Find the Right
Place to Play

Start with the location that works best for your family’s schedule and travel.

Each Unity location may offer different grade groups, training schedules, clinics, open gyms, and program options. You can explore the individual city pages or book a free 15-minute call with the Unity team for help choosing the best fit.

Unity currently offers or is developing volleyball opportunities across:

• Markham
• Woodbridge
• Thornhill
• Vaughan
• Durham

Program availability may vary by location.

Not always.

Grade groups, schedules, facilities, serving clinics, free open gyms, boys programs, and other training opportunities may differ by city.

Always check the individual location page for the programs currently available.

Unity programs are organized into the following main grade groups:

• Grades 1–3
• Grades 4–6
• Grades 7–8

Additional opportunities may include boys volleyball, serving clinics, free open gyms, Development programs, and REP volleyball.

Yes.

Unity offers beginner-friendly opportunities designed to introduce volleyball step by step.

Athletes can build coordination, confidence, fundamental skills, teamwork, and comfort on the court before moving into more advanced training.

Start with the program that matches your athlete’s current grade group:

Grades 1–3
A positive introduction focused on movement, coordination, basic volleyball skills, confidence, and fun.

Grades 4–6
Structured skill development focused on serving, passing, setting, hitting, teamwork, and game understanding.

Grades 7–8
More purposeful training designed to strengthen technical skills, consistency, serving confidence, and preparation for future school or club opportunities.

Beginner and Academy programs generally do not require a tryout.

Competitive programs such as REP volleyball may have separate tryout or evaluation requirements.

Check the individual program page for specific eligibility information.

Training varies by program and grade group, but athletes may work on:

• Serving
• Passing
• Setting
• Hitting
• Movement
• Ball control
• Communication
• Teamwork
• Court positioning
• Game understanding
• Confidence

Unity uses different facilities depending on the city, grade group, day, and program.

The exact venue, day, time, and registration information should be shown on the individual program page.

Where multiple weekly sessions are available, families can choose from the eligible sessions offered for their athlete’s grade group.

Availability depends on the location, schedule, and remaining program capacity.

Academy Starter is designed for athletes who want one consistent scheduled Academy session each week.

Families choose an eligible weekly program based on grade group and available schedule.

Academy Plus is designed for athletes who want more training each week.

Eligible athletes can attend any two Academy sessions each week and train at Markham or Woodbridge.

Academy Plus is billed monthly and has a minimum three-month commitment.

Academy Unlimited provides the greatest flexibility for athletes who want more opportunities to train.

Eligible athletes can attend grade-appropriate Academy sessions across Markham and Woodbridge, subject to available space.

Academy Unlimited is billed monthly and has a minimum three-month commitment.

Some Academy membership options allow eligible athletes to train across Markham and Woodbridge.

The exact access depends on the selected membership, grade group, program schedule, and available space.

Yes, where introductory opportunities are available.

Families can explore free open gyms, serving clinics, and other free events to meet coaches, get on the court, and experience the Unity environment.

Yes, when an event is advertised as a free open gym there is no cost to attend.

Advance registration may still be required because court space can be limited.

Free open gyms give athletes an opportunity to:

• Play volleyball
• Get more touches
• Meet other athletes
• Meet Unity coaches
• Experience the club environment
• Ask questions about available programs

The exact format may vary by event.

Serving clinics focus specifically on helping athletes develop one of the most important skills in volleyball.

Depending on the clinic, athletes may work on serving mechanics, footwork, toss consistency, contact, power, accuracy, consistency, and confidence behind the service line.

Yes, where both opportunities are available and the athlete meets the grade or eligibility requirements.

Each event may require a separate registration.

Yes, Unity offers boys volleyball opportunities where available.

Choose your preferred city to view current boys programs, schedules, and registration options.

No.

Unity provides pathways for athletes at different stages, including first-time players, beginner athletes, developing athletes, school-team preparation, Development training, and REP volleyball.

The goal is to help athletes find the training environment that matches their current experience and future goals.

Athletes should generally bring:

• Clean indoor court shoes
• Comfortable athletic clothing
• Water bottle

Any additional requirements should be included in the registration or confirmation information.

Families should receive program confirmation with information such as selected program, grade group, day and time, facility, arrival instructions, what to bring, and important program communication.

Explore another nearby Unity location or speak with the Unity team.

They can help identify another schedule, grade-group program, clinic, open gym, or development pathway that may work for your family.

Consider your athlete’s grade, volleyball experience, confidence level, goals, desired weekly training frequency, preferred location, and available schedule.

If you are still unsure, the Unity team can help.

Yes.

Book a free 15-minute call with the Unity team to ask about programs, grade groups, schedules, locations, Academy memberships, free opportunities, and registration.