North Alabama Spikers Association

NASA - HUNTSVILLE

Registration Link 2021-2022 Tryouts

Register: Tryout Registration 2021-2022 - HSV

NASA SOUTH - BIRMINGHAM

Registration Link 2021-2022 Tryouts BHM

Register: Tryout Registration 2021-2022 - BHM

NASA South Zoom Parent Meeting

NASA South Academy

Jennifer McKannan - NASA South Director

Jennifer has been with NASA for 9 seasons, coaching age groups ranging from 12s - 17s. Most recently, Jennifer was the Assistant Coach at Birmingham-Southern College (BSC) from 2018-2020. During her time at BSC, the team competed in the conference final and had NCAA Tournament appearances each year. Prior to her time at BSC, she was the Head Coach at Randolph School and assisted at Grissom High School in Huntsville, AL.

During her time as a player, she was named Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Year (2010), the “Female Athlete of the Year” (2011), and graduated from the program as the All-Time Career Digs Leader. In 2018, she was just the fourth volleyball player in program history inducted into the Birmingham-Southern Sports Hall of Fame.

NASA Volleyball is proud to partner with amazing organizations that support youth sports and health. We are thankful for our long term partnership with TOC Sports and Huntsville Hospital for sponsoring the NASA Bash Southern JVA Challenge Tournament. And our partnership with the Huntsville Sports Commission in 2021 for also sponsoring the NASA Bash. And for Rally Volleyball who manages junior and adult indoor and sand volleyball in Emerson, GA and also sand volleyball in Huntsville at the new sand courts at the John Hunt complex.

NASA Mission

Founded in 1990, the purpose of the North Alabama Spiker’s Association (NASA) Volleyball Club is to promote volleyball in the North Alabama area, to prepare our players for the next level of competition, and eventually to attract college recruiters.

NASA will strive to develop, through intense training, the skills both physical and mental, to compete in volleyball at the collegiate level. The Club will provide a positive, well-balanced competitive environment in which young women develop skills to be successful in volleyball as well as life endeavors.

Additionally, through wholesome, competitive volleyball experiences, the club will develop young women emotionally, physically and spiritually to meet the challenges of life. It is of the utmost importance to provide personalized training to each athlete so they have the opportunities for more playing time among their respective school teams. NASA will do everything possible to obtain the maximum exposure to collegiate-level coaches to help our student athletes continue their volleyball careers as well as their education.

The primary mission of NASA is to have a positive influence in the life of all of our players.