Welcome to the ultimate opportunity for aspiring young volleyball athletes to elevate their game and catch the attention of college coaches! The Boys Volleyball Jingle Ball Classic College Coaches Clinic sets the stage for a transformative experience, providing players with a unique chance to hone their skills while gaining invaluable exposure to collegiate coaching talent. This clinic offers participants a crucial platform to showcase their abilities and build the foundation for a successful future in collegiate volleyball. Join us as we embark on a journey of skill development and recruitment readiness, all under the watchful eye of esteemed college coaches. It’s a prime opportunity to step up your game and make lasting impressions.
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*Coaches and Schools are subject to change
CAMP DETAILS
Date: December 5, 2025
Time: 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Cost: $125, Price Increases to $150 after Dec 1st | Open to any and all athletes
SCHOOLS & COACHES
- Check back often as new coaches are added daily
Life University (NAIA Division)
CJ Shearer – Head Coach
Queens University (NCAA Division I)
Roger Peluso – Head Coach
FORMAT
Open to All 2026, 2027, 2028 and 2029 Graduating Class Athletes
NCAA and NAIA COACHES FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY WILL JOIN OUR STAFF IN ONE TRAINING SESSION DESIGNED TO EXPOSE ATHLETES TO DIFFERENT TRAINING METHODS USED BY SOME OF THE TOP COLLEGE PROGRAMS AND COACHES. COACHES WILL DISCUSS GENERAL RECRUITING INFORMATION, IMPORTANT DATES, AND NEW NCAA LEGISLATION.
REGISTRATION
Athletes who walk in to register may not receive a T-shirt.
2025 Attending Schools & Coaches
CJ Shearer
Life University – Head Volleyball Coach
Charles Shearer took the reins as the head coach of the Life University men’s volleyball team in the Summer of 2021, bringing with him a wealth of collegiate volleyball experience.
In his first season at the helm, the team held a 17-7 record, advancing to the conference quarterfinals before their season came to a close. Under his leadership two players earned spots on the MSC All-Conference team, while the the squad also had a strong year academically, eight players making the Academic All-Conference list on the way to being recognized as a NAIA Scholar Team.
Shearer’s experience with collegiate volleyball dates back to his undergraduate studies at Limestone University where he was a four year member of the Inaugural men’s volleyball team, while earning his degree in English. After graduating in 2013, he took part in coaching on the club level, highlighted by an Open National Championship for AAU Boys 17U in 2014, a national second place finish for AAU Girls 17 Premier in 2015, and a third place nationally AAU Girls 18U Premier in 2016. Shearer was at Webber International from 2015-17 acting as an assistant coach for the women’s volleyball team, winning a Sun Conference Championship in 2016, and starting a men’s club team which he led.
In 2017, Shearer moved on to Reinhardt University where he acted as the assistant women’s coach from 2017-21. Over his tenure the team won four regular season AAC Titles as well as three AAC Tournament titles, leading to him being named AAC Assistant Coach of the Year in both 2017 and 2019. In 2020, he started their men’s volleyball team, seeing marked improvements from year one to two. Over the two years he coached a pair of MSC First Team All-Conference players and one Second Team All-Conference player.
The Orlando, Fla. native and his wife, Danielle Shearer, lives in the area with their daughter Diana.
Roger Peluso
Queens University – Head Volleyball Coach
Peluso joins Queens after serving as head assistant coach at George Mason University, where he helped guide the Patriots to an 11-0 undefeated home record, an EIVA runner-up finish, and a final national ranking of No. 16 in 2024. During his tenure, eight Patriots received NCAA or AVCA honors, including All-America selections, while four signed professional contracts to compete internationally.
Prior to his time at George Mason, Peluso made history at Webber International University, leading the Warriors to their first-ever AAC Conference Championship and NAIA National Tournament appearance in 2023. His players collected multiple conference honors, including MVP, Freshman of the Year, and Champions of Character recognition.
Peluso’s impact extends beyond the collegiate level. On the club circuit, he has been named AVCA Boys’ National Coach of the Year and consistently produced championship teams while maintaining a 100-percent college placement rate for his athletes. His teams have captured multiple national titles and earned recognition as one of Florida’s premier programs.
At the high school level, Peluso has coached both boys’ and girls’ programs to state championships, earning numerous Coach of the Year honors from the AVCA, Miami Herald, and Florida Dairy Farmers Association. He has also been a member of the USA Volleyball National Team Development Program coaching staff since 1998, contributing to the growth of numerous athletes at the national and international levels.
Peluso expressed his enthusiasm for this next chapter with the Royals. “Excited is an understatement to join the Royals family and lead the men’s volleyball program into a new era of passion, purpose, and performance,” Peluso said. “I’m grateful for the opportunity, proud to wear this crown, and fired up to build something special with this group of student-athletes.”
Peluso attended Long Island University for undergraduate school, earning a bachelor’s degree in secondary education. He also holds a master’s degree in physical education from Hofstra University.