​Scorpion's Briana Anton has been selected to be part of the 2017 Team Ontario 16U Beach Program.

Press Release...2017-05-29...Waterloo Region.... The Scorpions Volleyball Club is very pleased to announce that 16U player Briana Anton has made the 2017 Team Ontario 16U Beach Program.

Team Ontario programs are designed to identify and expose athletes to the beach high performance training environment. The objective is to create stepping stones towards future international and national team success.

Briana Anton, attended the 2017 Team Ontario Beach Identification Camp in Toronto and was selected  to the 2017 16U Team Ontario Beach program on the basis of her performance at the camp.

The 16U Team Ontario Beach program consists of 2 provincial camps and coaching during various beach volleyball competitions, including the provincial and national championships.

Paul Langan, founder of Scorpions Volleyball states, "Briana was a strong indoor player on our 16U Gold team this past season. Her passion and strength for playing beach volleyball is evident for anyone who has seen her play on the sand court. We wish her success in her future on the beach."

The Scorpions Beach Volleyball Program has over 250 youth in their Learn to Play program and 44 competitive duos playing on the beach tour.

For more information go to http://scorpionsbeach.ca or call 519-654-0089

In the spirit of continuing to build our boys program we have added a session on Thursday nights at our new Shades Mills Courts at 640 Avenue Road for Boys born 2006-2005-2004. We are also looking for boys Born 2003 who are born from Sept-December that year.

It will start this Thursday, June 1st at 6pm. Cost - If you are already in a beach program this summer, it is only $50.00 for the 10 weeks. If you are not currently registered in our program, it is $95.00.

To Register CLICK HERE

Any questions feel free to email us at scorpionsvolleyball(at)yahoo.ca

http://scorpionsbeach.ca

Travelling to Port Stanley the Scorpions 13U duo of Payton Mackey & Jenny Clarke won a Silver medal in the Championship Division. Meanwhile the 14U duo of Hannah Chambers and Chantal Lapierre played up in the 15U Chmionship Division and came in tied for 3rd place.

Two Scorpions 12U duos travelled to Kitchener for their first beach tournament of the season and came away with GOLD and SILVER medals. Congrats to: 1st place Gold:  Alexandra Heinke & Charlee Akehurst 
and 2nd place Silver:  Sumeet Dhaliwal & Calinda Kok 

The Scorpions Youth Volleyball Club Inc. in cooperation with the Grand River Conservation Authority is having a grand opening celebration for the public to celebrate the building of 3 sand volleyball and 2 grass volleyball courts at Shade's Mills Conservation Area in the City of Cambridge on May 22nd, 2017.

WireService.ca Press Release (05/16/2017) Cambridge, ON - The Scorpions Youth Volleyball Club Inc. is one of the fastest growing volleyball clubs in Ontario.

This year over 400 youth will register in their outdoor beach volleyball programs.

The club has been a recipient of a 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 feature Olympic grade volleyball sand.

The courts have been built by C.O. Construction of Cambridge.

On Monday May 22nd, 2017 from noon til 3pm there will be a grand opening of our courts. It is free for the public to come out and try the courts. There is no charge to enter Shade's Mills Conservation Area during this time.

Paul Langan, President of the Scorpions states, "The club is excited to show to the public the beautiful sand courts we have built at Shade's Mills Conservation Area. The building of these courts is a legacy project our club is proud of."

For more information on Scorpions Beach Volleyball Programs go to http://www.scorpionsbeach.ca or call Paul Langan, 519-993-0143

The Scorpions Volleyball Club is proud to announce that the Hespeler Reunion has donated $500. to the club.
The Hespeler Reunion held this past summer was a hugh success in the community.

Paul Langan Founder of Scorpions Volleyball states, " We started out with 9 players in 2010 as the Hespeler Scorpions. We are proud to continue our relationship with the community. The money will be used to purchase Mikasa beach volleyballs that are priced at an outrageous $75. each."

​For more information on the scorpions beach program go to http://scorpionsbeach.ca 

Scorpions new beach courts at Shade's Mills Conservation Area are coming along on schedule despite the rainy weather. Enjoy this slide show of the courts being built. Here is a slide show of PHOTOS 
of the courts being made.

News Editors for Immediate Release....05/02/2017.....Cambridge, ON.... The Scorpions Youth Beach Volleyball Club is proud to release their 2017 competitive beach program duos photo. Approximately 75% of the Scorpions duos posed for this photograph.

We have also released a quick GoPro video of the photo shoot. See below. The Scorpions  Club has over 450 youth being beach volleyball in the summer with access to over 35 beach courts in three locations.

For more information contact Paul Langan 519-654-0089, scorpionsvolleyball(at)yahoo.ca or visit their website at http://scorpionsbeach.ca