RIM Park, Waterloo
Event #1 - April 4 - 6, 2025 (16UG and 4v4 Boys/Co-ed**)
Event #2 - April 11 - 13, 2025 (TLSG)
Event #3 - April 17 - 19, 2025 (17UG & TLSB*)
Event #4 - April 20 - 22, 2025 (15UB*, 16UB* & 17UB*)
Event #5 - April 25 - 27, 2025 (4v4G**, 18UG & 18UB)
EY Centre, Ottawa
Event #6 - April 24 - 26, 2025 (15UG)
Event #7 - April 27 - 29, 2025 (6v6G & 6v6B)
* If there is a higher then expected growth in one of the TLSB-17UB age groups, there is potential for a trade between those age groups in Event #3 and #4. For example, if there is a larger then expected growth in TLSB and they no longer fit in Event #3, TLSB would be traded with either 15UB, 16UB or 17UB to ensure we still fit within the venue capacity. If a trade is made between TLSB – 17UB in Event #3 and #4, the trade would take place on January 13th, 2025.
** 4v4 Boys/Co-ed - 2 Day event (April 5-6)
** 4v4 Girls - 2-Day event (Will play on either April 25-26 OR April 26-27) - Will be confirmed in mid January
The Ontario Championships 2025 Team Handbook will consist of all pertinent information for all age groups participating in Ontario Championships.
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Sponsored by Grand River Transit & Explore Waterloo
Exciting news awaits all participants of the Ontario Volleyball Championships! As proud sponsors of this esteemed event, Grand River Transit (GRT) is thrilled to announce a special partnership that makes your commute hassle-free during the championship days.
All OVA athletes, coaches, and referees can enjoy complementary transit services on event days. Simply present your badge to the operator before boarding a GRT bus or show it to a fare inspector on ION trains, and ride with ease to and from the venue, courtesy of GRT.
Whether you're heading to the championship venue, exploring the beautiful Waterloo Region, or simply navigating around town, GRT has got you covered. Our extensive network ensures convenient access, allowing you to focus on what truly matters – your game!
To view the GRT schedule and plan your transit journey, visit GRT.ca
Don't miss out on this chance to travel stress-free and support your team with ease, thanks to GRT and Explore Waterloo- Sport Hosting Office. Remember, all you need to do is flash your badge and hop on board!
Thank you for being part of the Ontario Volleyball Championships, and we look forward to seeing you on board GRT.
The playing area includes the playing court and the free zone. Each team must play within its designated playing area.
Sport Court: The area beyond the edge of the sport court is designated as a non-playing zone. Therefore, the last point of contact prior to contact with the ball must be on the sport court and the player must always play the ball on the sport court tile.
Examples:
Any service action must be initiated with at least one foot in contact with the Sport Court.
These rules are in place to minimize the risk to the athletes.
There are ball free warm up zones for athletes. Please refrain from using volleyballs in this space. It is purely for ball-free warmups. Any balls found in use in these spaces will be confiscated.
Please see the venue map for specific locations for each venue and event.
Any ball play happening off of the court by individuals may result in the ball being confiscated by security or staff.
RIM PARK:
The ball free warm up zone is behind the pipe and drape between Optimist and Pillars arenas.
On Day 1 and 2 of competitions, the gymnasium will also have spaces available. Please refer to the event facility map for this event to confirm warm up courts.
EY CENTRE:
There is one ball free warm up zone, which is located in Hall 1.
Please browse the following links to discover important information for players, coaches and teams participating in Ontario Championships.