History
Cobra Volleyball Club Inc. was reestablished in Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 2006 to help promote Volleyball in the Minority community, with focuses on Well-Being, Health, Exercise, and Self-awareness of future female athletes. Aaron Pitts and Quizena Walker started this program with today’s kids in mind and their future in education and athletics. Cobra Volleyball Club has had the luxury of seeing several deserving High School athletes receive full athletic scholarships from being involved with Cobra Volleyball Club. As a result of a commitment to kids, Cobra Volleyball Club Inc, went to establish the organization to Houston, Texas and surrounding areas in 2014. Quizena Walker has successfully established Q-Cobra Volleyball Club in Texas and has been helping our youth for the past seasons.

 

​Mission
To strengthen the community by mentoring advantage and disadvantaged urban youth to improve their lives through health, education and sports programs. 
 
Purpose
To develop the character, self-esteem and athletic skills of youth from the ages of ten (10) years old to eighteen (18) years old in Houston and surrounding areas, through the competitive game of volleyball.
 
The Q-Cobra Volleyball Club is a youth volleyball organization. Q-Cobra VBC was established to provide year-round volleyball instruction for passionate youth about volleyball and disadvantaged urban youth with ultimate goals of promoting health, self-awareness, psychological and spiritual well being. Most of the youth in our organization come from socially and economically disadvantaged homes. Q-Cobra VBC provides opportunities for these youth to experience and become a part of other environments outside of their normal surroundings. Through competitive volleyball, Q-Cobra VBC promotes positive body conditioning, as well as good psychological health.  Ultimately, these youth will make better decisions with respect to all obstacles encountered in their lives.
 
Q-Cobra VBC has a direct impact in the following areas:
 
A. Reduction in teen pregnancy
B. Being Drug-Free
C. Reduction in teen crime
D. Improvement in scholastic scores
E. Overall increase in the mind and body wellness
F. Opportunity for an athletic scholarship to college