This weekend, both the 16U Girls White and 16U Girls Blue teams showcased incredible skill, teamwork, and determination at Premier 2 in Calgary.

The 16U Girls White team delivered an outstanding performance, capturing the gold medal with a display of impressive growth and spirit, closing out the weekend on a high note. 

Meanwhile, the 16U Girls Blue team put up a strong fight in Division 3, finishing 3rd in the Black Playoffs—just missing out on advancing to Division 2 for Premier 3. With their momentum building, the team is eager to continue pushing forward in Division 3 at Premier 3 in Calgary. 

Both teams have proven their dedication, and we look forward to their continued success!

The EKVC 14U White team delivered an exceptional performance at the P2 tournament this past weekend in Calgary, securing a commendable 6th place finish in Division 3.

Throughout the weekend, the team showcased their hard work and determination in a series of intense matches. Their 6th place finish reflects the growth and effort the team has put into their training and play.

As they celebrate this achievement, the EKVC 14U White team is already focused on the future, eager to continue improving and rising to new challenges as the season progresses.

The EKVC 14U Girls Blue team displayed remarkable teamwork and resilience this past weekend at the Premier 2 Division 1 tournament held at the Genesis Centre in Calgary, finishing in 4th place.

The team started strong during pool play on Saturday, going undefeated with impressive wins over YYC Eagles White (Calgary), ACE Okotoks, and Dome Defenders White (Calgary). Their collective hard work and strong team dynamic were evident as they powered through each match.

On Sunday, EKVC 14U Blue Girls advanced to the semi-final after a thrilling 3-set victory over SLVC Wave (Sylvan Lake). In the semi-final, the team faced the eventual gold medalists, the Dinos from Calgary, in a back-and-forth battle that showcased their unwavering determination and teamwork. Despite pushing hard and fighting for every point, the team came up just short, losing in three sets: 27-29, 25-20, and 15-13.

In the bronze medal game, after the emotionally taxing semi-final, the 14U Blue team faced a strong Lethbridge team. Though the team fell in straight sets, their commitment to working together and supporting one another remained evident throughout the match.

With an impressive 11 wins and only 2 losses so far this season, the 14U Blue team continues to grow stronger with each tournament. The team looks forward to their next challenge at the Premier 3 Division 1 tournament in Red Deer on March 29th and 30th, ready to continue pushing forward as a unified and determined team.

The 16U Boys Team had an outstanding performance at the Premier 2 event in Edmonton this past weekend. Their dedication and hard work paid off as they earned a bronze medal in Division 2, securing their place in Division 1. The team's incredible teamwork and determination set the stage for even greater challenges ahead.

The 16U Girls Blue Team demonstrated outstanding teamwork and determination, earning a gold medal with a first-place finish in the Blue Playoffs. With their eyes set on Division 3 for Premier 2, this talented group continues to push each other to achieve new heights. Their hard work, passion, and energy on the court are truly inspiring. We couldn't be more proud of their remarkable performance and dedication!

The 13U Girls Blue Team had an exciting and memorable weekend in Vulcan, Alberta, competing in a challenging 13U tournament with 16 teams. This marked their first-ever triple ball experience, a game known for its skill-building benefits. Despite facing ups and downs, the team demonstrated impressive progress and resilience throughout each intense set. Finishing 9th out of 16 teams, they gained valuable experience and a true sense of the competitive volleyball scene. We are incredibly proud of their determination and hard work!

The East Kootenay Volleyball Club 14U Girls Blue team started the 2025 indoor season on a perfect note this past weekend going undefeated and taking home the gold medal at the first Alberta Premier tournament held in Calgary. The team, which entered the tournament as the number one seed, won all seven of its matches without losing a single set. The club showed strong and consistent team play throughout the tournament.

During pool play on Saturday the team posted wins against clubs from Trochu, Taber and Red Deer. Then in the playoff bracket the East Kootenay girls swept their way to first place with wins over a team from Medicine Hat and three teams from Calgary. This culminated with a 2 set sweep of Calgary Canuck Black in the gold medal match by scores of 25-19 and 27-25.

The gold medal to start 2025 follows up their bronze medal at the provincial tournament to close out the 2024 indoor season. The team, comprised of players from Cranbrook and Kimberley, will look to continue its strong play this season at the second Premier Tournament March 8-9 in Calgary.

We are thrilled to announce that Mia Molnar has brought home the gold from the Girls 16U Canada Cup, marking Team B.C.'s first gold since 2016. This monumental achievement showcases the incredible talent and dedication of Mia and her teammates.

We are incredibly proud of Mia's outstanding performance and hard work. Her dedication has truly paid off, highlighting the talent from EKVC. A huge shoutout to all the coaches and teammates for their unwavering support.

Out of the top 14 girls in the province, Mia's commitment and excellence have shone through. We are proud to have an EKVC athlete representing us at this level.

Congratulations, Mia!

We are beyond proud to highlight the incredible accomplishments of the 15U Kootenay Zone 1 team at the BC Summer Games!

For the first time in over 20 years, our region has brought home a medal in Girls Volleyball, capturing the Bronze in a truly inspiring performance. This milestone is a testament to how far we’ve come as a Volleyball Region and marks a significant victory against the traditionally dominant Big 5 zones.

The Zone 1 team showed tremendous grit and determination throughout the tournament, coming back from a set down in the Quarters, stunning the eventual Gold medal winners in the Semis, and clinching the Bronze in a hard-fought match against Fraser Valley.

Huge thanks to FVC coach Andrea Reed, Nelson coach Michelle Hillaby, and all the BC Games staff and volunteers for their incredible support and effort. This achievement wouldn’t have been possible without you!

Congratulations to all our Zone 1 athletes for their remarkable efforts! Let’s continue to build on this success and strive for even greater heights. ❤