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USA Volleyball requires membership for all adults/parents who assist teams in any function including warm-ups, scorekeeping, line judging, officiating. As a result, the Palmetto Region has created DISCOUNTED Parent Memberships.
Normal adult memberships are $50, plus $20 background checks due once every 2 years. Parents willing to help their daughter’s team will only be charged $25, plus the background check. The system will keep track of when background checks are due.
Once your membership is complete, contact us to be placed on your daughter’s team roster. Do this early since only two or three parents per team can be rostered members. This is first come, first serve.
Once on the roster, you will receive additional benefits such as free entry into the Palmetto Regional Championships. You are not guaranteed free entry into any out-of-region tournaments, but some tournaments do allow this.
We ask that our parent members help our teams and pass online training as a line judge, scorekeeper, or Up/Down Ref. This is appreciated at all levels, but it is especially helpful for younger teams.
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New Adult Parent Memberships
Click here to Join PVA as a New Adult Member
This is for new (not previously registered) adults who are associated with a junior club. Once you register and pay, inform us that you have a parent membership, so we can place you on the roster. Be one of the first to qualify.
Renewing Adult Parent Membership
Click here to Renew Your PVA Adult Membership
This is for parents who have previously registered with the Palmetto Region and are associated with a junior team. Once you register and pay, inform us that you have a parent membership, so we can place you on the roster. Be one of the first to qualify.
Parents Certification for Officiating
Once Registered click here if you would like to become a Certified Official
This includes becoming a certified line judge, scorekeeper, or referee. We encourage parents to do this. This is especially needed to meet certification requirements for younger teams.
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