PROGRAMS
Find your way to play.
Explore current opportunities to train, learn, and connect with Alpenglow. Each program has its own audience and participation requirements.
Alpenglow Juniors · Fall 2026
Movement, volleyball skills and live play for boys and girls in grades 2–8 at City Life in Missoula. Explore the age-group options, schedule and prices, then request a place for your athlete.
Registration requests are subject to availability and final schedule confirmation.
FIND YOUR KIND OF ALPENGLOW
What brings you here?
A regular game. A new challenge. More time together. Explore the future experience that fits your life. These pathways are in planning; current registration is available for Sunset Skills Lab below.
I want to play
Find a social game, learn a new sport, or make beach volleyball and pickleball part of your week. Planned options include open play, clinics, leagues, and reserved court time.
I want to train
Build strength for sport and everyday life. Coached training, youth athletic development, and selected independent strength access are part of the vision.
I’m bringing my family
Picture youth training, adult movement, and space to reconnect in one place. The Learning + Movement Commons is planned for study, enrichment, play, and gathering.
I’m bringing a group
Tell us what your team, club, school, or organization could do with reliable space. We are exploring ways for local leaders to bring their own programs.
CURRENT OUTDOOR PROGRAM · FALL 2026
Sunset Skills Lab
Presented by Alpenglow Beach Volleyball for Alpenglow alumni and returning beach players.
Coach-organized drills, intentional repetitions, and more time on the sand before the outdoor season wraps up. Stay afterward for optional play until sunset.
Who it’s for
Alpenglow alumni and returning beach players. Active USA Volleyball membership is required.
When & where
Five Monday sessions, September 14–October 12, 2026.
6:00–7:00 PM at MSO Beach at Playfair Park.
$10 per selected session. Advance registration closes Sunday at 6:00 PM for the following Monday.
Google sign-in required. Payment instructions appear after registration is submitted.
FUTURE FACILITY · PLANNED
Find a starting point. See a path forward.
The future program vision connects first experiences with regular play, coached development, and competition. These offerings are in planning; enrollment, schedules, and pricing have not opened.
Beach: play, train, compete
Open Sand for shared play. Sand Social for organized social sessions. Clinics and skill labs for focused improvement. Leagues and tournaments for putting practice into play. Court reservations are also part of the access plan.
Pickleball: make it a routine
Regular daytime play is a central idea, alongside open play, lessons, clinics, leagues, and reserved court time. The aim is to give both newer and established players a place to return.
Youth development: keep the joy.
The planned youth pathway starts with movement and play, then builds skills through repetition, feedback, and increasing challenge. Progression would reflect readiness and coaching judgment, with room for athletes to begin where they are.
Basecamp
A planned introduction for ages 7–10: agility, games in the sand, and early volleyball through low-net play and small-sided games.
Alpenglow Academy
The proposed progression moves through Foundations, Development, Performance, Club Prep, and Club Teams. Each stage would build on durable fundamentals, with live play to help athletes use what they learn.
Strength for sport and life
Coached strength, small-group performance training, and youth athletic development are part of the vision. Recovery and wellness spaces are also being explored as the facility and operating plan take shape.
One floor, many possibilities
A divisible multiuse gym could support basketball, futsal, indoor volleyball, camps, and team training. Alpenglow programs and partner-led sessions could share the space across the week.
BEACH AT THE HEART
The sand is part of the experience.
A good beach environment starts underfoot. Alpenglow’s planning considers the sand, its depth, the systems beneath it, and the equipment around it together. Those choices shape how the space plays and how it can be cared for over time.
Selected for the sport
Purpose-selected volleyball sand is part of the plan. Final materials and installation details will be chosen through design and procurement.
Room to change the game
Removable nets and poles could open the sand for conditioning, movement camps, sand soccer, and creative group activities.
Winter inside. Summer outside.
Indoor courts would extend the season through Montana winters, while summer remains a time for Missoula’s outdoor beach community.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us about your experience and what you’re looking for. We can help you understand the current program or hear your ideas for future offerings.