Last Updated on October 8, 2026
If you are interested in joining an adult volleyball league, here is a list of league organizers in the Greater Toronto area.
JAM Toronto Sports Leagues
Website: https://jamsports.com/discover/toronto
“While we offer different skill levels in most of our sports, the focus is always on having a good time. We take our fun seriously around here. Anyone can play!…Let us rephrase that, anyone over 18 can play! Most of our members are in their 20’s and 30’s but there is no age cap. All athletic abilities are welcome too. Did we mention that it’s about fun?”
Extreme Toronto Sports Club
Website: https://www.xtsc.ca/
“Extreme Toronto Sports Club (XTSC Inc.) was launched in 2004 by a group of Toronto Sports Enthusiasts that have experienced many of the other sports leagues in and around the city, and have vowed to offer the Toronto sports public a superior sporting experience that puts fun and excitement back into the Toronto sports scene!”
Off Limit Sports
Website: https://www.offlimitsports.com/
“Off Limit Sports organizes leagues, tournaments and events for the benefit of the participant. We strive to create a fun, social experience for our members with all of our programs. We seek to grow with like-minded individuals and companies, and to give back locally and internationally at the same time.”
Central Toronto Volleyball
Website: https://www.centraltorontovolleyball.com/
“CENTRAL TORONTO VOLLEYBALL is an indoor co-ed volleyball league for adults. The league is based in Toronto Ontario. Games are held Tuesday evenings from 6:45pm to 9:30pm at local public schools around Bayview & Eglinton, Bayview & Sheppard, and Lawrence & Avenue. The current season started on October 4, 2016 and it will run until April 25, 2017.”
Toronto Recreational Sports League
Website: https://www.trsl.ca/
“Toronto Recreational Sports League organizes co-ed recreational sports leagues and corporate events for the Brampton, Burlington, Hamilton, Mississauga, Oakville, Toronto (Central), Ontario regions. Toronto Recreational Sports League creates great opportunities for everyday adults, co-workers, family and friends to stay active, spend time together, meet new people, and have fun playing their favourite sports!”
Average Joe Sports Club
Website: https://www.averagejoesports.ca/
“Average Joe Sports Club organizes co-ed recreational sports leagues and corporate events for the Brampton, Burlington/Oakville, Etobicoke, Hamilton, Milton, Mississauga, Ontario regions. Average Joe Sports Club creates great opportunities for everyday adults, co-workers, family and friends to stay active, spend time together, meet new people, and have fun playing their favourite sports!”
Scarborough Men’s Volleyball Association
Website: https://smva.ca/
Men’s volleyball league that plays in Scarborough Ontario. All levels of play are welcome, minimum age to play in the league is 19 years old.
Ashbridges Bay Beach Volleyball
Website: https://ashbridgesvolleyball.com/
“Welcome to Ashbridges Bay Beach Volleyball League (ABBV), North America’s largest beach volleyball league, operated by the Ontario Volleyball Association!
We cater for all levels of play, from beginner to competitive players, in multiple formats. Our courts are located in the beautiful Ashbridges Bay Park, with plenty of green space for players to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the area. Whether you are looking for an exciting game of beach volleyball or just want to enjoy the outdoors, ABBV has something for everyone!”
Toronto Spartan Volleyball League
Website: https://tsvl.org/
“The TSVL is a volunteer-run not-for-profit adult volleyball league catering mainly to the lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transpeople, queer and LGBTQ-friendly community in Toronto, Canada. The League provides an inclusive and fun environment to play volleyball and a social place to enjoy the company of new people and old friends.”
Toronto Volleyball Centre
Website: https://torontovolleyballcentre.ca/
“In Sept 2021, we took our love of volleyball from the sand to the court, joined forces with the Volleyball Centre series of gyms. Our new facility, Toronto Volleyball Centre (TVC) was launched inside the Hangar Sports & Event Centre at Downsview Park. It consists of 2 indoor courts and is easily accessible from Highway 401, Highway 400, the TTC and Downsview GO Train Station. This central location is ideal for volleyball enthusiasts, near and far. We are running leagues, training, camps, courts rentals and more at this location as well!”
OnPoint Beach Volleyball
Website: https://onpointathletics.ca/leage-type/adult-beach-volleyball-leagues/
“OnPoint runs competitive and recreational adult leagues at select locations across Ontario. Whether you’re playing for fun, fitness, or the thrill of competition, it’s easy to see what sets us apart from other leagues.
Here’s what you can expect:
- Plenty of gameplay each week
- A welcoming, social atmosphere both on and off the court
- Prizes and bragging rights actually worth playing for”
Oasis Beach Volleyball
Website: https://www.sportsvillage.ca/beach-volleyball/
“We are the busiest Sport & Recreation Centre in the City of Vaughan as we welcome over 2 million visitors annually, and pride ourselves on building an “all-season destination point” for both recreational and social activities
The Sports Village is focused on the elevation of participatory sports, including hockey, outdoor beach volleyball, baseball, and basketball.”
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Hello.,
Would you be able to send out this announcement to your volleyball list serves?
The Toronto Spartan Volleyball League’s (the largest single-sport LGBTQQ2 league in Canada) recreational volleyball division is still open for new/returning members. 10 weeks of play still remain at a prorated fee. Games are from 7:00 PM to 9:44 PM every Thursday night, followed by a social where free pizza is served at Pegasus on Church. Deadline to register is before 16/02/2017 @ 4:00 PM.
If you’re interested in joining please visit http://www.tsvl.org (here is the link to the registration page: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/tsvl-in-season-recreational-div…) and register for the Recreational Division. Alternatively, you can contact the Recreational Division Coordinator Shawn at rec@tsvl.org for more information.