CTVA is the home of 29 Tamil-Canadian volleyball clubs across the GTA — built by immigrant families, sustained by volunteers, and rooted in Scarborough for over three decades.
The Canadian Tamil Volleyball Association began as an informal gathering of newcomer families throughout Scarborough. Over more than three decades, it grew into a network of 29 clubs across the Greater Toronto Area, Montreal, Ottawa, and Vancouver.
Through the 1990s, our courts were a place of safety during difficult years. For new immigrants arriving with little else, they became the first place to make friends and feel at home in a new country.
Today CTVA coordinates tournaments, preserves our history, and advocates for the permanent facilities our community has earned.
Tamil volleyball follows its own rules, ball, and net requirements — distinct from the traditional game.
While rooted in Tamil-Canadian history, our courts have always welcomed every background.
CTVA is governed by committees and a voting system, by and for its member clubs.
New Star Sports Club
📍 Saint Maxim Park, 3690 Blvd Lévesque, Laval H7V1E8 · July 11, 2026 · 10:30 AM
📞 Kalai: 438-994-1049 · Prasath: 514-546-9234
Montreal Boys Sports Club
📍 McKenzie-King Park, Montreal · July 18, 2026 · 9 AM
The clubs that make CTVA what it is — from Scarborough to Vancouver.
Official posters from CTVA member clubs — upcoming first, then past events newest to oldest.

Thaimun · June 27, 2026

Montreal Boys · July 18, 2026

Rouge River · June 13, 2026

Uthaya Nila · April 4, 2026

Nagar Kovil SC · Aug 23, 2025

Young Henry's · Aug 2, 2025

Rouge River · Aug 17, 2024

Jarvis SC · June 22, 2024

GTA Sixers · Jan 13, 2024

Thaimun · Oct 13, 2023

Super Star · Aug 26, 2023

Uthaya Nila · Aug 19, 2023
Every tournament, every gathering — a growing archive of Tamil-Canadian volleyball history. Click any item to view full screen.
Photos by iYah4u Official
Mahinthan
March 6, 1973 – August 9, 2025
A devoted player, a trusted friend, and a pillar of this community. Mahinthan played with his whole heart — on the court and off it — right up until his sudden passing. His energy, his laugh, and his love for this sport live on in every game we play.
Read the full tribute →info@ctva.ca
Scarborough, Toronto, ON
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