6 minUpdated July 15, 2026
Volleyball Team Equipment Checklist
A practical list for coaches and athletic directors planning a new season or program refresh.
Reviewed by Volleyball Shoppe product team
Key takeaways
- Audit existing equipment before building the purchasing list.
- Separate must-have court components from practice upgrades and spares.
- Start freight and purchase-order review before the season deadline becomes urgent.
Core practice gear
Plan the court system, replacement net, antennas, referee stand, safety pads, storage, and training equipment so practices and matches can run without missing components.
- Game and practice volleyballs
- Ball cart, pump, pressure gauge, and storage
- Net, antennas, side ties, and replacement hardware
- Upright and referee-stand padding
Facility gear
Confirm net condition, pole padding, antennas, boundary lines, and storage before the season starts. Bulky items often need longer lead times.
- Complete system or compatible uprights
- Floor sleeves, adapters, and covers
- Referee stand and compatible pad
- Equipment carrier or secure storage rack
Reorder rhythm
Clubs and schools should review net wear, pad condition, carts, stand hardware, and training equipment before each season and before major tournaments.
- Record model numbers and SKUs for future replacement orders.
- Keep competition balls separate from daily-practice inventory when appropriate.
- Photograph freight damage and shortages before signing a clean delivery receipt.
