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Event Calendar

Monday January 9th

Practices begin after Christmas Break

Saturday January 14th

14U Boys @ OVA Challenge Cup, Richmond Hill Secondary School, Richmond Hill

16U Boys @ OVA Challenge Cup, @ Clark Secondary School, London

Saturday January 21st

18U Girls Black @ OVA Challenge Cup, Stratford Agriplex, Stratford

18U Girls Red @ OVA Challenge Cup, Jacob Hespler, Cambridge

Saturday January 28th

16U Girls Black @ OVA Challenge Cup

16U Girls Red @ OVA Challenge Cup

Saturday February 4th

14U Girls Black @ OVA McGregor Cup

13U Girls @ 14U OVA McGregor Cup

15U Boys @ OVA McGregor Cup @ Notre Dame, Burlington

15U Boys OVA McGregor Cup - Blaze Hosted Tournament by 18U Girls Black @ Notre Dame

Statistics

Burlington, ON

The Current Burlington Blaze website went live on
September 14th 2007

We have had visitors from Euope, Africa, Asia,
South America as well as North America

Way To Go Blaze

"Spirit ... has fifty times the strength and staying power of brawn and muscle."
- Unknown

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Blaze Skill Clinics for Elementary Athletes 9 - 13

Begin Thursday February 2nd.

see Clinics/Camp Link for information

Bronze Medals at Scorpion Winter Meltdown Invitational Keep Blaze Warm

16U Girls Black Celebrate

14U Girls Red Winning Smiles

Blaze Mission

The Burlington Blaze Volleyball Club, also known as The Blaze, was founded in 1993, to improve the calibre of volleyball in the Halton Region, specifically focusing on the female student athlete, aged 12 to 18 years. The athletes are placed in a highly competitive environment and taught the skills, both mental and physical, to become the best person and athlete they can be. We will endeavour to control the ascent of their development, so as not to place them in a position that they cannot compete or learn. They will promote the name of "Blaze Volleyball" to their schools and lead by example when participating with their school programs.