Crescere • Girls Ages 12–18

Crescere: The 10-Week Volleyball & Virtue Program

A holistic, 40-hour training program for young women ages 12–18. Real skill development, real challenge, and deep character formation. We build the fundamentals and the faith to help your athlete play hard, communicate well, and compete with grace.

30 of 30 spots left
Register Now — Starts September 1st
Ages
Girls 12–18
Grouped by age and skill in pods of 15
Schedule
Tuesdays & Thursdays • 8:30–10:30 AM
Ten Weeks • Starts September 1st
Location
Tom Golisano Field House
4810 Kelleher Street, Ave Maria, FL 34142
Tuition
$140 per athlete
One-time
Capacity
30 athletes
Two groups of 15
The IronRoot Difference

Game-Ready Skills. Built on Joyful Discipline.

Crescere — Latin for "to grow" — is our answer to a simple question: what if girls' volleyball trained the athlete and the person, without apology? Every practice pairs concrete, measurable skill work with the virtues that make an athlete worth playing next to.

Our coaches teach the fundamentals of the game the right way — footwork, platform, hitting mechanics, court IQ — while creating an environment where effort, honesty, and grace under pressure are the standard, not the exception.

Skill Cohorts

Small Groups. Real Coaching. Appropriate Challenge.

Thirty athletes. Two pods of fifteen. Athletes are grouped by age and skill so no one is lost in a crowd and no one is bored. A beginner gets patient reps and clear cues. A returning club player gets a harder rep, a higher expectation, and a real coach paying attention.

Because pods are capped at fifteen, every drill is coached — not managed. Your athlete gets seen, corrected, and challenged in every session.

The 10-Week Syllabus

Four Phases. One Athlete Built.

Weeks 1–3

Phase 1 — Foundations

Skills
  • Athletic stance and platform passing
  • Overhand serving mechanics
  • Setting hand shape and footwork
Virtues
  • Discipline
  • Teachability
  • Effort over outcome
Weeks 4–5

Phase 2 — Power & Precision

Skills
  • Approach and armswing for attacking
  • Targeted serving zones
  • Blocking footwork and hand penetration
Virtues
  • Courage
  • Focus
  • Diligence
Weeks 6–8

Phase 3 — Court IQ

Skills
  • Rotations and base defense
  • Reading hitters and coverage
  • Communication and calling the ball
Virtues
  • Prudence
  • Humility
  • Trust in teammates
Weeks 9–10

Phase 4 — Game Application

Skills
  • Full 6v6 scrimmage play
  • Serve-receive and out-of-system offense
  • Managing momentum in a match
Virtues
  • Perseverance
  • Grace in competition
  • Joyful excellence
Coaching Staff

Led by Coaches Who Show Up for the Whole Kid

Every IronRoot program is led by dedicated mentors who prioritize patience, respect, and fundamental teaching over screaming from the sidelines.

Ceselie Mudron, Head Volleyball Coach

Ceselie Mudron Head Volleyball Coach

"Above all, I want to build an environment where athletes can grow in both virtue and skill—learning to serve the Lord better each day."

Ceselie is a senior indoor volleyball player at Ave Maria University studying exercise physiology and the creator of the Crescere program—having personally named and designed its 10-week volleyball and virtue curriculum from the ground up.

Megan Aguirrezabal, Assistant Volleyball Coach

Megan Aguirrezabal Assistant Volleyball Coach

Megan is an AMU biochemistry student and club founder with six years of indoor and beach varsity experience.

DeAnna, Assistant Volleyball Coach

DeAnna Assistant Volleyball Coach

DeAnna is a dual-sport indoor and beach volleyball player at AMU minoring in Education.

Kayla Mudron, Assistant Volleyball Coach

Kayla Mudron Assistant Volleyball Coach

Kayla is a junior AMU volleyball player studying Health Science & Theology, bringing a virtue-focused, resilient coaching style.

Ready to step on the court?

Because of the high-demand, small-group nature of Crescere, coaching slots are capped to maintain our strict small-group pod ratio. Registration is now open for our Fall cohort starting September 1st.

30 of 30 spots left
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions