IMG Academy launches boys volleyball program to attract national talent
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 14, 2026, 1:01 PM
Last updated Oct 14, 2026

IMG Academy has initiated its first boys volleyball program in Bradenton, Florida, aiming to become a year-round development hub. The launch responds to a growing local demand for boys volleyball, with participation in Florida increasing significantly in recent years. Steven Scott, a player from the area, recently committed to Pepperdine and noted the importance of having high-level training opportunities closer to home. IMG Academy plans to hire quality coaching staff and attract a diverse group of players to create a competitive environment. A showcase for college coaches is also scheduled to enhance players' visibility.
- •IMG Academy launched its first boys volleyball program this year.
- •Participation in Florida's boys volleyball has increased to over 4,200 players.
- •Steven Scott, a local player, committed to Pepperdine after joining IMG.
- •IMG plans a showcase event to connect players with college coaches.
- •The program aims to provide year-round training for serious athletes.
- 1:01 PMYahoo Sports — Inside IMG Academy's bold plan to become a national boys volleyball destination
"IMG Academy launched its first boys volleyball program with hopes of becoming a national development destination.
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