The Scorpions Youth Volleyball Club is announcing that Karen Omand is stepping down after nine distinguished years on the Board of Directors.

Karen first started in the role of register for the club in the 2011-12. She has seen the club grow from 3 competitive teams to 23 teams. The registrar role had grown so large that the club now has three people doing that role. Karen also volunteered to be on the club's discipline committee, beach tournaments and was an assistant coach on one of our teams.

Paul Langan, Club President states, " Some people step forward to help in the community who prefer  to stay in the background and do their work. Karen Omand was one of those people. She never complained regardless of how the registrar role expanded as the club went from 75 to 1000 players. Karen is the quintessential person you want on to have your board. She understands the Scorpions philosophy  of being a community based volleyball club.  I can definitively  say that Karen Omand is one of our board members whose work was instrumental in the success in the club. I will miss her."

For more information on the Scorpions Youth Volleyball Club go to: http://scorpionsvolleyball.ca 

The Scorpions Youth Volleyball Club are very proud to announce that Taylor Beedie will be joining their coaching staff for the 2020-21 indoor season.

Taylor Beedie is an assistant coach for the University of Guelph Gryphon's Women's varsity volleyball team. Taylor is also a  former  member of the University of Western Mustang's Women's varsity volleyball team.

Taylor will help coach one of our competitive teams. She will also provide clinics for players looking to play post secondary volleyball. She will also put on sessions for coaches wishing to see how current university volleyball practices are run.


Paul Langan, President of Scorpions Volleyball Club states," Taylor brings a wealth of recent playing and coaching experience at the university level. Taylor can help in  a variety of coaching and mentoring roles in the club that will benefit our players and coaches. Taylor's decision to coach for the Scorpions will have a positive impact on the club for years to come."

Due to the pandemic we are unsure when tryouts will be. The competitive indoor program may start in January 2021.  Keep checking our website for updates. http://scorpionsvolleyball.ca 

The Scorpions Youth Volleyball Club is very proud to announce that Alexandra Fisher has accepted the position of Head Coach of the Scorpions  combined 17u/18u Gold girls competitive team.

Alexandra is a former club player. She recently was a high school volleyball coach in Thunder Bay Ontario. The assistant coach on the team will be  Victoria Givlin.  The team will play in  18U Ontario Volleyball Association  tournaments.

Paul Langan, Club President states, "Alexandara is another example of the quality young coaches the club is attracting. She has a good mix of playing and coaching experience. With Victoria Givlin as the assistant coach, I am excited to see what this dynamic duo can do."

It is expected that the indoor season will start in January 2020. Due to the pandemic we are unsure of tryout dates.  Please keep checking our website. http://scorpionsvolleyball.ca 

The Scorpions Youth Volleyball Club is very proud to announce that Amanda Wudarzewski  will be returning to be a head coach for one of the Scorpions girls competitive teams that plays in the Southwest Volleyball League.

Amanda is a former varsity player for Brock University women's volleyball team. She still plays competitive indoor and beach volleyball. Amanda is also a mountain bike rider who won medals riding for the University of Waterloo and still competes in races.

Paul Langan states, " Amanda is entering her third year as a coach for the club and  she continues to be a coach that gets the job done. Each year i see her grow as a coach. Amanda will excel as a coach with any of our Southwest competitive teams".

Due to the pandemic the tryout dates and process are uncertain for the southwest league. Keeping checking our website  at http://scorpionsvolleyball.ca 


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The Scorpions Youth Volleyball Club is very proud to announce that Lisa Stewart has agreed to coach for the club for the 2020-21 indoor competitive season.

Lisa will be part of the coaching staff for the Scorpions 13u Girls Gold Competitive Team.

Lisa has over 30 years experience playing volleyball. She also has a multi-sport coaching background.

Paul Langan, Club President states, " Lisa brings a wealth of playing and coaching experience to the club. She has a lot to give and we are grateful to have her in our club. We look forward to see her continue to grow as a coach with our club in the 2020-21 indoor season."

The tryouts for the club are usually in September 20201. Due to the pandemic we are currently unsure when the tryouts will be held. Keep checking our website . http://scorpionsvolleyball.ca  for details.

The Scorpions Youth Volleyball Club is very proud to announce that Victoria Givlin will be joining the club as an assistant coach for the indoor season in 2020-21.

Victoria is a former player and captain for the Scorpions club. She has over 15yrs playing experience. Victoria will be an assistant for the 17u/18U Scorpions Gold girls competitive team.

Paul Langan, club founder states, " I remember the excitement and enthusiasm Victoria brought to the court when she played for us. I have no doubt she will bring that same attitude as she starts her coaching career for us.

Due to the pandemic the Scorpions Youth Volleyball Club are unsure when tryouts will be in the fall. Keep checking our website and social media. http://scorpionsvolleyball.ca for updated information.