About Milwaukee Rally
Club Background
The Milwaukee Rally Volleyball Club was founded in 2004 by Dennis Casey. Casey formed Milwaukee Rally in attempt to lessen the stress placed on multi-sport high school athletes who want to continue to play competitive volleyball. With each sports season now stretching for the entire year, Casey saw athletes forced to choose between sports at an early age.
The goal of Milwaukee Rally is to lessen the stress on the athlete and family so that they may participate in high school sports, as well as, club volleyball.
Taking a flexible approach to scheduling, Milwaukee Rally attempts to provide a competitive club volleyball experience around high school athletics.
Read more in a Letter from Club Director and the Milwaukee Rally Club Handbook.
Club Philosophy
Milwaukee Rally believes strongly that high school athletes should be able to participate in both high school and club sports. Milwaukee Rally recognizes that high school athletics in season have first priority.
Milwaukee Rally does its best to support multi-sport athletes by offering a flexible approach to club volleyball. Practices and tournament selection are geared toward reducing scheduling conflict for parents and players. Rally coaches aim to teach and train the sport of volleyball in a positive environment that emphasizes individual skill development and strong team orientation.
What Makes a Rally Player
A Rally player is an athlete who:
- Keeps a positive attitude
- Is willing to be coached
- Desires to improve
- Has team spirit
- Works hard
- Never says “I can’t”
- Pushes herself to improve
