INDOOR 15U has put together a strong 2025–26 season, establishing itself as a team to watch through consistent results, competitive performances and success against a variety of opponents.
The Huntington Beach-based Indoor Volleyball Club team currently holds a 26–7 match record while posting a 3.54 point differential per set. That overall record highlights the consistency INDOOR has shown throughout the season and the team’s ability to regularly put itself in position to win.
INDOOR is led by Reid Priddy, a four-time Olympian and two-time Olympic medalist with Team USA. Priddy won gold at the 2008 Beijing Olympics and bronze at the 2016 Rio Olympics, bringing years of experience competing at the highest level of the sport to the INDOOR program.
Several recent performances provide a closer look at that success.
On June 6, INDOOR earned a 2–0 victory over Balboa 15 Blue, taking both sets 25–21 and 25–22. The straight-set win added another strong result to the team’s season and showcased its ability to control matches from start to finish.
Earlier that same day, INDOOR also came away with a 2–0 victory against SC Legends 16-Elite. INDOOR took the opening set 25–15 before closing out the match with a 25–24 second-set win. Competing against an older 16U opponent, the result showed the team’s ability to remain composed and finish out a tighter second set.
INDOOR delivered another notable performance against OCVC 16 Slunks on May 30, earning a 2–1 victory. After dropping the opening set 21–25, INDOOR responded by taking the second set 27–25 before securing the match with a 15–12 win in the third. The comeback was another example of the team’s ability to respond when challenged and find a way to finish strong.
The team’s success has continued across different points of the season as well. INDOOR also earned a 3–1 victory over Team Rockstar 15 Hawk, adding another multi-set win to a schedule filled with competitive opponents.
Individual contributions have also played a role in INDOOR’s success. Julian Kessler, a 6-foot-4 outside hitter in the Class of 2029, has appeared in 29 games and recorded 101 digs, 15 blocks and 11 service aces this season.
William Priddy, the son of head coach Reid Priddy, has also contributed across the court. The 6-foot-4 outside hitter has played in 33 games, recording 27 blocks, 19 digs and 11 service aces during the 2025–26 season.
With 26 wins and a positive point differential across the season, INDOOR 15U’s results reflect the consistency the team has built throughout the year. From straight-set victories to competitive three-set matches, the group has continued to find different ways to produce strong results against a range of opponents.
For parents, a season like INDOOR’s also shows the value of being able to look beyond the final score. Through AIM+, families can follow team results while also viewing individual player statistics, tracking performance over time and accessing available video in one place.
That added context gives parents a more complete understanding of how their athlete is contributing within the team and how that performance develops throughout the season. For INDOOR 15U, the combination of strong team results and individual production provides a fuller picture of a season defined by consistency, competitive play and continued growth.