Like many others, we were let down, disappointed, and concerned about many elements of Rogue. The decision to leave matches many others reasoning based upon coaching, lack of coaching, absence of organization, scapegoat blaming and the appearance of the toxic environment. read more

This was the worst facility i have ever been to. Let's start by the fact that our car was blocked in with no solution to get it out so we were stuck there in a freezing warehouse with fans running and no heat...Then I go to the "concession" and I paid 4 DOLLARS for a single red baron pizza which was tossed to me still in the plastic and I was told to go use the microwave in the lobby. If you are unfortunate enough to be forced to go to a tournament at this facility be prepared for the WORST. read more

Our experience with Rogue Volleyball Club has been extremely disappointing and frustrating. From the start, the organization was run in a highly unprofessional manner by an individual who came across as immature, dishonest, and frankly, unsettling. The schedule that was promised at the time of signing the contract was not remotely accurate, far fewer tournaments and less competitive opportunities than what we were told to expect. What's worse, athletes who were not at a national-level standard, including some who didn't make their school teams, were given national contracts, clearly a money grab, not a reflection of merit or development. Players that paid more in private lessons were given playing time priority. The season has been a disaster from top to bottom. Every single concern I was warned about came true and then some. Allegedly, the club is in financial distress, and based on how things have been handled, I wouldn't be surprised if they don't survive another season. Most of the coaching staff quit after this year, which speaks volumes. The fees charged for this program are outrageous for the poor quality we received. Please do your research and proceed with extreme caution. I would not recommend Rogue Volleyball Club to any serious athlete or parent. read more

This review is 100% about the club and director, not our coach experience. I would give it a zero star if it was available. Before joining Rogue, we were advised by others with children in the club that the main issue was how poorly the director manages the organization. Despite these warnings, we decided to proceed because we liked the coach. 1. We were given a dream schedule before signing. The director was aware we were debating between multiple clubs. Within the first month, our schedule completely changed, and we were not put in multiple big tournaments. The director did not take responsibility for this and blamed the administrative staff. 2. I had concerns during the season and went to the director for guidance. He said the behavior was unacceptable and he would address it and get back to me. I never heard a word back and nothing changed. 3. The facility was new this year. The wood floors have gaps in them and some areas are taped with duct tape. The girls are afraid to dive because they could bust open a knee cap. The courts also overlap so they are not able to serve appropriately during practice. There are metal posts and wires exposed. Very unsafe environment. 4. Just two weeks before our last tournament, the director fired our coach, who had given two weeks' notice and wanted to finish the season. He gave us a new coach that knew nothing about our team, including their names, and expected things to go very smoothly. Practice was a joke and many of the girls ended up quitting early. I would also recommend checking the standings from 2024 session to see where each team placed within OVR. Many of the National/Elite level teams are closer to Regional/American level. The "GO" teams are the highest National level. Majority of those teams can compete at a National level. read more

If I could leave zero stars, I would! My daughter has endured severe anxiety and depression due to her time on a Rogue team. The coach, despite her best efforts, received no support from the director. The club's lack of organization and poor communication with parents is appalling. The facility is unsafe, and the overall environment is toxic. If you want to build your daughter's skills, especially at the regional level, avoid Rogue at all costs. They prioritize money over the safety, well-being, and love of the game. My daughter has lost her passion for the sport, and as her mother, I had to protect her and move on so she can regain her love and commitment next year. We will be searching for clubs that are the complete opposite of Rogue. This experience has been absolutely horrible. This is our second time dealing with this. We left and returned, hoping things would improve since my daughter was older, stronger, and a better player. However, their move to a larger facility only made things worse. I implore all families to stay away from Rogue Volleyball Club. Protect your children from this toxic environment and find a club that truly cares about their development and well-being. read more

Coaches and OWNER need to work on how their players conduct themselves on court and uphold accountability for their actions and behaviors. Girls volleyball should encourage girls to be competitive, to win with humble actions and to lose with grace. Recently, this team (or should I say one individual player) was taunting every team, on a day pf competition that was supporting women and breast cancer. Court side chirping I understand can be part of the sport and slurs on both sides were happening. But when an individual player stoops to body shaming their opponent - that's where you (the owner, who was present) and your club looks bad. Our girls aren't perfect but for the owner to condone what happened by saying 'your girls started it' - sorry but shaming another girl should NEVER happen (it wasn't even my kid who was shamed). When multiple families (who had played them previously) approach you and lay witness to the same behavior and girls keeping score attest that this behavior was happening - wake up club, WAKE up owner. Shameful!! read more

I would like to comment on the whole team but specifically number 23 on the 15s team. We are at jr nationals and my whole team has just been looking for competition and positively not a player on the other side of the net body shaming and being racist over a lost point. I understand volleyball can be a very stressful and high lever sport but if you cannot control your anger and take it out on others including the other team you shouldn't be allowed to play volleyball. This sport is to bring players together and make everyone can enjoy and play the sport they love. I shouldn't have to be called fat through a net at a sport i love to play. The owner is this girls cosch and backed her up on this horrible situation. Mutiple teams came up and said they heard everything the she said and that she was awful to them before as well. be better! read more

Absolutely horrible club! My daughter and her team went to Florida for Junior Nationals and encountered a complete disgusting person and team in general. Specifically #23, not only degraded each and every one of our players but also made them feel extremely uncomfortable while playing. Fat shaming kids, and saying racist slurs is absolutely and never EVER okay!!! Then wanting to pick a fight with our players afterward the game is absurd as the coach would not take accountability for HIS players action and continued to justify them. Not to mention, the 15's Rogue Girls Coach (who we had issues with) is also the owner of the club itself. Not a great look. All this to say, all our girls wanted to do was compete cordially and instead got assaulted by this nasty team. Finally, multiple other teams had an extreme issue with this team as well, or heard what was happening and backed my daughter's team up. Just never pick Rogue. read more