Brawlers Girls House & Competitive volleyball

2025-26

ABOUT US

Welcome to the Brawlers. Our programming provides a welcoming, fun, and supportive environment for female identifying players. We formed in the Winter of 2024 and provided more than 50 girls the opportunity to scrimmage with teams around the province, improve their skills, attend weekly practices with guest coaches, make friends, and compete in a recreation league in the city. Our main goal is keeping teen girls active.

2025 competitive athletes

2026

We will offer teams for 14U, 15U and 16U competitive girls, and U13-U16 rec girls. We try to find space for as many girls as we can.

2026 TRAINING

Our weekly practices will be in Dartmouth and Bedford gyms, close to or on bus routes for families to get to easily. Rec games are usually in Halifax. Competitive games and tournaments can range province wide. We will continue to work on:

Consistent overhand serving
Agility
Ball control
Setting
Positions
Hitting
Speed and strength
Teamwork and team dynamics

13U Mondays FALL

5pm-6:30pm
Zatzman Sportsplex

14U Saturdays Fall

10:30am-noon
Powerhouse Athletics

15U Saturdays Fall

10:30am-noon
Powerhouse Athletics

16U Saturdays Fall

10:30am-noon
Powerhouse Athletics

REC fridays Fall #1

TBD

REC fridays Fall #2

TBD

FALL offerings

These are our skills sessions for Fall 2025

Fall Skills #1

Monday skills for girls

13U Girls - Grade 6/7
Mondays 5pm-6:30pm
8 weeks of coached sessions
Oct 6, 13 (thanksgvg), 20, 27
Nov 3, 10, 17, 24
Zatzman Sportsplex
Skills, gameplay & fun!
14 girls max.

Falls skills #2

Saturday skills for girls

14U-16U - Grade 8-11
Saturdays 10:30am-noon
8 weeks of coached sessions
Oct 4, 11, 18, 25
Nov 1, 8, 15, 22
Powerhouse Athletics, Bedford
Skills for girls with game experience
Three courts of 12 girls max.

Fall Rec

Friday games for girls

OUR COACHES

Our all female coaching group are University and senior high school students who have played club and school volleyball. They are integral to our success and a trusted group of caring and knowledgable mentors for our athletes. As a parent whose child suffers from a mental health disorder, our organizer strives to make space for those with physical and mental health issues. The Brawlers feel that athletes can find growth, success and confidence by being kind, welcoming and patient to all.