We’re Hiring: Term Program Manager (Maternity Leave Coverage)

Volleyball Manitoba is seeking an exceptional individual to join our team as our Term Program Manager during a maternity leave.

This is a unique opportunity to step into a leadership role and make a meaningful impact on the future of volleyball in Manitoba. The successful candidate will oversee the planning and delivery of our Team Manitoba and Provincial Performance programs while supporting coach development, major events, and high-performance initiatives across the province.

We’re looking for an organized, collaborative, and proactive professional who is passionate about sport, enjoys managing multiple projects, and thrives in a team environment. Whether you’re looking to expand your leadership experience, transition into the sport sector, or take on an exciting new challenge, we’d love to hear from you.

This term maternity leave position offers the opportunity to lead significant provincial programs, work alongside a dedicated team, and make a lasting impact on athletes, coaches, and the volleyball community.

Please help us spread the word by sharing this opportunity with your network. Applications will be reviewed as they are received until the position is filled.

View the full job description and application details below.

As of April 1st, 2026, the Government of Manitoba’s Protecting Youth in Sports Act is now officially enacted. As a result, all Provincial Sport Organizations (PSOs) are now mandated to adopt Sport Manitoba’s Safe Sport Policy Manual. In compliance with the Act, our organization has formally adopted the following Sport Manitoba safe sport policies:

1) Code of Conduct and Ethics Policy;

2) Discipline and Complaints Policy;

3) Alternate Dispute Resolution Policy;

4) Appeal Policy;

5) Respect in Sport Policy; and

6) Coach Screening Policy Minimum Requirements.

These policies outline critical information for all stakeholders including, but not limited to, behaviour expectations for participants, procedures for handling complaints of maltreatment, disciplinary measures that can be imposed if someone is found to have engaged in maltreatment, and coach education and screening requirements.

These policies apply to all PSO-sanctioned clubs, teams, programs, and individuals operating under Volleyball Manitoba’s authority. This means all clubs must comply with The Protecting Youth in Sports Act and safe sport policies.

Importantly, all allegations of maltreatment must be reported directly to an Independent Third Party (ITP) mechanism. Member clubs, teams, or individuals must not manage, assess, or investigate maltreatment complaints internally. The ITP is responsible for receiving, reviewing, and managing all allegations of maltreatment, ensuring independent, unbiased, and safe handling of each case.

Please visit our new safe sport page to access new safe sport resources including, but not limited to:

● The Safe Sport Policy Manual

● The ITP reporting mechanism

● Guidelines on how to report maltreatment

● Safe sport information for young athletes and parents

As an organization dedicated to ensuring all participants have positive experiences in sport, we are committed to these enhanced safe sport measures and will continue to help establish a maltreatment-free sport environment.

2026 Team Manitoba Coaching Announcement!

We are excited to begin announcing the coaching staff for our 2026 Team Manitoba Season! Below is a list of our confirmed coaches for each program:

Team Manitoba Boys Gold Coaches

Team Manitoba Girls Gold Coaches

Team Manitoba Boys Black Coaches

Team Manitoba Girls Black Coaches

Team Manitoba Boys White Coaches

Team Manitoba Girls White Coaches

For the first time Volleyball Manitoba is offering Provincials Merch from Lululemon and parent-specific crew necks!

Weekends 1 & 2 have a presale deadline of March 15, 2026

Weekends 3 & 4 can order now or during a second store launch on March 20, 2026

All orders will be available for pick up during your competition weekend. Click here to check your Provincials Weekend.

On Saturday, December 6, Volleyball Manitoba hosted the 2025 Grad All-Star Banquet at the RBC Convention Centre, followed by the All-Star Matches at The University of Winnipeg. We would like to send out a sincere Thank You to everyone who attended this event and helped contribute to its success!

See below for the Grad All-Star teams and list of major awards winners for 2025!

Announcing the 2025 High School Graduating All-Stars!

Volleyball Manitoba is proud to announce the 2025 High School Graduating All-Stars from the A–AA-AAA Girls, A–AA-AAA Boys, AAAA Girls, and AAAA Boys divisions! These athletes have demonstrated exceptional skill, dedication, and leadership throughout their high school volleyball careers, and we congratulate each of them on earning this well-deserved recognition. The Graduating All-Star Banquet and Games highlight the dedication, sportsmanship, and excellence of Manitoba’s high school volleyball community. We look forward to celebrating these remarkable athletes and hope to see you there cheering them on!

Grad All-Star Banquet – December 6

All selected All-Stars are invited to be celebrated at the Graduating All-Star Banquet on Saturday, December 6 at 9:00am at the RBC Convention Centre. This special event brings together the top graduating athletes from across Manitoba for a morning of recognition and celebration.

Tickets are required and can be purchased online.

Grad All-Star Games – December 6

Following the banquet, fans, families, and supporters are invited to watch Manitoba’s top graduating athletes compete. The Grad All-Star Games will take place at the: University of Winnipeg – Duckworth Centre, games begin at 12:30pm.

Tickets are required and can be purchased at the door for $5.