Española women are seeking interest in launching a new women’s volleyball league aimed at participants from across the North Shore corridor.
Tory Trottier said youth volleyball teams must register with the Ontario Volleyball Association in May.
She says she wants to make two teams.
The Española Hornets are for girls ages 14 to 16, and the Española Dark Angels are for girls ages 11 to 13.
As a new league, we also need volunteers, coaches, trainers, and managers over the age of 18.
– Advertisement – Trottier said home games will be played in Española, adding that they will have one practice and one game per week against Sudbury, Chelmsford and several other communities.
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For more information and/or to register or volunteer, please call or text 226-724-2071.
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