Our Beginnings
We are excited to officially introduce Chaos Volleyball Club, a new Niverville-based volleyball club launching for the 2027 club season.
Following Providence College’s announcement of the closure of the Junior Pilots volleyball program, we knew it was important to keep high-level club volleyball opportunities available for athletes in southeastern Manitoba.
Chaos is led by Dylan and Kyla Zacharias and Carl and Heather Fast, a coaching group that has spent years involved in volleyball throughout the Southeast. Together, we share a passion for developing athletes, growing the game and creating opportunities for young players to compete at a high level close to home.
For our inaugural season, Chaos will operate a single 15U Girls team. Our team will practice exclusively at Niverville’s Community Resource and Recreation Centre (CRRC). Having access to a high-quality facility right here in our community gives us an incredible home base to train, develop and prepare for competition.
“Keeping opportunities open in the Southeast is very important,” said Club Director Dylan Zacharias. “As the Southeast grows, it’s important that opportunities grow with it. There are talented athletes throughout this region, and we want to continue creating opportunities for them to develop and compete at a high level close to home.”
Our goal is to develop another competitive team that can proudly represent southeastern Manitoba at events throughout the province and beyond.
“Our coaching team is ready to build another competitive team,” said Head Coach Kyla Zacharias. “We can’t wait to meet all the girls who are registering to try out. We’re excited to get everyone in the gym and see what this group can become.”
Chaos will operate as a non-profit club. For our coaching staff, this is about providing opportunities and growing the game. We believe competitive volleyball should remain as affordable as possible, with club resources focused directly on the athletes and their experience.
We are excited about what is ahead, but we also know this is just the beginning. Our first season is about building something strong, creating a great environment for our athletes and continuing to grow the game of volleyball in southeastern Manitoba.
We can’t wait to get started.
Following Providence College’s announcement of the closure of the Junior Pilots volleyball program, we knew it was important to keep high-level club volleyball opportunities available for athletes in southeastern Manitoba.
Chaos is led by Dylan and Kyla Zacharias and Carl and Heather Fast, a coaching group that has spent years involved in volleyball throughout the Southeast. Together, we share a passion for developing athletes, growing the game and creating opportunities for young players to compete at a high level close to home.
For our inaugural season, Chaos will operate a single 15U Girls team. Our team will practice exclusively at Niverville’s Community Resource and Recreation Centre (CRRC). Having access to a high-quality facility right here in our community gives us an incredible home base to train, develop and prepare for competition.
“Keeping opportunities open in the Southeast is very important,” said Club Director Dylan Zacharias. “As the Southeast grows, it’s important that opportunities grow with it. There are talented athletes throughout this region, and we want to continue creating opportunities for them to develop and compete at a high level close to home.”
Our goal is to develop another competitive team that can proudly represent southeastern Manitoba at events throughout the province and beyond.
“Our coaching team is ready to build another competitive team,” said Head Coach Kyla Zacharias. “We can’t wait to meet all the girls who are registering to try out. We’re excited to get everyone in the gym and see what this group can become.”
Chaos will operate as a non-profit club. For our coaching staff, this is about providing opportunities and growing the game. We believe competitive volleyball should remain as affordable as possible, with club resources focused directly on the athletes and their experience.
We are excited about what is ahead, but we also know this is just the beginning. Our first season is about building something strong, creating a great environment for our athletes and continuing to grow the game of volleyball in southeastern Manitoba.
We can’t wait to get started.