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ANOTHER MEDAL SECURED🥈🥈🥈
We are beyond proud to share the outstanding performance by the girls in Hamilton on Saturday, Feb. 21. Moving up to Championship B, we were excited to see what a high level of competition would look like for us. Coming into the tournament in 8th seed, the girls fought hard all morning finishing first in their pool after a tough 3-set battle against Smash Raiders Reach and another close game against Scorpions Ignite.
Into the quarter final against London Fire Explode, the girls served and hit aggressively to win both sets 25-22 and 25-19. A nail biting semi final game against FCVC Evergreen went to three sets and we eventually came out on top winning 16-14 in set three.
After punching our ticket to the gold medal match, the girls knew they had to give it their all and that’s exactly what they did. Winning the first set 25-22 we had high hopes. We fell just short after losing set two 25-20 and three 15-12.
Coming home with a silver medal at a Championship-level tournament was a huge accomplishment for us and we couldn’t be prouder!!! #letsgooutburst!!!

Announcing the awards for today’s tournament:
DRUMROLL PLEASE🥁
Simrit (15) – for being a reliable player when we needed to make substitutions. Simrit was determined to showcase her skills up at the net when subbed in to the game and earned us points!
Julia (8) – for being a reliable player and coming in to serve the ball during high stress times in a game. We could trust that Julia would get the ball over the net under pressure!
Raya (7) – QUEEN👑 for continuously improving throughout the day and perservering through difficult times on the court. Being one of our setters, Raya is involved in every play and did an excellent job all day!
Emmy (16) – for being our most aggressive server. In practice we have emphasized the importance of serving to score and Emmy scored the most aces overall today!
Anya (10) – for using our “nothing hits the ground” mentality. Anya played extremely well defensively and made excellent passes up to the setter!

Great exhibition tournament for our TLS Boys Brant Vortex on February 21! Thank you to Scorpions for hosting us at the Impact Training Centre in Kitchener!
We came out as overall winners for the day! Winning all three games against the other three teams at the tournament.
Game 1: Played EVP (25-11 win), (13-25 loss), (15-13 win)
Game 2: Played FCVC (12-25 loss), (25-19 win), (16-14 win)
Game 3: Played Scorpions (25-19 win), (26-24 win) and played a third set to 15 for extra practice (6-15 loss)
Excellent hustle, setting and serving today from Jordyn! Great net play and blocks from Jackson! Good hitting and 100% serving Cooper! Fantastic jump serves and hustle from Dexton! Great passing from Owen! Good play at the net Levi! Excellent court talk and some bullet serves/aces from Jack! Good setting and serving from Charlie! Great hits and serves Andres!
We also participated in a passing competition, finishing second place to FCVC by one point!
Awesome work boys!

The BYVC 15U Select Teams 1 and 2 played their second SWIVIL tournament in Cambridge today.
Both teams are progressing well and enjoying tournament volleyball. Playing 5 matches in one day is lots of work and all the players are improving with each point they play and will be back there in two weeks to do it all again.
We appreciate their efforts!!

Our 4v4 Co-ed team had their 3rd tournament of the season on Feb. 8th at Paris District High School, hosted by BYVC.
They passed, set and hit their way into some exciting rallies showing off what we’ve been working on in practice.
Shout-Outs to:
Tournament MVP – Sydney A. (#9)
Defense award – Nico P. (#20)
Positivity Award – Celeste V. (#12)

After success at our previous OVA tournament, the team moved up to Trillium White and entered the McGregor Cup seeded 9 of 9—and they made a statement right away.
The morning kicked off with a straight-set win over 3rd-ranked Niagara Rapids Summit, followed by a victory against 4th-ranked Unity Resilience.
Storm finished 1st in pool play and met Reach Rise after lunch, securing another 2-set win to advance to the semifinals.
In the semis, Storm defeated EVP Eagles Fury in two sets, earning a spot in the finals against Grimsby Vipers Invasion. The team battled hard but came up just short, finishing the day with a silver medal 🥈—an incredible result in a higher division for the Underdogs.
👏 Shout-outs of the day:
So proud of this group and their continued growth! They are proof that hard work, team spirit and true friendships really make a difference on the court.💙⚡

In the McGregor cup held Feb 1 at St.Clair College in Windsor, Brant Aftershock finished second in pool play defeating the Chatham Ballhawks 2 sets to 1 and losing 2 straight to St. Thomas Express Spikes.
They faced London Sharks Fury in the quarterfinals defeating them in 2 straight sets. In the semifinals, they faced Norfolk Chaos Empower and lost a very tight match in 3 sets.
That placed them in the bronze medal game where they once again faced St. Thomas, but this time came out victorious winning in 3 sets to take home the bronze! Great effort everyone!!

Riptide played up a division for the first time at the 17U McGregor Cup, taking on a tough challenge while missing three regular players.
This group showed real resilience, competitiveness, and growth throughout the tournament. While the final results weren’t what we hoped for, most sets were extremely close and could have gone either way – an exciting sign of what’s ahead.
Award Winners:
Sloane #16 – Net Presence Award…Most kills and blocks, going on a great serving run and making a big impact at the net all day.
Audrey #8 – Top Scorer Award…Led the team in total points scored with consistent offensive production, excellent serving and hitting stats.
Scarlett #3 – Heart & Hustle Award…Infectious energy and positivity that lifted the team in every match.
Special thanks to Diane and Reegan from the U15 Storm for stepping up and contributing.
Proud of the fight, the effort, and the willingness to take on challenges. We’ll learn from this tournament and keep building.

Worth the drive to Chatham. Bronze for these ladies playing up in 17U Trillium White: McGregor Cup.
The girls had a great pool play this morning winning first game in two sets and the second game in three sets. They went on to win in quarters.
In semis they played a 3-set nail biter and moved on to the bronze medal game. Very excited to watch them win bronze.



Shout out to our tournament standouts…
Jordyn M. (9) – Most Consistent
Quinn O. (13) – Most Aces
Kara F. (21) – Most Kills

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The 4v4 Girls headed to St. Joan of Arc Catholic High School in Maple for their 3rd tournament of the season. They showcased everything they learned. We continued to improve at using 3 touches and swinging at more balls from the last tournament. Good job girls!
Award winners were:
Hustle Award- Emma R. (7)
Serving Award- Katie S. (21)
Positivity Award – Gracie K. (17)

On Saturday, January 24th, TLS Outburst claimed another silver medal to add to the collection at Holy Trinity in Simcoe!
After going undefeated all morning and finishing first in their pool, Outburst went straight to the quarter finals after lunch. They faced West Elgin Warriors Courage and came out on top earning a spot in the semifinals.
The girls played an exciting semi-final game against Norfolk Chaos Chill and used their communication and visualization skills to get to the gold medal match!
Facing Twin Bridges Thunder Boom Red in the final, Outburst knew it would be a challenge. After going down 23-25 in the first set, they came back strong to win set two 25-18 allowing them a chance to take it all in the third set.
A nail biting third set left the girls coming up short to a 15-17 loss but an amazing game, nonetheless.
The coaches are so proud to have earned another medal and they look forward to perfecting our new 6-2 rotation for the next tournament! #letsgooutburst 🧡💙🧡💙🧡💙🧡

Brant Riptide captured Silver this weekend at the 16U Girls McGregor Cup in Simcoe, delivering their strongest volleyball performance of the season.
The team came out firing, winning their morning pool and setting the tone early. They defeated Norfolk Chaos Fury in a hard-fought three-set match (25–13, 20–25, 15–11), followed by a confident straight-sets win over London Fire Smoke (25–20, 25–14).
In the Quarterfinals, Riptide continued their momentum with a decisive two-set victory over Waterloo Tigers Titanium (25–14, 25–16).
The Semifinals brought another strong test against Waterloo Tigers Ascent, where the team once again rose to the challenge, winning in two sets (25–21, 25–16).
The Final against a tough Jr. Gryphons Strikers squad was a thrilling, back-and-forth battle. Despite an outstanding effort, Riptide narrowly fell in three close sets (25–20, 20–25, 15–17) to finish the tournament with a well-earned silver medal.
The entire team should be extremely proud of the hard work, growth, and resilience that led to this result. This weekend was a clear step forward, and the group looks poised to build on this momentum moving ahead.


Standout Award Winners for the day:
Josie #5 – Setting the Tone Award
Daniela #7 – MVP
Brinley #27 – Net Dominator Award
Emma #96 – Defensive Excellence Award
BYVC 16U Synergy won a gold medal at the McGregor Cup Championship level on the weekend at the Stratford Agriplex. In doing so, they earned promotion to the Select Level of OVA competition.
The team had a tough morning when they lost both matches in 3 to London FC Willow (21-25, 25-19, 9-15) and Grimsby Vipers Invasion (25-13, 23-25, 11-15). This placed them into a do-or-die match with Waterloo Tigers Instinct. Winner got into the playoffs; loser plays for 7th/9th place and gets relegated to Trillium level. Synergy won that contest 25-15, 25-20 which set up a quarter final with the tournament’s #1 seed Mississauga Pakmen Black.
They dropped their first game 18-25 before storming back to win the next two 25-17, 15-10. In the semi they met Grimsby Vipers again. This time around they were victorious 25-12, 25-22.
In the final, they also met FC Willow again. Synergy were very business-like in securing a two-set win with scores of 25-16, 25-21 and the gold medal.
Front row (left to right) Mya Rypma, April Sargent, Mikayla Boschman, Addie McIntosh
Back row (left to right) AC Rick Beedham, HC Sandy Beedham, Quinn O’Neill, Kara Fenema, Lily Abualia, Julia Dosa, Jordyn McGarr, Sienna Lui, Nicole Sharpe, Mckenna Sharpe, Beverley Jones


On Saturday, 2 BYVC Tornadoes select teams played in u15 Swivil tournament with great success. It was a fun day for players and families. We are making lots of progress and will get ready for the next tournament next month.


15U Brant Storm earned their first GOLD medal of the 2025–2026 season this past weekend at the OVA Challenge Cup in Burlington, Ontario.
The team opened the day with a strong showing in pool play, finishing undefeated against two Niagara-based teams. Throughout the day, Brant Storm displayed relentless defense, confident serving, and aggressive attacking at the net.
Momentum carried into the playoffs, where the team came together to secure a win over Oakville Thunder in their first elimination match. Brant Storm then faced Lakeside, taking two straight sets to advance to the finals.
In the championship match, Brant Storm met Shockwave Sharks, who also entered the finals undefeated. The Storm rose to the challenge, winning two straight sets to cap off an outstanding day and secure the gold medal.
Congratulations to the entire 15U Brant Storm team on an outstanding championship performance.


Tornadoes struck GOLD in Barrie at an Exhibition Tournament hosted by the 400 Youth Volleyball Series.
The girls started the morning strong with 4 straight winning sets but dropped 2 straight to 705pvc Firestorm, finishing second in their pool.
A hard-fought afternoon was capped off by a dramatic back and forth Firestorm rematch, going to a deciding third set for the gold medal.
Thanks again to 400 Series and Pioneer VC for a great opportunity to play after the holiday break.

Congratulations to Kiah E. who earned the Team MVP Award for her reliable passing, serving, and hitting all day!

Brant Vortex played in their second tournament on January 10th finishing fourth overall. We’re proud of our boys as they continue to develop their skills and come together as a team. We look forward to our next tournament!

Awards this tournament were:
* Improved and consistent server- Levi (left)
* Best digs and getting the pancake – Dexton (center)
* Team leader on the court – Jackson (right)

TLS Girls – Mayhem played in the Challenge Cup Tournament in Sarnia on Dec. 13th., ranked 8th going in.
After placing 2nd in their pool in the morning, the girls fought hard in a 3-set game to overcome Waterloo Tigers Red in the quarterfinals. In the semi-final match, Norfolk Chaos Chill beat Mayhem in 2 close sets to advance to the finals.
Moving into the Bronze Medal match, the girls came up short against the Scorpions Pinchers, who were ranked 2nd going into the tournament.
The girls battled hard throughout the day, moving up in the standings with a well-deserved 4th place finish.
Way to go girls!!!





We are so proud to share that the girls have won their very first gold medal of the season! After winning two back-to-back silver medals in our last tournaments, we were determined to claim the gold today.
After finishing the morning first in our pool, we fought a tough match against Twin Bridges Thunder Boom Blue and secured a spot in the semi final. We took Scorpions Pinchers to three sets in the semi final to secure our spot in the gold medal match. Facing our opponents Norfolk Chaos Chill in the final, we played hard and it paid off with a shiny gold medal!
Throughout the day our main focus for the girls was precision passing and serving to score. This is something we have been working on in practice and the girls used these new skills all day long! We are so proud of you! #letsgooutburst 💙🧡💙🧡💙



Announcing the award winners of today’s tournament:
Ava (Left) was awarded the passing precision award today. We have been focusing hard in practice on taking a step back and keeping a strong platform when playing defensively. Ava demonstrated all of the qualities in her defence that we talked about in practice!
Olivia (Right) was awarded our strong hitter award. Making her presence known up at the net, Olivia was unstoppable when the ball was set her way. She focused on getting a good approach and snapping her wrist to score!
Simrit (Centre) was awarded our Queen of the tournament. We have given her specific goals to improve her serving consistency and she did not disappoint! Simrit had a powerful serve and always knew her place on the court. Keep working hard to achieve your goals!

While the results weren’t what we had hoped for, the Riptide girls stepped up to compete one division higher than our first tournament and showed resilience through a number of challenges. We’re excited to build on the weekend’s experience and continue preparing for what’s next.

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The 17U Brant Tornadoes travelled to Mohawk College for an early 8am start, but showed no signs of grogginess with a quick 25-18 win against the Niagara Athletics Aces. Dropping the next two sets to the eventual Gold medal winners, they finished pool play against Scorpions Ace with two straight sets.
Post-lunch started with a set loss to Chatham Ballhawks Attack, but they battled back to grind out a 25-23 win and a dominant 15-4 clincher to move into semis.
Meeting MVC Helicon in the semis was a gruelling battle lost by the minimum 4 points in a match going 25-23, 23-25, 13-15.
With not much time to recover, the bronze medal match started with a 31-29 win against Georgetown Impact Attack with everyone holding their breath at every possible set point back and forth. With the momentum, the girls closed out the match clinching their first OVA medal of the season led by Kiah, Jordyn, and Alexis in the Bronze medal match.
Throughout the day, everyone contributed in a balanced attack led by captain Meara quarterbacking the offense with timely dumps and a never before seen “Shoot” to co-captain Diya. The Challenge Cup saw a season-best team hitting percentage taking advantage of libero, Izzy’s standout play in the backcourt.
A well-deserved and hard-fought medal before the holiday break!

On Saturday, November 29th, 16U Girls – Synergy played up in the 17U Challenge Cup in Thorold, ON. While they split their games in Pool Play, Synergy came back after lunch to beat Chatham Ballhawks Elevate in the quarterfinals, to advance to Semis.
While failing to advance to the Gold Medal match, Synergy beat Waterloo Tigers Impact to take Bronze!! Way to go!!!

Below are the three award winners for the tournament; Mya R. (left), Kara F. (middle), and Lillian A. (right)

Our first Tournament for our TLS Brant Boys Vortex team on Sunday, Nov. 23rd, and we finished 4th out of 9 teams! Super proud of these boys as for most of the players this is their first year playing rep volleyball. Way to go Vortex!
So much greatness to come from this team. Thanks to all our parents who were vocal, supportive and haled make this day awesome.
Our three award winners for the day are:
Most Points from Third Hit Attacks – Andres (#22)
Most Consistent Second Hit Passes – Jordyn (#5)
Highest Serve Percentage – Cooper (#13)

On Saturday, Nov. 22nd, Brant Tsunami played in Simcoe in the Provincial Cup tournament.
Being a brand new team and this being their first ever OVA tournament, the Tsunamis didn’t know what to expect.
But they gave it everything they had, played like a team, had some incredible rallies and ultimately made it to semi finals!
We are extremely proud of them for their 4th place finish in the tournament.





What a day for our Girls Cyclone Team at the 4V4 tournament on Saturday, Nov. 22nd. We are so incredibly proud of this group.
Our goal was to use 3 touches 50% of the time, and they absolutely crushed it by attempting three touches 53% of the time! That’s incredible first showing of teamwork for these girls.
Huge shoutouts to our award winners:
Net Play Award – Audrey (#34)
Defense Award – Amylah (#19)
Leadership Award- Katie (#21)
Here’s a few pictures of coaches and athletes during the day…




Brant Storm hit the court for our first U15 OVA tournament on Saturday, Nov. 22nd. While the results weren’t what we hoped for, the experience was invaluable. We learned a lot about one another, what we’re capable of, and how we can continue to grow together as a team.
Every match played went to 3 close sets, giving the girls plenty of touches and solid game-play experience that will serve us well moving forward. We had many great plays throughout the day and, although we came up just short, the effort was undeniable.
Our tournament MVP was our Middle- Brianna Koen (#13). Brianna played every set, stayed positive, and worked incredibly hard in the back court all day. Outstanding job, Brianna!
Here’s a pic of the girls during the day…

BYVC TLS – Outburst won another silver medal in London, Saturday, Nov. 22nd, this time in a 15U tournament!
After going undefeated all morning and finishing first in their pool, the girls successfully made it through the quarter-finals in a hard-fought game against London Sharks Attack. They then faced Norfolk Chaos Riot in the semifinals and won their ticket to the gold medal match.
After a close match against Oxford Hype Heat, they brought home a shiny silver medal!
Coaches couldn’t be more proud! #letsgooutburst 🧡💙🧡💙🧡💙
Below is a picture of the coaches and players with their medals, and a picture of the girls with the gold medal winners…


As with every tournament, 3 players were selected as award winners…Congratulations to:
Serving to Score and Know your Place on the Court – Parteet (right)
Defensive Player and Calling the Ball – Anya (left)
Queen of the Tournament – Emmy (center)

What an outstanding performance on Saturday, Nov. 15th, at Holy Trinity High School in Simcoe in their first OVA tournament of the year! The girls went undefeated all day and fought a tough battle against Grimsby Vipers in the Gold Medal match.
The Coaches are so proud of the hard work the girls put in all day long. Congratulations!

In addition, before each tournament, the girls are given three goals to achieve and the girl who most demonstrates each goal is awarded a Starbuck’s gift card.
Congratulations to the three girls below for their efforts:
Serving to Score – Emmy (left)
Focusing and Calling the Ball – Parteet (right)
Queen of the Tournament – Olivia (center)

Brant Riptide played in the 16U Girls Fall Classic (2-Day)/Provincial Cup event in Welland on Sunday, November 9th, going in ranked 3rd.
The girls played hard and finished with a well-deserved silver. All girls played with integrity and sportsmanship.
Below are a couple pics from the day. Including a pic with the gold medal winners.
Congratulations!!!


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