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Still Looking To Join a Team

We have a few spots on our girls 11s/12s, 13s, 14s teams

November Tryouts - 2025

All tryouts are at Keva Sports in Middleton

Saturday November 15th 

  • Girls & Boys 16s-17s (grades 10-11) Check-in 1pm, Tryout 130-3pm
  • Girls & Boys 15s (grade 9) Check-in 3pm,  Tryout 330-5pm

11 Teal 2nd Place - Waukesha - 1-18-25


Boys 13 - 3rd Place - Dale Rhode - 3-3-25


12 Teal - 1st Place - 1-27-24


12 Black - Copper Champs 3-10-24


12 White - Diamond Champs - 3-10-24

Girls Tune-Up Clinics Before October & November Tryouts

November Early Sessions - 15s

  •      Monday 11-10-25            6-730pm
  •      Tuesday 11-11-25            6-730pm
  •      Wednesday 11-12-25    6-730pm

November Late Sessions - 16s-18s

  •      Monday 11-10-25            730-9pm
  •      Tuesday 11-11-25            730-9pm
  •      Wednesday 11-12-25    730-9pm


15 Teal - 3rd Place - President's Day 2-16-25


14 Teal - Winter Classic Champs - 1-14-24


14 Silver - 2nd Place - 2-11-24


14 White / 14 Silver - Waukesha - 3-3-24

Coaching Opportunities

Madison Elite is growing and is looking for coaches. If you are interested in coaching this upcoming season, please email Kevin

Still Looking To Join a Team or Have Questions

If you are still looking to join a club team for the 2025-2026 season, or have question, please email Kevin for more information


15 Teal - 3rd Place - 1-20-24 (16s Div)


16 Teal - 3rd Place Presidents Day - 2-18-24


17 Teal Silver Champs - Platteville - 1-21-24


18 Teal 3rd Place - Waukesha - 1-28-24


15 Black - 3rd Place - President's Day 2-16-25


Dale Rhode Champs! 2-23-25

Net Works Award: Kevin Scopoline (Madison Elite)

Per the Badger Beacon

“One week before tryouts, another local club in Madison decided to not offer volleyball for boys this season.  Kevin Scopoline wanted to make sure that all boys that wanted to play were given an opportunity to tryout.  This included a free tune-up clinic prior to tryouts.  He then obtained enough space and staff to hold tryouts anticipating a large turnout.  After a great turnout, he secured enough coaches and court time in order to field seven boys teams.  This was in addition to 19 girls teams.  This enabled 69 boys to play, many of which would not have been able to play.

“To ensure the boys had a good experience, Kevin allocated time for his director of player development, to work with the boy’s teams. Even with a shortened season the teams had a great deal of success. There were two gold championships, five silver championships and one bronze championship.

“Kevin has always believed in having the best coaches as possible.  When Badger Region hosted a CAP certification in early December, Kevin reached out to his coaches to see who was interested and available.  He then paid for nine of his coaches to attend.  This was in addition to him renewing his own CAP certification.”