Tournaments

2026 Winter Tournaments

Return of the Spartans 2026

Date: Saturday - Sunday, May 23-24, 2026, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Location: Kerr Hall, TMU & WePlay

 

Registration Date: Sunday, March 22 @7 PM

 

Registration Format: Team Registration

Team Format: Build Your Own Team

 

 

Team Registration Fee: $840

Return of the Spartans GALA

 

Date: Saturday, May 23

Where: Parkdale Hall (1605 Queen St. West), 7:30 PM – 12:00 AM

Theme: Cirque de so Queer

 

What's included:

Food, Open Bar, Entertainment and Dance!

 

Entertainment:

Hosted by the hilarious Katinka Kature

with performances by Karamilk from Canada's Drag Race Season 6,

from Canada's Got Talent and TSVL's own Silk Arealist, Fenton Fong.

 

Ticket Types & Prices

*Until April 15

**After May 20

The TSVL is a volunteer-run, not-for-profit adult volleyball league catering mainly to the lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transpeople, queer and LGBTQ-friendly community in Toronto, Canada. The League provides an inclusive and fun environment to play volleyball and a social place to enjoy the company of new people and old friends.  TSVL is the largest not-for-profit gay sports league in Canada.  Learn More Here

Contact Info

Toronto Spartan Volleyball League
473 Church St., PO Box #232, Toronto, ON, M4Y 2C5

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Toronto is located on traditional territories of Indigenous people dating back countless generations, whose connection to this land continues to this date. As a result of past and ongoing colonization, invaluable culture, language, and history have been destroyed. In addition, we operate freely on land that was once the territory of a people that now have been displaced to other spaces and whose rights to hunt and fish have been denied.

We acknowledge that our league operates on the traditional territories of the Wendat, the Haudenosaunee, and the Anishinaabe peoples, whose presence here continues to this day. In particular, the gyms we play in are located on the territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit and within the boundaries of the Toronto Purchase Treaty (Treaty No 13) – a problematic “purchase” of land by the Crown from the River Credit Mississaugas and the subject of one of the largest claim settlements in Canadian history.

In recognizing that we are all treaty peoples, we will continue to acknowledge the land we operate on, but also work to uphold our treaty obligations to learn, understand, respect, and care for the land in partnership with its original stewards.