Where girls learn the game. And fall in love with it.
Here is what nobody tells you about club volleyball. Bigger is not better. It just means your daughter is one more name on a longer roster.
We have stayed small since 2012 on purpose. Girls get real reps and a coach who knows their name and their game. 25 of them have gone on to make their high school teams.
We are all about competitive volleyball and having a great time doing it. Every team plays a tournament circuit, the 11s in OCVH and the 12s and up in Southern California Southern Nevada, the USA Volleyball region, which opens real doors as the girls get older, from high school ball to college scholarships and national tournaments.
Thriving is not only about winning. It is a girl who leaves practice a little braver than she walked in.
Every family who joins the Breakers can count on the same five things from us, in every division, all season long.
This is our promise to you and to your daughter.
What a small club adds up to.
In the 2022 to 2023 Southern California Volleyball Association Elite championships, the USA Volleyball region at the time, our 13U team finished first and our 12U finished second.
Never played? Perfect. Most of our 11s and 12s are just starting out, and no experience is needed. New players are evaluated at a normal practice in early October.
Coach Myers teaches the game from the first serve, and every girl on the court remembers being new once. Come to a practice and see how it feels.
Grit
Learning the game alongside the 12s, with their own OCVH tournament circuit.
Roster full
Full for this seasonPassing, setting, reading the court. Their first SCSN tournament season.
Open, spots available
Come to practiceFaster play, real rotations, a full USA Volleyball season.
Open, spots available
Come to practiceSharper skills, stronger teams. Habits that carry into high school.
Open, spots available
Come to practiceOur second team at fourteen. Same age group, its own roster and its own schedule.
Open, spots available
Come to practiceEvery Breakers coach is background checked, SafeSport certified, and trained in first aid. The bar to stand on our sideline is high, because these are your girls.
Head Coach and Founder
Head Coach and Founder Scott Myers is a former baseball player, lifelong surfer, and currently a dedicated PE teacher at Stratford School. Since founding the Breakers in 2012, he has been the heart of the program, bringing a steady, hard-working presence to every practice, tournament, and season. A man of few words, Scott leads by example through his commitment, consistency, and unwavering support for his athletes, both on the court and in life.
Over the years, he has guided the Breakers to numerous tournament championships while building a culture rooted in teamwork, accountability, and a love for the game. Above all, Scott is passionate about helping young athletes grow both on and off the court. Since day one, he has been fully committed to the girls, their development, and the continued success of the Breakers family.
Assistant Coach
Assistant Coach Sean Obusek is entering his second year with the Breakers and brings a lifelong passion for volleyball to the club. His journey began playing with friends at the University of California, Santa Barbara, continued through six years in Hawaii, and has included many years competing in the vibrant beach volleyball scene of Hermosa Beach. Drawing from his indoor and beach playing experience, Sean focuses on developing strong fundamentals, confidence, and a love for the game while creating a positive and challenging environment for every athlete.
The truest measure of a club is not the trophies. It is where the girls end up. These Breakers players went on to make their high school teams across South Orange County.
Breakers girls have gone on to play for Aliso Niguel, San Clemente, Dana Hills, Laguna Hills, Mission Viejo, Capistrano Valley, San Juan Hills, Tesoro, St. Margaret's and Tarbut V'Torah.
Every practice and tournament date lives here. Filter by team, then add it to your phone.
YMCA court time is included during preseason. Official season court fees are separate.
All season at Stratford School. The 14U/2 does not practice at the YMCA. Tournament dates follow once the schedule is set.
The month grid loads in a web browser. Open this page in Safari or Chrome to see every practice and tournament date.
Tap any day for the times and the venue.
Preseason training is running now, on the days and times shown above. It ends Thursday October 15 for the 11s and 12s and Friday October 16 for the 13s, 14s and 14U/2. New player tryouts are October 5 for 13U, 14U and 14U/2, October 6 for 11U and 12U. Official team practices begin Saturday October 17 for the 11s and 12s and Monday October 19 for the older teams. Players who trained over the summer have already been evaluated and do not need another skills evaluation. No roster is final until the tryout period is complete. OCVH tournament dates for the 11s and the 14U/2 go on the calendar as they are released.
One information packet per division. Practice days and times, preseason training, what the season costs, the tournament schedule and what happens after tryouts. Nothing to sign and nothing to pay to read it.
Download your division's packet from this page and read it through. Nothing to sign, nothing to pay.
Come to preseason training. It runs through mid October and costs $40 for each week she trains. It is optional and it does not hold a roster spot. Register for preseason.
New players try out October 5th for 13U, 14U and 14U/2, October 6th for 11U and 12U. Players who trained over the summer have already been evaluated and do not need another skills evaluation.
Rosters are confirmed after tryouts, and registration comes then. Official team practices begin October 17th for the 11s and 12s, October 19th for the older teams. Any question, text Coach Myers on 949-701-5484.
The things families ask most, in one place. Anything not here, just reach out and we will help.
Small, on purpose. Your daughter is not a number on a big roster. She actually plays, and she gets a coach who figures out what she is good at, then builds on it.
Send an inquiry through the form below, or text Coach Myers. Read your division's packet, and bring her to preseason training if you want her to get a feel for it. New players try out in early October. Rosters are confirmed after tryouts and registration comes then, so there is nothing to sign or pay before that.
Right now, 11U, 12U, 13U, 14U and a second team at fourteen, 14U/2. A girl can start young and grow up here.
Two hours each, three times a week, all season. The 11s and 12s practice Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. The 13s, 14s and 14U/2 practice Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Preseason training runs on those same days through mid October, then official team practices begin October 17th for the 11s and 12s and October 19th for the older teams.
New players are evaluated at a normal practice, October 5th for 13U, 14U and 14U/2, October 6th for 11U and 12U. Players who trained with Breakers over the summer have already been evaluated by Coach Myers and do not need another skills evaluation. No roster is final until the October tryout period is complete.
Home base is Stratford School in Laguna Niguel, on the turf. The 11s and 12s are there all season, and so is the 14U/2. The 13s and 14s are at the Laguna Niguel YMCA off Crown Valley on Monday and Friday, and at Stratford on Wednesday.
Water, knee pads and court shoes. No uniform for practice, just comfortable clothes she can move in.
Season dues are the same in every division and split into three payments across the season, so nothing lands all at once. A few one time costs may apply depending on the division, and the 13s and 14s also share the YMCA court cost. Preseason training is separate, and charged at $40 for each week she trains. The amounts are in your division's packet, and the payment dates come with registration after tryouts.
Only the 13s and 14s, because they are the teams using it. They practice at the Laguna Niguel YMCA on Monday and Friday during the official season. The YMCA charges the club for the court and that cost is divided among the players using it, so the amount per family depends on the size of the final roster. A smaller roster means a larger share each. The figure is confirmed once rosters are set after tryouts.
Separate from dues, always on their own bill, and only when tournaments come up. The club pays one entry fee per tournament for the team and splits it evenly.
A roster spot is a commitment for the season, so dues are not automatically refundable. If something genuine comes up, like a season ending injury or a family move, talk to Coach Myers. Where a quarter has not started yet, he can refund it. Uniform and SCSN registration are not refundable once they are bought, and neither is a tournament the club has already paid the entry for.
Tell Coach Myers as early as you can. He looks at each family on its own and works it out with you. The earlier he knows, the more he can do, because keeping the club full is how we keep dues low.
The older teams usually travel once a season, sometimes twice. Lately that has meant Las Vegas and Phoenix. The 11s and the 14U/2 play their OCVH tournaments locally. Travel and hotels are not included in club fees.
Yes. On the Season Calendar, filter to your daughter's team and tap Add these dates to your calendar. Every practice, with its time and venue, plus every tournament and season date, drops into Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook. Practices repeat weekly, so they set themselves up once and stay put.
What Coach Myers tells them
Tell us a little about your daughter, and we’ll send you the information packet.
Phone
Where we practice
Stratford School, 29028 Aloma Ave, Laguna Niguel. The older teams also practice at the Laguna Niguel YMCA off Crown Valley.
Home courts at Stratford School, Laguna Niguel.
Review the 13U Information Packet for preseason training, tryouts, practice schedule, season costs and tournament information.
We have emailed you the same link so you can find it later.
The 11U roster is full for this season. The packet covers preseason training and what next season looks like.
Optional
$40 for each week she trains
Preseason is optional and separate from official season registration. It is a short form, not the full season paperwork.
Register for preseasonQuestions? Text Coach Myers at 949-701-5484 or email info@breakersvolleyballclub.com.
Short form, for preseason training only. We ask for emergency and medical details because your daughter will be on the court with us.
Preseason training is optional and separate from the 2026/2027 season. Participation does not guarantee or reserve a roster position.
Coach Myers has your details. Preseason runs through mid October, and her days and times are in the information packet. Bring water, knee pads and court shoes.
Preseason is separate from the 2026/2027 season and does not reserve a roster position. New players try out October 5th for 13U, 14U and 14U/2, October 6th for 11U and 12U.
How to pay
$40 is charged again for every week she comes, and it covers all three sessions in that week. Venmo @scott-myers-55 with your daughter's name and the week in the note. Cash or check at practice works too, check payable to Laguna Niguel Breakers Volleyball Club.
Questions? Text Coach Myers at 949-701-5484 or email info@breakersvolleyballclub.com.
