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Volleyball NT Newsletter (February 2024 Edition): 2025 CSG Job Ad, Coach Mentorship, Community Grant and More!
2025 Canada Summer Games - Coaching Positions
We are seeking volunteers to take on the task of training and preparing Team NT athletes for Indoor and Beach Volleyball sports to compete in the 2025 Canada Summer Games (CSG). The competition will be held in St. John’s, NFL on August 8-24, 2025.
2025 CSG Position(s):
Indoor Volleyball (18U (2007 or later) & 4 athletes 20U (2005 or later))
- Male Team: Head Coach, Assistant Coach and Manager
- Female Team: Head Coach, Assistant Coach and Manager
Beach Volleyball (22U / 2003 or later)
- Male Team: Head Coach
- Female Team: Head Coach
Deadline to apply: Monday March 18th, 2024 at 5:00 PM MST
For more information or to view the full job description click here!
No requirements to participate, however must be actively coaching. Travel and accomodations must be covered by the coach. Volleyball NT can provide the interested coaches with grant options to cover a portion of the expenses.
Sport for All: Empowering Communities to Deliver Quality Programming
Volleyball Canada has received a Community Sport for All grant from Sport Canada. The grant provides funding, resources, and leadership development to organizations in Atlantic Canada and the Territories.
The funding (up to $10,000 per selected organization) will be allocated to communities to purchase volleyball equipment and support program delivery. Additionally, each community will receive two bursaries for developing leaders to participate in a virtual mentorship program and attend the CSI Atlantic Coaches’ Conference (Halifax, NS: April 18-20, 2024).
"This initiative offers an opportunity to empower community programs and leaders by providing resources, fostering regional connections, and facilitating mentorship opportunities," said Dawna Sales, Volleyball Canada’s director of athlete and coach pathways. "With dedicated funding, communities will have the ability to initiate programs that directly enhance access to safe, quality activities, catalyzing positive change and strengthen local leadership."
The selected communities may access support for volleyball programming held between March to June 2024, in four age categories: 6-9 years old, 10-12 years old, 13-18 years old, as well as adult programs.
The Government’s Community Sport for All Initiative supports National Sport Organizations (NSOs) in establishing more accessible and locally organized sport programs aimed at reducing barriers to participation. Through an investment of $16.7 million, 39 NSOs can give Canadians access to and stay involved in sport.
In 2023, also through a Sport for All grant, Volleyball Canada helped community organizations deliver volleyball programs to newcomer and racialized communities across Canada and in Indigenous communities in Quebec.
For more information on this year’s funding process, see the following link https://volleyball.ca/en/development/play/sport-for-all or please contact:
Chrissy Benz, Project Manager at cbenz@volleyball.ca
Tier 2:
Men’s Division
Thank you to all of the teams that participated in this event!
Thank you to our event sponsors!
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For more information or to view the full job description click here!
Women's Youth National Team - Training and Canada Cup Competition
Volleyball Canada is looking for interested coaches to work with their Women's Youth National Team (YNT) (2008 or earlier) this summer.
This year’s Canada Cup will be held July 25-28th in Calgary, AB. The training block starts on July 12th for the YNT. Volleyball Canada is inviting 26-28 athletes to train and split into two teams for the competition. If you are interested, please reach out to Volleyball NT by email at nwtvolleyball.nrs@gmail.com.No requirements to participate, however must be actively coaching. Travel and accomodations must be covered by the coach. Volleyball NT can provide the interested coaches with grant options to cover a portion of the expenses.
FUNDING Opportunity for Community Volleyball Development and Mentorship!
Sport for All: Empowering Communities to Deliver Quality Programming
Volleyball Canada has received a Community Sport for All grant from Sport Canada. The grant provides funding, resources, and leadership development to organizations in Atlantic Canada and the Territories.
The funding (up to $10,000 per selected organization) will be allocated to communities to purchase volleyball equipment and support program delivery. Additionally, each community will receive two bursaries for developing leaders to participate in a virtual mentorship program and attend the CSI Atlantic Coaches’ Conference (Halifax, NS: April 18-20, 2024).
"This initiative offers an opportunity to empower community programs and leaders by providing resources, fostering regional connections, and facilitating mentorship opportunities," said Dawna Sales, Volleyball Canada’s director of athlete and coach pathways. "With dedicated funding, communities will have the ability to initiate programs that directly enhance access to safe, quality activities, catalyzing positive change and strengthen local leadership."
The selected communities may access support for volleyball programming held between March to June 2024, in four age categories: 6-9 years old, 10-12 years old, 13-18 years old, as well as adult programs.
The Government’s Community Sport for All Initiative supports National Sport Organizations (NSOs) in establishing more accessible and locally organized sport programs aimed at reducing barriers to participation. Through an investment of $16.7 million, 39 NSOs can give Canadians access to and stay involved in sport.
In 2023, also through a Sport for All grant, Volleyball Canada helped community organizations deliver volleyball programs to newcomer and racialized communities across Canada and in Indigenous communities in Quebec.
For more information on this year’s funding process, see the following link https://volleyball.ca/en/development/play/sport-for-all or please contact:
Chrissy Benz, Project Manager at cbenz@volleyball.ca
- Click here to apply.
- DEADLINE TO APPLY: FEBRUARY 29th, 2024
Volleyball NT 2024 Open Territorial Championships
Women's Division
After battling over 4 days and making it to the finals with 21 teams competing in the
Women’s division, JBT won in first place.
After battling over 4 days and making it to the finals with 21 teams competing in the
Women’s division, JBT won in first place.
2nd Place: Calm Your Tips
Tier 2:
1st Place: Boreal Barbies
2nd Place: Spike it Like It’s Hot
Men’s Division
1st Place: Frosted Tips
2nd Place: Team IQ
Thank you to all of the teams that participated in this event!
Thank you to our event sponsors!