Author: Fred Miller

The Waterloo Volleyball Club hosts two summer camps each year, and this year is no different.  The Summer Development Camp offers the opportunity for non-rep players of all skill levels to learn and develop their skills in a fun day camp environment. The Summer Club Camp is for club level players, and provides a strong focus on coaching players to accelerate their competitive skills to enhance their play at the rep level.

TIGERS Open Summer Camp (all skill levels): July 9-13, 2107
TIGERS Club Summer Camp (Rep Level players ): July 16-20, 2017

Registration is open now!  Click here to register.

On Saturday, February 17, Tigers 14U Black took Oakville by storm in the Bugarski Cup – Trillium C event.

The round robin matches in the morning allowed the team to gain some confidence with their successes. The Tigers easily defeated Predators Ripple 25-12 and 25-11, and the Lakeside Shujaa’s 25-14 and 25-18.

After a long break, the Tigers returned to meet Niagara Rapids Summit and made it an interesting three-set match. The long break may have contributed to the loss of the first set, but they quickly found their momentum and made a comeback to take the match (22-25, 25-8, 15-12).

The semi-final round found the Tigers facing the Pakmen, and the team easily moved forward to the finals with scores of 25-17 and 25-11.

In the gold medal match the Tigers met Defensa White from Burlington, and despite a competitive start, the Tigers ultimately met their match! A well-played final match resulted in scores of 22-25, 25-16 and 15-4. Tigers 14U Black proudly accepted the silver medal!

Congratulations Tigers 14U Black on a very successful final OVA tournament!

On the Family day weekend, our Tigers 13U Black team traveled to Simcoe to compete in the 14U Girls Bugarski Cup – Trillium B on Saturday.   The Waterloo Tigers 13U Black had a long morning by forcing both of their round robin matches to three sets ( vs. Ancaster Lions 14U Red 16-25; 25-20; 15-10, and  vs. Waterloo Tigers Red 14U 25-15; 22-25; 19-17).

The first playoff matchup pitted our Tigers against the Niagara Rapids Surge 14U where they won a close first set (25-23) but turned it around in the second set (25-5). 

After a break, our Tigers were challenged again in the semi-finals, but lost a close match to Hamilton Smash Purple 13U  (15-25; 25-17; 15-17).

This lead to a bronze medal matchup where our Tigers were determined to complete the day on a positive note, winning Bronze against the Ancaster Lions 14U Red (25-23; 25-15).

Well done team. We’re Proud of you.