especially great coaches and owner. Steph pours her heart and soul into every part of this volleyball experience and this tournament was no different. It was exceptional. Kids who want to learn and get better thrive under her leadership. She holds her players to high standards as both players and people. People who say they wouldn’t want her to coach their child must be happy with mediocrity.
★★★★★Brian RowellSteph is the least passive aggressive person I’ve ever met. Great environment, great facilities, great people. 100% recommend!
★★★★★PJ RowellTournament today did not require a check in desk; in regards to prior review. All information for tournament and court schedule had been emailed the day before; super organized. Steph has teams that she is actively coaching; while parents are still approaching her, completely unaware, sometimes even walking onto her court.. Hands down the best place for your child to be if your child wants to be coached by the best out there.
★sofie uwuI was there for a tournament and it seemed very unorganized. No one was at the check in/ desk. I asked ladys for help to find the cordinator and was given a vague and rude description of where she was. When encountering stephanie she seems very nice but is very passive aggressive and she got in a volleyball players face, and kept bumping into a lady. she doesn’t have any leadership skills to be any type of coach, if shes trying to coach by using scare tactics or aggressive mentoring shes the coach for yr kids but personally i couldn’t let my kids be coached by her so we are not affiliated with Skyline anymore.