CEVA is the largest volleyball promoter and organizer in the Pacific NW.  CEVA & USA Volleyball continue to provide unparalleled programming and resources, while maintaining a commitment to give back to our community in meaningful ways as a nonprofit organization.  Some of the things CEVA accomplished in the 2024-2025 season:

  • Served over 10,000 members for the second consecutive year – and for only the second year in our region’s history.  CEVA remains the largest USA Volleyball region in the Pacific NW. 
  • Distributed nearly $60,000 in financial aid to student-athletes throughout the region. 
  • Served more than 110 clubs, one of the highest numbers of active clubs in our recorded history.
  • Saw more than 520 teams participate in our junior girls’ Power League for the second consecutive year – only the second season in history our Power League has crossed 500 teams.
  • Ran the largest Regional Championship event, and largest standalone tournament, in our history – with 472 combined teams participating over two weekends.
  • Operated the largest number of standalone tournaments of any organization in the Pacific NW and supported more than 50 junior volleyball events in the region’s footprint over six months. 
  • Continued to support a series of free sitting volleyball clinics in partnership with Adaptive Sports NW. 
  • Sent 36 teams to USA Volleyball National Championship events.   
  • Provided several thousand dollars’ worth of free volleyball equipment to communities and programs in need throughout the region and the country.
  • Sent a delegation of 20 athletes to the USAV All-Star Championships for the first time in the event’s history.
  • Undertook the largest fundraising campaign in recent memory, through Giving Tuesday and Silent Auction initiatives, that will directly support the CEVA Athlete Success Fund (CASF).
  • Continued financial and logistical support for the International Volleyball Hall of Fame, helping preserve the history and tradition of our sport.
  • Integrated programming and support with numerous sports commissions and visitors’ bureaus throughout the region, including Vancouver, Portland, Eugene, and Medford. 
  • Began conversations with stakeholders in Central Oregon & Eastern Oregon to bring programming to local communities.