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- Nationality
Canada- Position
- Setter
- Current Team
- Canada
- Past Teams
- Abiant Lycurgus, Halkbank, Manitoba, McMaster, MKS Bedzin, Trefl Gdansk
- Height
- 191cm
- Weight
- 81
- Spike Touch
- 326cm
- Block Touch
- 308cm
- Birth Date
- December 14, 1991
- Home Town
- London, ON
- Social
Tyler (TJ) is a setter from London, ON, where he attended Oakridge Secondary School and played for Forest City Volleyball Club. He has represented Canada with the Youth National Team, Select Team, Junior National Team, and the Senior National Team, with whom he competed in the Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. TJ played one season at the University of Manitoba and McMaster University each, before training full-time at the Team Canada Full Time Centre. TJ is also the Technical Director with the non-profit Nunavik Volleyball Program in northern Quebec. During his down time, TJ enjoys reading and keeping up with other sports.
Tagged Posts
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Sanders Finds a Home in the Far North
Canadian setter T.J. Sanders has taken his international experience north. He's been coaching volleyball to Inuit communities as part of the...
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Mikasa Canada Road to Nationals - Ep. 5 - Nunavik Volleyball
Volleyball Canada virtually sits down with Philippe Paradis and TJ Sanders from Nunavik Volleyball in Quebec to discuss how their club...
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Momentum Minute - Canada sweeps Iran to get back in to Pool A contention
Len breaks down Canada's latest match as the Maple Volleys sweep Iran making for some very interesting matches as we near...
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Momentum Minute - Canada vs Japan (1-3)
Len looks at each set and what the difference was as Canada falls to Japan in pool play.
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Rising Star Sharone Vernon-Evans Looks to Lead Canada in His Olympic Debut
With one of the highest spike touches in the world and a rocket serve and attack, the world is sure to...
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Your Guide to Canada's Olympic Indoor and Beach Volleyball Schedule
The wait is finally over! Olympic volleyball kicks off on Friday, July 23 with exciting Canadian action both on the hardcourt...
