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Seabury Hall to host UH men’s volleyball players for youth clinic Nov. 7-8

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University of Hawaiʻi Rainbow Warriors Alex Parks, (from left) Tread Rosenthal and Kai Taylor will teach volleyball skills to young Maui athletes during a two-day clinic Nov. 7-8 at Seabury Hall in Makawao. PC: University of Hawaiʻi athletics

Three University of Hawaiʻi men’s volleyball players will lead a two-day skills clinic for young athletes at Seabury Hall in Makawao on Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 7-8.

Alex Parks, Kai Taylor and Tread Rosenthal, members of the Rainbow Warriors, will teach at the school’s campus. Seabury Hall is calling the event “Train Like a Warrior.”

The clinic will cover blocking, defense, serve receive, setting and attacking, with sessions based on participants’ grade and skill levels, according to Seabury Hall. Players will also have a chance to meet the collegiate athletes, and autograph sessions will be held throughout Saturday.

Saturday’s schedule includes separate advanced boys and advanced girls sessions, plus a coed all-skills rotation for middle school students. Sunday’s program is a coed all-skills rotation for students in grades 4-6.

Advanced sessions cost $75 each and are limited to 12 athletes per session. Advanced athletes can register for one or both sessions in their division. The middle school and grades 4-6 rotations cost $60 each.

Seabury Hall hosts a series of volleyball clinics at the Erdman Athletic Center at the Makawao campus, 2026. PC: Seabury Hall/Kasen Dudley

Registration takes two steps: completing the online registration form and paying through a secure payment page. Seabury Hall said a spot is confirmed only after payment is received.

Session times and other details are in the full clinic schedule.

For more information, contact Lecca Roberts of Seabury Hall Community Programs at communityprograms@seaburyhall.org.

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