Keystone Regional Volleyball Association

06/04/2026

Good luck to Pitt United 14 Red as they head to Ohio this weekend to compete in the inaugural USAV Girls Junior Club Championship! Your hard work, resilience, and commitment earned this moment. Keystone Region is proud to see you represent Pennsylvania volleyball on the national stage.

Play fearless. Compete together. Enjoy every second.

Pitt United Girls Volleyball Club

06/02/2026

Congratulations to the 13 Keystone Region teams that competed at USAV Adult Open Nationals!

Taking the court at a national championship is no small thing. It takes commitment, preparation, competitive fire, and a real love for the game. These teams represented the Region with pride and showed that volleyball does not stop after juniors, college, or any one stage of life. The adult game is strong, and our Keystone athletes proved it.

A special congratulations to Divers 74, whose first-place finish is nothing short of inspirational. Their performance is a reminder that the game keeps giving, and that passion, teamwork, and persistence can carry athletes to incredible places at every age and level.

We also celebrate Pittsburgh Hunterz/X for an outstanding run and a second-place finish on the national stage. What a tremendous achievement.

To every team that competed, thank you for representing Keystone Region Volleyball and for showing what lifelong volleyball looks like. You gave our community something to be proud of.

05/29/2026

Mistakes are part of volleyball. Learning how to move past them is where the growth begins.

2026 KRVA Achievement Scholarship recipient Brooke Kinsley shares how the sport helped her tame doubt, build confidence, and discover the power of teammates who never let her feel alone.

Read Brooke’s story: https://krva.org/brooke-kinsley/

05/27/2026

PARENTS: Learning how to communicate with the athlete in your life can make all the difference — and Janine Tucker can help you break through.

JOIN TONIGHT'S ISNation virtual event at 7:00 PM

https://app.isnation.com/sessions/walking-with-my-child-through-the-challenge-of-sports-huddle

You’re not the only parent trying to figure out how to walk through the highs and lows of sport with your child. Janine brings decades of experience coaching and mentoring athletes, and this Huddle will give you real guidance, encouragement, and simple tools to support your athlete on and off the field.

05/26/2026

Before she was an All-State player, Katarzyna Burda was just a kid trying a new sport in a friend's backyard. She doubted herself, made mistakes, and wondered if she was good enough. Find out how she went from nervous beginner to Girls Junior Nationals competitor and 2026 KRVA Achievement Scholarship recipient.

https://krva.org/katarzyna-burda/

05/21/2026

KRVA scholar athletes are taking their game beyond Pennsylvania.

We created a Google Map showing where KRVA scholar athletes are continuing their academic and athletic journeys at the collegiate level. From Pennsylvania to campuses across the country, these athletes represent the dedication, growth, and opportunity that club volleyball can help build.

Take a look at where our Keystone Region scholar athletes are playing in college, and help us celebrate the next chapter of their volleyball stories.

View the map: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/1/edit?mid=1OvXXr87zRfE1twUaIpXRN337047ZtuM&usp=sharing

List of colleges that Keystone Region Alumni are currently attending.

05/20/2026

Congratulations to Chad Zimmerman on this well-earned achievement! Your dedication, professionalism and commitment to the sport make a lasting impact on athletes, coaches and the volleyball community across the Keystone region. We are proud to celebrate you!



✨Proud of our 2026 NCAA Collegiate Men's Volleyball Championship Officials! Share your support! 🏐

(L to R: David Atkinson, Robert Owen, Chad Zimmerman, Krystian Krzyzak, Sergio Gonzalez, Rachel Jensen, Dan Swensen)

05/14/2026

Some athletes lead with volume. Erica Brouse learned how to lead with consistency, positivity, and resilience.

From long drives to Pittsburgh, balancing work and AP classes, to earning her opportunity at the next level, Erica’s journey was built on sacrifice and perspective. Now, the Pitt Elite and future Slippery Rock student-athlete is carrying those lessons forward both on and off the court.

“Remember why you play the game. It’s that simple.”

Read Erica’s full KRVA scholarship feature story on KRVA.org.
https://krva.org/erica-brouse/

05/07/2026

05/06/2026

Marisa Guan didn’t grow up knowing volleyball would be her path. In fact, she nearly walked away from sports altogether.

What she found instead was confidence, connection, and a sense of belonging that changed everything—on and off the court.

Her story is a reminder that the impact of volleyball goes far beyond wins and losses.

Read more about her journey and what the game gave her: https://krva.org/marisa-guan