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Free printable volleyball card templates for senior night, club tournaments, JO weekends, and the end-of-season banquet. Position field accepts OH, MB, RS, S, L, DS — or the spelled-out version. 2.5″ × 3.5″ trading-card size, 3.5″ × 5″ frame size, 9-up team sheets for the whole roster.

Volleyball is the sport with the strongest senior-night culture in youth athletics. The seniors get one home night, the parents get the slow walk to center court, and the team gets a printed program with everyone's photo. The cards belong in that program. Use them as the senior-night gift (Enlarged 3.5″ × 5″ in a 4×6 frame), as the program insert (Normal 2.5×3.5 stapled into the center spread), or as the post-banquet trade where every senior leaves with one card per teammate.

Club teams use them differently — JO weekends and USAV tournaments are card-swap heavy, especially at AAU national qualifiers. Position field accepts the codes (OH, MB, RS, S, L, DS) or the names (Outside Hitter, Middle Blocker, Right-Side Hitter, Setter, Libero, Defensive Specialist).

Normal size volleyball card templateMost popular
Normal Size Volleyball Card
Standard 2.5″ × 3.5″ trading-card size. Prints 4 identical cards per US Letter sheet — cut out the best one or keep them all.
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Enlarged volleyball card template
Enlarged Volleyball Card
3.5″ × 5″ — frame-worthy size for keepsakes and gifts. One card per page, centered on US Letter.
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Team volleyball card templateNew
Team Volleyball Cards
Up to 9 players on one page — add only as many as you need. Each card gets its own photo, name, and details.
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Circle Badge volleyball card — normal size previewNew design
Circle Badge · Normal
A modern alternative to the classic banner — sport icon centered in a circular badge over the photo. 2.5″ × 3.5″, four identical cards per US Letter sheet.
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Circle Badge volleyball card — enlarged size previewNew design
Circle Badge · Enlarged
The badge design at 3.5″ × 5″, one card per page. Frame-worthy size with the modern emblem layout.
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Circle Badge volleyball team sheet previewNew design
Circle Badge · Team
Up to 9 players on one page in the badge layout. Same shared team colors, each card with its own photo and player details.
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Split Halves volleyball card — normal size previewNew design
Split Halves · Normal
Bold two-tone design — pick a top color and a bottom color. White interior holds the photo and player details. 2.5″ × 3.5″, four identical cards per US Letter sheet.
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Split Halves volleyball card — enlarged size previewNew design
Split Halves · Enlarged
The two-tone design at 3.5″ × 5″, one card per page. Frame-worthy size with the bold halves layout.
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Split Halves volleyball team sheet previewNew design
Split Halves · Team
Up to 9 players on one page in the two-tone layout. Same shared team halves colors, each card with its own photo and player details.
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Senior night plan

The night the cards are for

Senior night runs every fall — usually the second-to-last home match. The card is part of the gift bag. A short plan:

  • One Enlarged 3.5″ × 5″ per senior. Action photo from the prior weekend's tournament — not picture day. Frame each card in a matching 4×6 frame so the gift line at center court reads as a coordinated set.
  • A 9-up team sheet for the lobby. Print all the seniors on one sheet, frame it 16×20 with mat board, hang it in the lobby on senior-night week. Coaches inherit it for the program after.
  • A signed-by-the-team back side. Run the senior-night cards through the printer twice (plain side up the second time) and let the underclassmen sign the back. Or skip the second print and let the team sign the white card stock around the edges.
  • Co-coordinate with parents. Senior parents usually buy the flowers; the booster club usually prints the card. Confirm the photo source 2 weeks ahead so the team mom can frame everything before match night.
  • Senior shirt + senior card combo. Some programs gift a senior shirt with the card pinned to it; others run the cards as a wall display in the cafeteria during the team dinner. The cards fit either way.

Frequently asked questions

What's the senior night use case?
Senior night is the #1 volleyball card use case. Most schools play their senior-night home match in late October or early November (the second-to-last home match), give each senior a flower, walk her with her parents to center court, and present a framed Enlarged 3.5″ × 5″ card. The card photo is from the prior weekend's tournament action — never from picture day. Frame in a 4×6 with a small mat.
What position codes work?
Both short and long form. Short: OH (outside hitter), MB (middle blocker), RS (right-side / opposite), S (setter), L (libero), DS (defensive specialist), MH (middle hitter). Long: "Outside Hitter", "Middle Blocker", etc. Captain works alone or paired ("S — Captain"). Many seniors add a fun stat in the position field for the senior-night card ("OH / 1,000-kill club").
Can I do beach volleyball cards?
Yes. Beach is the same template, different team field — write "Sand Volleyball" or "AVCA Beach". Beach is two-player teams, so most beach cards print one card per partner. AVCA collegiate beach pairs sometimes print one card with both partners' names in the player line — that fits, the player name field handles up to about 22 characters.
Are these free for high school volleyball boosters to use?
Yes — boosters, school programs, club teams, beach pairs, masters leagues. No commercial restriction for school or club use. PDF runs in the browser, no account, no watermark. Print on heavy stock for senior-night gifts; plain paper works fine for the program inserts.
Related sports

Cards for the rest of your athlete's seasons

Cheerleading Cards
Same fall season, same senior-night week. Volleyball + cheer share many seniors.
Basketball Cards
Winter sister — many volleyball players play basketball. Card swap-friendly.
Softball Cards
Spring follow-up — common second sport for volleyball seniors.
Last updated: April 30, 2026