Competition Volleyball Net Systems

Competition Volleyball Net Systems for Every Level of Play

A competition volleyball net system is more than a net and two poles — it's a permanently or semi-permanently installed upright assembly designed to meet the tension, height, and safety standards required for sanctioned play. Every system in this collection carries NFHS, NCAA, and USVBA compliance, making them suitable for high school gyms, college athletic programs, and club volleyball net systems that need to pass officiating inspection. We carry two manufacturers — Jaypro and Gared — so you can compare upright construction, weight, and price point side by side before you commit to a facility-wide purchase.

Jaypro Upright Lines: Carbon Ultralite, FeatherLite, and PowerLite

Jaypro accounts for the majority of this collection (16 of 20 systems) and organizes its net center uprights into three tiers. Carbon Ultralite systems use carbon-fiber construction for reduced upright weight, which matters in gyms that convert courts daily and need staff to move or adjust posts quickly. FeatherLite is Jaypro's mid-weight aluminum option, available in the widest range of configurations here — standalone Net Center Upright Systems, full System Packages, and Deluxe Packages with custom graphics. PowerLite rounds out the line as a heavier-duty steel option, offered as both a standard System Package and a Deluxe Package with custom graphics for programs that want team branding on the padding. All three lines are sold with a choice of 3 in. or 3-1/2 in. floor sleeves, and Jaypro also offers a FeatherLite system built to the 2 in. (51mm) Canadian floor sleeve standard for facilities north of the border or built to that spec.

Gared Omnilite and Omnisteel: Hoop-Style and Standard Systems

The four Gared systems in this collection use a 3" OD (outside diameter) pole standard across both the Omnilite and Omnisteel product families. Omnilite is positioned as Gared's collegiate-grade line, available as a standard one-court system or as a hoop system that adds a ball-return style frame. Omnisteel is the steel-built counterpart, also offered as a one-court system or hoop system, and includes a "No Sleeves" configuration for buyers who already have in-ground sleeves installed from a prior net system and only need replacement uprights. If your gym floor already has sleeves cut and set, the Gared Omnisteel No Sleeves option can save you from re-installing anchor hardware.

Choosing the Right Floor Sleeve and Upright Combination

Floor sleeve size is the first decision to make, because it determines what's physically compatible with your gym floor. Most US high school and college gyms use either a 3 in. or 3-1/2 in. floor sleeve; confirm which size is already installed before ordering, since the sleeve and upright base must match. If you're building a new court from scratch, a full System Package (sold by both Jaypro and Gared) bundles the uprights, net, and mounting hardware in one purchase, while a standalone Net Center Upright System or Deluxe Package assumes you're supplying or already own a compliant net. Deluxe Packages with custom graphics are worth considering for programs that want padding branded with school or club colors and logos, a common request from athletic directors outfitting a signature home court.

Who These Systems Are Built For

This collection is priced and specified for institutional buyers — high schools, colleges, and club programs — rather than backyard or recreational setups. At $2,538 to $11,435, the range reflects the gap between a single Net Center Upright System and a fully loaded Deluxe Package with custom graphics and heavier-gauge steel construction. Facilities managers comparing college volleyball net systems or club volleyball net systems will find that Carbon Ultralite and FeatherLite uprights suit programs prioritizing lighter, easier-to-store equipment for multi-use gyms, while PowerLite and the Gared Omnisteel line suit courts that stay set up as a dedicated volleyball facility.