Welcome to Greendale Jr Panthers Volleyball

All Jr Panthers Volleyball teams play in the Greater Milwaukee Power League (GMPL), which is a 6 week tournament played on weekends at sites in the Milwaukee/Waukesha area from September through October. All teams will practice 2 nights per week starting in August and running though October. 

The 2026 player fees will be $250.00. This covers league costs, practice equipment, volleyball, volleyball ball bag, one uniform shirt per player, team libero jerseys, coaches' fees, background checks, registration fees, gym rental, insurance, and program administration costs. 

• Typically there will be 10-12 players on a team. 
• Generally, there is at least one team per grade level with the possibility of adding an additional team depending on numbers and coach availability. 
• Should registration numbers reach a level to carry two teams, we may make multiple teams at each level and athletes will be divided into Green and Black teams. 
• Each age group will have assessments prior to the season to determine team placement based on skills.
• While there are no "cuts" at the 5th and 6th grade level, 7th and 8th grade teams may have "cuts" based on registration numbers and team availability. 
• Practices are held twice a week for 1 1/2 hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday.
• Practices will be held at Greendale Middle School or Greendale High School. 
• Practices will be determined based on the coach's schedule and availability once teams are formed. 
• If a player is unable to attend a practice, they must inform the coach as soon as possible.
• Failure to attend practice may affect playing time during game days. 

• 5th/6th Grade - Balanced play with coaches discretion for 3rd set tiebreaks or championship play.
• 7th/8th Grade - Coach’s discretion - All kids will play, but equal playing time is not guaranteed.
• In addition each coach has the discretion to adjust for circumstances such as practice attendance, attitude, disciplinary, etc. 
• Please keep in mind if you play in the first set, you may not play in the second set. If you play the first set, we cannot guarantee how many rotations you are in or how long you are in as that is based on game play. So equal playing time is determined by sets you play, not time, points, or rotations you are on the court.