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Spike ALS raises funds for ALS research
7th ANNUAL SPIKE ALS VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT
SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 2026
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TIMING NOTE FOR 2026
We are looking at splitting the day between Recreational and Intermediate Team competitions.
If enough teams register for both competitions, we will start the day with the Recreational Teams ending in early afternoon.
Intermediate teams will begin in late morning, ending late afternoon.
Both competitions will include lunch.
An update on timing will be provided closer to tournament date.
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Enjoy a fun filled day of indoor volleyball for ALS Double Play's 7th Annual Spike ALS tournament.
This is a co-ed tournament. All teams must have two women on the court at all times.
Round robin games will be played in the morning. Playoff's will be played in the afternoon.
Register your co-ed 6's team in either our Recreational OR Intermediate tournament.
Recreational Teams: Teams registering for the recreational competition should be comprised primarily of players who are new to the game or are returning to the game after a prolonged absence.
Intermediate Teams: Teams registering at the intermediate level will on average be comprised of players who have played at least 2-3 years of organized playing within the last 10 years.
PLEASE NOTE!
Team registration closes at 11:59pm on Sunday, April 19 unless our capacity is reached beforehand.
You are still able to add registrations for extra players and cheerleaders/spectators until Wednesday, April 22 at 11:59pm.
Saturday, April 25, 2026
8:30 AM EDT - 4:00 PM EDT
Event Location
Woodbridge Sports Dome
7501 Martin Grove Road
Woodbridge, ON L4L 9E4
It's our 7th Annual Spike ALS volleyball tournament and we have put on some pretty awesome events every year, something that we are very proud of. We only do this to raise awareness and funds for ALS. That's why we're asking our participants to help!
Fundraise as a team or individually. Every dollar raised makes a huge difference in our mission to make ALS history!
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WHAT IS ALS?
Proceeds from Spike ALS will go toward the Christopher Chiu Fellowship for ALS research at the University of Toronto, Canada's largest and most internationally published ALS research lab.
ALS Double Play started when the Chiu family lost their son/brother Christopher to ALS in 2016 after a five year battle. Christopher was only 32 years old when he became sick with ALS and the family has no genetic relationship with the disease.
Spike ALS started because some of Christopher's friends from Beach Blast wanted to do something to help. Christopher spent many Thursday nights at Beach Blast, playing with his team, Dr. Diggers. Spike ALS started at Beach Blast and we spent 3 happy years there before circumstances and COVID19 changed this for us.
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, is the most common form of motor neuron disease. ALS is fatal; there is no cure and little treatment. Most people lose their battle with ALS within two to five years of diagnosis.
Living through the pandemic has been hard for many of us, now imagine living immunocompromised with ALS, relying on others to help you live each day. Living with ALS in a pandemic is not easy. Let's Spike ALS together for the entire ALS community.
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Thank You!
We look forward to seeing you and your team at our 7th Annual Spike ALS tournament!
We ask that each team please bring at least one volleyball to use during the tournament. Make sure it's marked with your (team) name.
We will be in contact closer to the date regarding timing for the Recreational and Intermediate tournament timing.
See you on Saturday, April 25, 2026
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