The Peterborough Thunder Volleyball Club was formed to provide youth with an opportunity to learn and compete in the sport of volleyball. However, it is our philosophy that athletes should participate in a variety of sports, and therefore we do not discourage athletes from participating on their school athletic teams.
Phoenix Volleyball is dedicated to the development of individual and team skill, incorporating both recreational and elite programs for both indoor and beach volleyball. Our motto is to “ignite the fire within” to motivate athletes to strive for excellence while fostering an environment of sportsmanship and fair play. Encouraging a healthy, active lifestyle is embedded into all Phoenix Programs while following the framework endorsed by Sport Canada’s Long Term Athlete Development Program (LTAD).
A fun and competitive volleyball program dedicated to athlete development and skill improvement.
The Riverside Volleyball Club (RVC) was formed in 1996 originally called the Windsor Gamblers. It was designed to be a University of Windsor development system. Its original formation was comprised of boys in the Bantam (15U) and Juvenile (16U) Division under the coordination of Craig Lanning.
The Scarborough Titans Volleyball Club is a volunteer based youth Volleyball organization operating out of Scarborough, Ontario. We offer programs for boys and girls aged 10-18 in both indoor and beach volleyball. As a not for profit organization, the Scarborough Titans are able to offer accountability and affordability, while still providing a world class program.
In providing both indoor,beach and grass programs to local athletes the Club will endeavour to protect and promote the mutual interest of its players by fostering goodwill and sportsmanship in its athletes as they strive to be the best they can be both on and off the court.
The South County Volleyball Club was formed in 1999 and has developed into one of the elite junior volleyball clubs in Ontario. If one thing could define our formula for success, it is teaching. In the beginning, many of our coaches were teachers and former volleyball players. To this day, teaching continues to be a driving force behind our success.
Since Sportscan’s inception in 1996, Sportscan has provided the Ottawa area with a variety of quality services to serve our young athletes of tomorrow.
Such services include our Elite Athlete Development Program, sport specific camp/ workshop programs, running charity adult sports tournaments, Coaching the Coach mentoring program, running National Coaching Certification Courses, providing recess break and after school programs designed to introduce healthy active lifestyles to grade school students.
Storm Volleyball was established in the fall of 1998. We are members of Volleyball Canada, Ontario Volleyball, OVA Region 5 Volleyball, Sport Aurora and we are a Character Community Organization.
We have competitive programs for Male & Female athletes from the ages of 11 to 18 and participation type programs for athletes from ages 5 to 18.
The Strataford Volleyball Club (SVC) was started by Lee Littel for boys and girls in 1975. It was a passion of his for many years, and he was never as happy as when he was coaching. Littel took pride in helping players fulfil the athletic skills that could aid them in achieving a post-secondary scholarships and education.
Richmond Hill Thundercats Volleyball Club (region 5) is going into its fifth year as a club with the Ontario Volleyball Association. Thundercats Volleyball was originally created in August 2010 as a camp for students of Richmond Hill Montessori & Elementary Private School who had a keen interest in furthering their volleyball skills. This interest bloomed into a passion to become a competitive volleyball club.
We are a volunteer driven organization and aim to provide kids who desire to improve their skills and compete at a club level the opportunity to achieve their goals.
TORONTO WEST is a not-for-profit youth club serving the community since 1969. This makes T-WEST the longest running volleyball club in Ontario, if not in Canada.
T-WEST trains girls and boys indoor REP teams
T-WEST runs developmental pre-competitive “grassroots” programs
T-WEST hosts BEACHKIDS in May and June at Diamond Beach in Centennial Park
T-WEST runs two volleyball summer day camps - one in early August for beginner/intermediate players and one for more advanced players in the last week of the summer holidays. The second camp is geared especially towards players trying out in September for a REP or school team.
At Unity Volleyball, we celebrate relationships, character and success through athletics. We are passionate about using volleyball to enhance community, leadership and opportunity for all. Our positive energy creates a welcoming and active environment for our athletes to thrive by feeling accepted and supported.
Founder of Leaside Volleyball Club and Canadian Olympic Bronze Medalist in Beach Volleyball, John Child is hoping to continue to share his love of the sport with today's youth through Vaughan-Woodbridge's newest volleyball Club, Vaughan Volleyball.
Venom Volleyball Club is York Region’s newest competitive volleyball club for girls and boys between 10 – 18 years of age within the Ontario Volleyball Association (OVA).
At Venom Volleyball Club, our mission is to foster a healthy interest, appreciation and love of volleyball to give young athletes the chance to develop their skills through two channels – recreational and competitive streams. Our REP and HOUSE LEAGUE programs are designed to accommodate every skill level. All of our Rep teams will participate in OVA tournaments throughout the season as well as represent our club at the OVA Championships.
We are a club proud to combine the fun of volleyball with a competitive spirit. Our athletes strive to win, learn, compete and have fun. Our coaches are dedicated, passionate, caring, knowledgeable and certified with a proven record of success. Our parents enjoy the comradery and friendship while supporting and encouraging the players to succeed.
Our philosophy has always been to promote volleyball at the widest levels possible and to encourage participation and involvement as well as competition. To that end, we have developed a large number of teams and organized many leagues and tournaments, both locally and throughout southwestern Ontario. Our future lies in our youth and by giving as many players as possible a chance to develop, we will ensure a bright future for volleyball in the Region of Waterloo.
