The Scorpions Youth Volleyball Club are pleased to announce their summer beach Learn to Play and House League volleyball programs in Cambridge, ON for 2017.

WireService.ca Press Release (01/30/2017) Cambridge, ON - The Scorpions Youth Volleyball Club have expanded their youth beach program again in 2017. Here are the details of their summer House League and Learn to Play Scorpions Beach Volleyball Programs.

The Scorpions Volleyball Club has now over400 youth registered in their summer beach volleyball programs. They are pleased to announce one of the largest and most diverse beach volleyball programs in Canada.
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With the exciting announcement of the building of beach volleyball courts at the Shade’s Mills Conservation Area in Cambridge the club is able to increase the capacity of youth that can register for their programs.

The cost is $95.00. All registered players receive a tanktop and entrance into our giant club tournament to celebrate Canada’s 150th. The season runs from May 22nd to July 21st 2017.

Paul Langan, founder of Scorpions Volleyball Club states, "We are so very proud to have one of the largest youth beach volleyball programs in Canada. With the addition of our new courts at Shade’s Mills Conservation Area we have provided for the future growth of youth beach volleyball  in Cambridge.

The foundation of our summer beach program is our Learn to Play and House League programs. We are pumped for the 2017 summer beach season to begin. "

Information on the Competitive Beach Duos Program is being finalized and will be released in the coming weeks.

For more information and to register for the beach programs go to http://scorpionsbeach.ca, email scorpions volleyball(at)yahoo.ca or call Paul Langan 519-654-0089

 
The Scorpions Youth Volleyball Club Inc. in cooperation with the Grand River Conservation Authority is announcing the building of 3 sand volleyball courts at Shade's Mills Conservation Area in the City of Cambridge.

WireService.ca Press Release (01/24/2017) Cambridge, ON -

The Scorpions Youth Volleyball Club Inc. is one of the fastest growing volleyball clubs in Ontario.

This year over 400 youth are anticipated to register in their outdoor beach volleyball programs. The City of Cambridge has no outdoor public beach volleyball courts to accommodate this growth.



​The club has been a recipient of a  Canada150 grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation to help partially fund the building three beach volleyball courts at the Shade's Mills Conservation Area in Cambridge. The courts will feature Olympic grade volleyball sand.

The courts will be built by C.O. Construction of Cambridge.

Paul Langan, President of the Scorpions states, "The club has wanted to do a legacy project that the people of Cambridge and area can benefit from for years to come. Shade's Mills Conservation Area is a jewel in the middle of the city that many families have yet to visit.
The building of these courts will allow our 400 players and their families, as well as park visitors to enjoy for decades to come."
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For more information on Scorpions Beach Volleyball Programs go to http://www.scorpionsbeach.ca or call Paul Langan, 519-993-0143

Media Release: Scorpions Youth Volleyball Club Inc. to Announce the Building of Sports Infrastructure in the City of Cambridge

The Scorpions Youth Volleyball Club Inc. a non-profit organization, is announcing the building of important sports infrastructure for the community.
WireService.ca Press Release (01/23/2017) Cambridge, ON<

Why: Join Cambridge MPP Kathryn McGarry, Paul Langan, President of the Scorpions Youth Volleyball Club Inc., and Helen Jowett, Chair of the Grand River Conservation Authority for an important announcement regarding the building of sports infrastructure to promote physical activity for the youth of Cambridge and surrounding area.

When: Tuesday, January 24th at 10:00am

Where: Auditorium, Grand River Conservation Authority - 400 Clyde Road, Cambridge ON, N1R 5W6
For more information on Scorpions Beach Volleyball Programs, http://www.scorpionsbeach.ca

​Contact: Paul Langan, 519-993-0143