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Volleyball Canada – Volleyball Canada and Volleyball Quebec are very pleased to announce that the first VC Beach Regional Centre of Excellence will be in the province of Quebec.
 
Guided by Canada’s beach high-performance program, and under the leadership of Vincent Larivee of Volleyball Quebec, the centre will provide quality coaching in alignment with the Beach National Team’s strategic direction. The centre will focus on affiliated “next generation” beach athletes, and training locations may vary according to the athlete’s annual plan.
 
“This is an opportunity to provide a high-quality training environment and allow the athletes to pursue their studies in their home province,” explains Volleyball Canada’s beach volleyball high-performance director, Ed Drakich. “It’s very important to keep the next generation of beach players engaged in the system and on the track for success at the NORCECA, FIVB and ultimately Olympic level. This is one part of the puzzle and we hope to expand the program in the future.”
 
Athletes must be selected to the VC Beach National B or C Team (i.e. next generation athletes) at the VC Beach National Team Selection Camp in November.

Athletes are committed to integrating both a beach and indoor volleyball season. Their annual planning will include:

  • Beach volleyball training at the VC Beach Regional Centre of Excellence and in Toronto at the VC Beach HP Centre/Ashbridges Bay, mainly from May to August with occasional mandatory national team activities such as selection & induction camps throughout the year;
  • Indoor volleyball training with a USports/CCAA program mainly between September and March.

As such, an annual periodized double peak plan for these affiliated “next generation” athletes will be supervised by VC/Regional Centre of Excellence in collaboration with USports/CCAA hosts programs.
 
“Three years ago, Volleyball Quebec started creating a systematic, sustained, fertile environment for Quebec beach volleyball athletes to develop to their fullest potential. This began by the hiring of a world class full-time head coach/technical adviser in Vincent Larivee,” said Martin Gérin-Lajoie, executive director of Volleyball Quebec. “We are honored that VC is recognizing this quality environment and this is an important milestone for our program. We are confident that this Regional Centre of Excellence will contribute to elevating the game of affiliated ‘next generation’ athletes from Quebec and beyond as well as representing a tremendous boost for the even younger athletes pushing behind.”   
 
Sport science and sport medicine will be provided by COPSI (Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Sport Institutes formerly CSI).
 
To help launch the project, Volleyball Canada is providing $15,000 in funding for the Regional Centre of Excellence plus approximately $12,000 in VIK to the affiliated “next generation” athletes.
 
The centre will officially open June of 2017
 

Volleyball Canada media contact:
Jackie Skender
E-mail: jskender@volleyball.ca
Phone: 613.794.7676