The phrase "volleyball practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific activity or event related to playing volleyball. Example: "I have volleyball practice every Tuesday and Thursday evening."
How was volleyball practice?
When volleyball practice started again in August, Mr. Galu was coaching full time.
She recalled that he often waited outside her dormitory for her to return from volleyball practice and that he wrote letters and notes that said, "You're beautiful".
He would dribble in the school locker room for nearly four hours until volleyball practice ended and he could use the gym.
Peter Noble arrived near the end of the meeting, having just finished volleyball practice with the Latino youngsters he works with from the nearby Fair Haven neighborhood.
On this day, the older one had to get from school to volleyball practice, and the younger one, home sick after an asthma attack, called to prescribe herself a Frappuccino, which he agreed to procure.
At Spike and Serve we had our normal mix of volleyball practices, leagues and tournaments.
Most volleyball practices are 1 to 2 hours long.
Galen Dodd, volleyball: "Every practice I would hear some sort of comment about something or someone being 'gay' or a 'fag,' and each time I cringed thinking of how I would never be able to be who I truly am with them.
Take a volleyball and practice hitting it against a wall, over and over.
Western sports such as basketball, golf, handball, football (soccer), swimming, table tennis, track, and volleyball are practiced widely, but primarily by the expatriate population; football is overwhelmingly the most popular of these.
