Sports Clubs in Beacon Hill-Cyrville, Ottawa, ON
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813 Shefford Rd, New Brunswick, Ottawa, K1J 8H0
Hockey Eastern Ontario is one of the thirteen Branches of Hockey Canada, and along with the Ontario Hockey Federation and Hockey Northwestern Ontario, it is one of the three branches in Ontario. Formerly known as the Ottawa District Hockey Association, Hockey Eastern Ontario is the governing body of amateur hockey in Eastern Ontario. 
Customers express positive experiences with Hockey Eastern Ontario's quick problem-solving and affordable, fun volleyball leagues. Max Volley's beach volleyball courts are well-organized and suitable for various skill levels. The social aspect is appreciated, with many enjoying the opportunity to play and gather with friends. Some suggest improvements for sand quality. 
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2150 Fillmore Crescent, Ottawa, K1J 6A4
(613) 262-8277
The Maverick name was used to signify a new way of doing things in Ottawa and this theme was evident in the choosing of names for the teams; Mustangs, Longhorns, Posse, Colts and Gamblers appeared at OVA competitions and OCVL leagues. After a down period for family growth my aspirations soon returned and a new version of the club took shape. Fueled by the visions of former players the club has grown to heights I could never have imagined when I started. Now affectionately known as just the "MAVS" our programs are taking many different directions. With our addition of the High Performance program for development of elite athletes and the Developmental camps and programs to our full competitive rosters, we have something for everyone in youth volleyball. All of this has not caused us to become complacent, working with several key individuals in the volleyball community we are looking to marry our programs to the new Volleyball Canada, Long Term Athlete Development Model in order to get the most from our players and coaches. A player/parent handbook takes up many kilobytes on my PC as I write this. Also on the table are new club policies and standards to be put in place this upcoming season. The addition of specialty coaches and program coordinators means we are trying to keep everyone as up to date as possible. Not to be left behind in the summer, the Mavericks are the only club in the region to offer an organized beach league as well as specialized beach training programs.