Women, Men & Coed 2’s = Maximum 3 players

Coed 4’s = *if playing with 4 players; 2 females must be on the court at all times

Coed 4’s = *if playing with 3 players; 1, 2 or 3 females must be on the court at all times.

Volleyball Alberta’s Adult Beach Leagues are a fun way to be physically active during the summer months.  It is a great way to meet new people while developing and learning beach volleyball skills. 

There are 4 leagues running from June to August 2025: Women’s 2’s, Coed 4’s, Men’s 2’s & Coed 2’s

The league spans a 11 weeks period (9 weeks of regular league play, 2 weeks of playoffs, extra days will be scheduled in case of rainout)

• Each team will play 2 matches (Best of 3 games)
• Games are capped at 21/21/15 – no win by 2
• The last 2 weeks of league will consist of playoffs and prizes for the winner of each division

It is the responsibility of the team to find a replacement if a player is unable to attend a league night.  All substitutes MUST register as a Beach Recreational Player prior to arriving on the beach courts. Subs must have played in a minimum of 2 league nights in order to play during playoffs. (Link above)

Email beachleagues@volleyballalberta.ca to be placed on our SUB LIST

The sessions will run in all weather conditions unless there is lightning or severe rain making it unsafe to play. Always show up to games even if it is raining as the weather can change very quickly. Assume all games are a go unless otherwise stated through email or on the VA website. 

You can check if a league night will be canceled by looking on the Volleyball Alberta Website: http://www.volleyballalberta.ca/ (both the ticker on the front page and your specific beach page), VA Twitter account, or by email.

Lightning Policy

We will be following the 30/20 Rule during game play which was set out by the Canada Safety Council.

If thunder is heard within 30 seconds of seeing lightning, games will be postponed. All participants must leave the playing area and seek shelter in a building or an automobile. Never stand under trees, in an open field, or under an umbrella. Games will resume 20 minutes after the thunder and lightning have moved away. If thunder and lightning are still present 20 minutes after, the game will be cancelled and the score counts as it was when the game was stopped. Halfway point of the game must be reached (11 points by one team) for the game to count towards the league standing.

For information on Beach League Programs, please email beachleagues@volleyballalberta.ca