When the 2026–27 Boys schedule labels an event TCPS/VSL, it means THE Point Series and Volley SuperLiga. Volley SuperLiga is a new top division in boys power league volleyball, and 630 Volleyball takes part in it through THE Point Series.
What Volley SuperLiga is
The Junior Volleyball Association (JVA) describes Volley SuperLiga, or VSL, as the elite division of boys power league volleyball. It adds a higher division inside leagues that already exist. THE Point Series and the Midwest Boys Point Series are the first two leagues to offer it.
Teams in the VSL division can play strong teams from other regions without extra travel. Promotion and relegation keep the division competitive: teams earn and keep their place with their results. The top teams from each participating league get a chance to play in the Volley SuperLiga Cup.
What it means for your athlete
Which events a team plays depends on its placement. The projected Boys tournament list shows which high school and middle school teams are expected at each event. Dates and team participation can change, so check your athlete’s assigned schedule in LeagueApps before booking travel.
Registered Boys families who have not completed the JVA club commitment can find the form on the Boys page. It connects your athlete to 630 Volleyball for tournament rosters.
Learn more
JVA explains the format, the Cup and at-large bids on its Volley SuperLiga page. For questions about your athlete’s team, contact 630.