For volleyball players over the age of 18, the majority of programming in Nova Scotia is run by private organizations. There are plenty of tournaments to play in and a variety of leagues to join. Our goal is to help you find the right fit for
. Below is a list of organizations running volleyball leagues and tournaments in Nova Scotia.
The VNS Queer League hosts both an Indoor Fall/Winter league and an Outdoor Summer Beach league for all those identifying with the LGBT2+ community as a closed space.
Our Facebook group has the most up-to-date information on our leagues and provides a community for questions/support and other volleyball opportunities. We also share all league information on the Volleyball Nova Scotia instagram and facebook pages, as well as on the front page of our website. For more information, reach out to Veronica at
vnsveronica@sportnovascotia.ca.
The
Halifax Women’s League (
HWL) started in 1975.
HWL is comprised of 21 teams in
seven tiers. Tier placement changes every week based on that night’s play.
HWL is competitive with former University, club, high school players participating.
HWL Co-Presidents, June Lumsden and Lois Mac Gregor. administer the
League. New players should forward their level of experience, previous teams, position played, and relevant contact information including email and cell, to Lois MacGregor
lois.macgregor@dal.ca.
Matches are held on Monday nights from 7-10:00 pm at five gyms – Mount St. Vincent University Gym, Dalhousie University's Studley Gym, University of Kings College gym, Ecole Sommet, and Sir Robert Borden Junior High.
HWL runs from late September to late March.
HWL utilizes certified officials. Cost varies depending on the number of players a team may carry.