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District Volleyball Club is a volleyball club based in Upland, CA, ranked as high as #441 nationally by VolleyLens. It fields 4 teams in the 2025-26 season. VolleyLens has tracked the club from the 2025-26 season through 2025-26 across 6 team-seasons.
3 teams · Ages 14, 15, 17
3 teams · Ages 16, 18
USAV quarterfinalist
Written from this club's match results and rankings, and updated whenever they are. Nothing here is estimated.
District Volleyball Club is a club volleyball program based in Upland, CA, competing in the Southern California region. In 2025-26 it fielded 6 teams across both programs — three girls teams aged 14 to 17 and three boys teams aged 16 to 18.
Its boys program ranks #441 nationally and #84 of 157 in CA for 2025-26, on a Club Score of 1,082. That places it in the Emerging tier, the band VolleyLens assigns from Club Score.
Across the season its teams played 28 matches and won 14 of them, a 50% win rate. Its strongest team, District VBC 18-1s, is #704 nationally and #601 in CA, at 1,464 Elo on a 6-4 record.
Teams averaged 7 matches each over the season. The club entered two events between 17 January and 8 July, a season of about 6 months.
Those events were held in two states, with two of two outside CA. Destinations included AZ and UT. Travel is described here in trips and destinations rather than cost, because event locations carry no distances.
Everything below — teams, statistics and rankings — is for this season and program. Pick another from Season History.
#441 nationally · Club Score 1082
Every season and division VolleyLens has ranked for District Volleyball Club. Pick one to focus this page on it.
| Season | Division | Rank | Club Score | Teams |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-26 | Girls | #3918 | 1050 | 3 |
| 2025-26 | Boys | #441 | 1082 | 3 |
Every team District Volleyball Club fielded in the 2025-26 season, with its age group, national rank and win-loss record. Elo rating measures strength from results: it rises faster for beating strong opponents than for beating weak ones, so a team that plays up is not punished for losing.
| Team | Program | Age | Elo | Record | Win% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| District VBC 18-1s | Boys | 18 | 1464 (Developing) | 6-4 | 60% |
| District VBC 16-1 redlands | Boys | 16 | 1447 (Developing) | 6-5 | 55% |
| District VBC 18 GOLD | Boys | 18 | 1424 (Developing) | 2-5 | 29% |
| District VBC 16-Redlands | Boys | 16 | 1405 (Developing) | 0-0 | 0% |
Where District Volleyball Club competed in the 2025-26 season: every tournament its teams played, the host city, how strong the event was, and what each team's record was there. It shows how far the club travels and the level of competition it takes on.
Elite, Premier, Competitive and Regional rate the strength of each event's field, from where it ranks nationally against every other tournament that season. An Elite event draws hundreds of teams from across the country; a Regional one is a local weekend.
| Tournament | Location | National Rank | Record | Teams |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 USAV Boys Junior National Championship (Competitive) | Phoenix, AZ | #28 of 384 | 12-9 | District VBC 16-1 redlands — 16 Club: 6-5; District VBC 18-1s — 18 Club: 6-4 (quarterfinalist) |
| 2026 SoCal Cup: The Open Championship (Competitive) | Salt Lake City, UT | #27 of 384 | 2-5 | District VBC 18 GOLD — 18 Club: 2-5 |