Frequently Asked Questions

American Athletic Club was established in 2012 and serves the volleyball community of Lake County, Florida, with competitive programs for female athletes ages 8–18.

AAC is affiliated with the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) and USA Volleyball (USAV).

Tryouts are generally held during the summer. Confirmed dates and times are posted on the AAC Tryouts page and club social channels.

Players should wear appropriate athletic attire and bring water, knee pads, and any necessary personal equipment.

Coaches evaluate skill, athleticism, teamwork, attitude, experience, and the team environment where each athlete can thrive.

Results are generally shared within one week, although a player may be notified on the tryout date depending on the session.

AAC offers Local, Regional, Elite, and National indoor teams, each with a different competition, travel, season, and tuition profile.

The standard indoor practice schedule is Tuesday and Thursday from 6:00–8:00 PM. National teams may have additional practices.

Indoor practices are held at The Big House in Tavares, Florida. Families receive verified court and timing details through the AAC Portal.

Families arrange their own transportation and accommodations. AAC may provide hotel-block details for selected tournaments.

Families may pay in full or use a deposit plus equal installments on autopay when that option is included in the team offer.

Team uniform packages are included in registration fees and are distributed for the season.

Players provide their own volleyball shoes, black knee pads, black socks and spandex, and any personal braces or protective equipment.

Coaches can provide immediate first aid, notify the family, and contact emergency services when needed. AAC also works with an on-site occupational-therapy resource for assessment and prevention support.

AAC does not provide personal injury insurance. AAU and USAV policies may provide coverage connected to sanctioned participation, and families should maintain their own insurance.