VC United
Private
Junior volleyball club in Loves Park, north of Rockford, founded in 2017 by owner and executive director Eric Schulze to serve northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin. Alongside competitive club teams, it lists youth leagues, clinics and camps at its Clinton Rd facility. Camp dates, eligible ages and daily hours are not stated in the sources reviewed, so the camp format is unconfirmed.
The practical details
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 VC United directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleIt is with considerable disappointment that I recount my experience with this place. Despite multiple earnest attempts—both personally and by others(husband)—to inquire about joining their volleyball team, our communications were met with complete silence. Such a lack of responsiveness reflects a troubling disregard for prospective members. This absence of basic courtesy raises broader concerns regarding how the organization may conduct itself when faced with more pressing matters or participant issues. Effective communication is the cornerstone of any reputable institution, and its absence here serves as a distinct red flag. Regrettably, this experience leaves a decidedly unfavorable impression.
The ref on court 3 today was not a very good ref. Thank you. But ref on court 2 amazing
Its a sports building with many volleyball courts, snack bar byt could use more seating courtside and snack area
They added bleachers for the fans. Big improvement.
Converted factory turned volleyball courts. Good part is they have lots of courts, 14 or so. They look to have new floors for half of the courts. Solid wood and really nice to play on. Some not as nice, low ceilings and half of the courts have the plastic squares that aren't really good for sliding. See photo. If going for tournament, note no bleachers...fold out chairs and you can't use your own.






