A major new home for volleyball is coming to SOMO Village.
The Northern California Volleyball Association (NCVA) has announced that RallyHouse, its new state-of-the-art volleyball facility and headquarters, will open in early 2027 at SOMO Village in Rohnert Park.
Featuring nine maple hardwood courts, RallyHouse will provide a dedicated space for NCVA events, programs, education, and year-round connection within the Northern California volleyball community.
RallyHouse will serve as the new home and headquarters of NCVA and host a wide range of volleyball programming throughout the year.
Planned programming includes:
Special event tournaments
Power League and Premier League events
Camps and clinics
Educational opportunities for coaches and officials
Open gyms
Additional volleyball programs throughout the year
More than a tournament venue, RallyHouse will be a place where athletes can develop their skills, clubs can compete at the highest level, and the volleyball community can connect year-round.
“The NCVA is proud to introduce RallyHouse to our membership as the home of our new volleyball facility,” said NCVA Executive Director/Commissioner Dr. Nicole Annaloro. “This investment reflects our ongoing commitment to enhancing the member experience by providing a premier environment where athletes, coaches, officials, and families can connect, train, and compete.”
NCVA highlighted RallyHouse’s location at SOMO Village as part of what makes the new facility especially exciting.
SOMO Village is a growing community centered around innovation, wellness, sustainability, and connection. Athletes, families, and other visitors to RallyHouse will also find restaurants, food trucks, a brewery, outdoor gathering spaces, concerts, community events, and other attractions within the Village.
Located in Sonoma County, RallyHouse will also provide convenient access for NCVA members traveling from throughout Northern California.
For years, NCVA has worked to create outstanding experiences for its members, and RallyHouse represents the next step in that commitment.
According to NCVA, having a dedicated volleyball facility that also serves as its headquarters will allow the organization to expand programming, host more events, enhance the tournament experience, and continue growing the sport for generations to come.
“RallyHouse represents another important step in delivering greater value to our volleyball community,” Dr. Annaloro added.
NCVA plans to welcome members to RallyHouse when the doors open for the 2027 Girls Season.
Over the coming months, the organization will share construction updates, photos, and progress highlights as the new facility comes to life.
We’re excited to welcome RallyHouse to SOMO Village and look forward to seeing this new home for Northern California volleyball take shape.
Read the full announcement from the Northern California Volleyball Association here.