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Gopher Comp 1000 Plus Composite Volleyballs

High-quality NFHS game volleyballs, with a soft velvety touch that's great for practice or games!
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High-quality, composite leather cover with a super-soft touch and cotton/poly-blend liner saves forearms from the sting that often comes from long practice or games. It is softer than our Comp 1000 Ball, enhancing comfort for players. The soft, velvety cover is recommended for indoor play only.

A floating butyl bladder allows the ball to perform longer and remain more comfortable during contact. Ball is official size and weight. Meets NFHS, NCAA, IVBF, USAV, and FIVB specifications.

 

15 Dynamic PE Activities Using Gopher Comp 1000 Plus Composite Volleyballs

The Gopher Comp 1000 Plus Composite Volleyballs are engineered for advanced performance and comfort, featuring an upgraded microfiber composite cover for excellent grip and a soft, game-ready feel. With an airlock butyl bladder to maintain shape and consistent rebound, these balls are ideal for daily instructional use, competitive drills, and skill progression. Perfect for middle and high school students, these volleyballs can support a wide range of fundamental movement skills. Below are 15 inventive and movement-rich activity ideas that utilize the Comp 1000 Plus Volleyballs to develop physical literacy and sports readiness in students of all ages.

1. Power Plus Pass Parade: Students form a line and perform bump passes down the line while moving to a rhythm. Enhances bumping (manipulative) and coordination.

2. Spike Speed Circuit: Students perform spike hits on wall targets and then run a short sprint. Builds spiking power and sprinting (locomotor).

3. Bounce Bump Battle: Bounce the volleyball to yourself, then bump it to a partner. Combines bouncing and bumping accuracy.

4. Slide, Set, Switch: Slide laterally between cones, then set to a new partner. Focuses on lateral movement and setting (manipulative).

5. Leap & Launch Challenge: Students leap over cones and perform a high set or toss. Combines leaping (locomotor) with control.

6. Block the Box: Use foam blocks as targets. Students must block the volleyball to land in the “box.” Builds defensive blocking and aiming.

7. Rainbow Rally Rotation: In small groups, students rally the ball and rotate positions every 3 hits. Enhances cooperation and continuous movement.

8. Jump Set Freeze: Students perform a jump set and freeze in landing position for 3 seconds. Emphasizes jumping (locomotor), setting, and landing control.

9. Underhand Accuracy Alley: Students underhand serve to targets. Sharpens serving and precision.

10. High Five Hustle: After each set or bump, students run to give a teammate a high five before returning. Builds teamwork and cardiovascular movement.

11. Serve and Spin: Perform an underhand serve, spin once, and prepare to receive. Focuses on serving and body awareness through turning.

12. Bump Box Challenge: Use floor tape to create a box. Students must bump the volleyball to stay within the boundaries. Sharpens aim and control.

13. Jump & Jam Spots: Use spots as landing zones. Students jump and try to land in a spot after performing a volleyball movement. Builds jumping control and landing (body control).

14. Circle of Control: Students form a circle and volley the ball around using only controlled bumps or sets. Reinforces precision and team communication.

15. Side Shuffle Set: While continuously side shuffling, students perform soft sets with a partner. Builds agility and coordination.