wood buffalo’s elite volleyball club

Building opportunities for female athletes in our community through competitive teams and advanced training.

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club teams

COMPETITIVE teams (12u-18u)

Three Rivers Volleyball Club offers female athletes the opportunity to compete at an elite level over the course of the volleyball season. Athletes complete both physical and mental training to ensure they are performing at their best, both on and off the court.

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PROGRAMS

Discover the excitement of volleyball with Junior Beavs! Tailored for kids aged 9-11, this program welcomes all levels of experience.

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Build your game with Next Gen Beavs! Designed for more experienced athletes aged 12–14, this program focuses on advancing volleyball skills, confidence, and game play.

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A one day camp for junior (10-13) and youth (14-18) age groups looking to prepare for the upcoming season and refresh their skills before tryouts.

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our mission

To be the premier choice for female volleyball athletes in Wood Buffalo that wish to advance their development in an athlete-first environment with elite training.

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OUR ELITE COACHES

Founder | 12U, 15U/16U Assistant Coach
Kory Cheshire, head coach for the 18U TRVC Beavers, has over 15 years of playing experience. She knows her way around the club volleyball circuit after a successful club volleyball career which included two Volleyball Alberta Provincial Championships (2012, 2013) and a gold medal at Volleyball Canada Youth Nationals at the 17U top division in 2013, being named a National All-Star. She previously played for Team Alberta in both 2011, being one of two underaged athletes to make the roster, and again in 2012. After a bronze medal at the Best of the West tournament in 2011, Kory would go on to win gold the following year along with being named the Best of the West Most Valuable Player.
Upon finishing her club volleyball career, she was the starting middle blocker and team captain for Oregon State University, a Pac-12 Division I NCAA program, playing for six years, and making two appearances in the NCAA Volleyball Championship including a trip to the Sweet 16. In 2018, she was the recipient of the Oregon State University Scholar-Athlete of the Year award. After graduating in 2020, she moved to Switzerland to play professionally as the starting middle blocker for the LNA Groupe E Val-de-Travers before returning due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Kory started coaching during her time at Oregon State University, coaching several Oregon State Volleyball Camps acting as a coach for both young, developmental players and aiding in recruiting efforts on the top courts as well. From 2015-2017 she coached for a local volleyball club, DSK Volleyball, coaching U12 and U14 Girls teams. Kory previously assisted with the Keyano College Women’s Volleyball team and coached 18U Girls for the last two seasons. Most recently, she was named as the Assistant Coach for the 2026 Arctic Winter Games hosted in Whitehorse, Yukon and brought home a silver medal. She is the founder of Three Rivers Volleyball Club and serves as the President on the Board of Directors.
Certifications:
Development Coach - Certified
Advanced Development Coach – Trained

Coach Educator & 15U/16U Head Coach
Brent Siemens has been playing volleyball for over 8 years. He played an integral role as a member of the Mennonite Educational Institute (MEI) Eagles. During his time at MEI, Brent won three Provincial Championships (2007, 2008, 2009). He was recognized as a Provincial Second-Team All-Star in 2008 and would be named the province’s Most Outstanding Player in 2009. For his tremendous high school volleyball career, Brent was honoured by being inducted into the Abbotsford Sports Hall of Fame in 2010. His club volleyball career was equally impressive. Playing for the Fraser Valley Volleyball Club, coached by former Canadian Men’s National Team Head Coach Ben Josephson, he contributed to three Volleyball BC Provincial Championship teams (16U, 17U and 18U) along with securing top 5 finishes at Volleyball Canada Youth Nationals (15U, 16U, 17U and 18U).
Continuing his volleyball journey, Brent received a scholarship to play at Douglas College in the CCAA Pac-West Conference. While playing for the Royals, he won a Pac-West Provincial Championship in 2011 followed by a silver medal at the CCAA National Championship in the same year. Shortly after, he began his coaching career with the University of Fraser Valley’s Men’s Volleyball team as an Assistant Coach. Brent relocated from Abbotsford, BC to Fort McMurray, AB where he quickly joined the volleyball community. He served as an Assistant Coach for the both the Keyano College Men’s and Women’s Volleyball teams. The past two years he has been the Head Coach for 18U girls club volleyball. Brent serves as the Coach Educator on the TRVC Board of Directors.
Certifications:
Development Coach - Trained
Advanced Development Coach - Trained

15U/16U Assistant Coach

12U Assistant Coach

14U Head Coach
Kate began playing volleyball at the age of 10, playing on her school volleyball teams throughout junior high and high school. She began playing competitive club volleyball at 15 and continued throughout high school. In Grade 12, Kate was named captain of the Holy Trinity Knights volleyball team and had the opportunity to travel with her team to compete in San Diego, California. Following her senior season, she continued to give back to the sport by assisting with volleyball camps for athletes at Holy Trinity.
After graduating from high school and beginning her post-secondary education, Kate began her coaching career as the head coach of the Holy Trinity junior high boys volleyball team. Following the school season, she joined Three Rivers Volleyball Club as an assistant coach with the 16U Girls team. Most recently, Kate served as a head coach with TRVC, leading her 13U team to a gold medal at the 2026 Volleyball Alberta Division 4 Provincial Championships.
In her second year of coaching, Kate became the head coach of Holy Trinity’s Junior Varsity girls volleyball team. During the season, the team went undefeated in league play and captured the city championship.
Volleyball has been a passion of Kate’s since she first began playing the sport, and becoming a volleyball coach has been a goal of hers from a young age. She is grateful for the opportunities she has had to pursue that goal and particularly enjoys connecting with her athletes and working with them each practice as they continue to develop their skills and love for the sport.

14U Assistant Coach

13U Assistant Coach

13U Head Coach

what people say

“Being coached by Kory and Brent gave me the final push I needed to be able to play post-secondary. They helped me gain more confidence in my skills both on and off the court. My skills were honed and I was pushed to learn as much as I could and keeping the love for volleyball alive. Their dedication to the team was unparalleled, they were always there for whatever I needed, and installed a competitiveness and hard work ethic that is useful all around in my life.”
- Zoe Erikson
what people say

“As a former athlete that has had the opportunity to be coached by Kory Cheshire and Brent Siemens, I can honestly say it was an honour and privilege to experience and embrace their love for the sport of volleyball. They both greatly connect with each and every one of their athletes, and teach them great knowledge of the sport. On the court, in the weight room and in the classroom, Kory and Brent are always ready and willing to give feedback. Beneath their guidance these past few years, I have experienced great physical and mental growth as a young athlete. Growing as a player beneath their coaching, they have taught me the need for confidence and dedication to the sport, as coaches, they bring passion, dedication and knowledge to improve their athletes and themselves as coaches. Both of these coaches together create an atmosphere filled with inspiration and ambition for success, and fill athletes like myself with the drive to become the best athlete and teammate possible. I know that their new volleyball club will be filled with athletes that are passionate and willing to grind to find success through their coaching techniques and strategies.”
- Allie McCracken
what people say

Playing under Kory and Brent for three years, including TRVC’s inaugural season, was one of the most meaningful experiences of my life. My coaches didn’t just develop me as a volleyball player, they taught me how to balance sport and life, prioritize my mental and physical health, and build lifelong connections through the game. Their commitment to each athlete, especially in helping us reach our individual goals, left a lasting impact both on and off the court. I would highly recommend TRVC to anyone looking for a program with passionate, dedicated coaches and a team environment that truly supports its athletes.
- Marinel Meneses