Three Things to Consider Before Switching Clubs by Sean Jensen Freelance Journalist at SportsEngine June 2, 2023 | 0 minutes, 35 seconds read Competition for top players has never been more fierce between colleges, and that race for talent has filtered to the club level. The rising stakes in collegiate volleyball also ratchets up competition among clubs. Whereas one club may have distinguished itself in a region, more and more are cropping up — and players aren’t shy about making the switch. Just as college coaches aggressively recruit elite players, many club coaches and administrators are also constantly working to upgrade their teams. But buyer beware. Steve Suttich of Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy hasn’t dealt with that problem much, but he’s taken the high road when the player wants to return. READ THE REST AT JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL ASSOCIATION About Sean Jensen Freelance Journalist at SportsEngine Sean K. Jensen was born in South Korea, but he was raised in California, Massachusetts and Virginia, mostly on or near military bases. Given his unique background, he's always been drawn to storytelling, a skill he developed at Northwestern University and crafted for 16 years as a reporter and columnist, almost exclusively covering the NFL. He’s now an inspirational speaker and author of The Middle School Rules, a book series that tells the defining moments of professional athletes. He is also the creator of Model Student Athlete, a video series for young athletes, and Winning Is Not Everything, a podcast that aims to “bring sanity back to youth sports” through conversations with high-character athletes, coaches, and parents. You can learn more about him at his website, SeanKJensen.com. Connect with Sean Jensen sports in this article Volleyball