Aengus Adams
Outside Hitter / Libero
Class of 2025
2022 Team Ontario Regional Program
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Personal website: https://www.aengusadamsvolleyball.ca/
Aengus Adams
Outside Hitter / Libero
Stats
Discipline for Recruitment: Men’s Indoor Volleyball
Height: 6′ 1″
Spike Touch: 10′ 10″
Standing Reach: 7′ 10.5″
Wingspan: 6′ 1″
Vertical: 35.5″
Attack Velocity: 77km/hr
Upcoming Schedule
January 21, 18UB McGregor Cup(Strathroy District Collegiate Institute)
February 3, 17UB McGregor Cup(Ben F Avery Physical Education Centre)
February 11, 12, 17UB Nike Steel City Championships(David L. Lawrence Convention Center 1000 Ft Duquesne Blvd, Pittsburgh)
March 2, 17UB Bugarski Cup(TBD)
March 23, 24, 18UB Bugarski Cup(TBD)
April 19, 20, 21 18UB Ontario Championships(RIM Park)
April 26, 27, 28 17UB Ontario Championships(RIM Park)
May 23, 24, 25, 26 17 17UB Nationals(Edmonton Expo Center)
Athletic Accomplishments
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Leaside Volleyball Club 2023/2024: Captain, Starting Left Side, Rochester CAN-AM 17UB fourth, Challenge Cup 18UB championship fourth.
Leaside Volleyball Club 2022/2023: Captain, Starting Left Side/Setter (started as a setter transitioned to left side).
Leaside Volleyball Club 2022/2023: Starting Setter, received Ontario Provincials Award of excellence.
Leaside Volleyball Club 2021/2022: Covid year.
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2022 Ontario regional camp, starter, third place at Ontario games.
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Senior boys volleyball 2023:
Captain, left-side/lib, won Toronto District School Board south region finals, placed third in city final.Coed volleyball 2022 and 2023:
Junior boys volleyball ball 2021:
Captain and MVPJunior boys volleyball 2022: Captain and MVP
Track team 2022: 10th place at city final for 400m.
Cross Country 2021.
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Monarch Park Collegiate Institute, 2025, ¬90% average, interested in a engineering, or/and math and computer science undergraduate degree.
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Indoor:
2023/2024:
Rochester CAN-AM 17UB fourth.
Challenge Cup 18UB championship fourth.
2021/2022:
Ontario Provincial Championships award of excellence.
Mississauga Ontario games third place.Track:
2019:
Toronto District School Board city championship for cross country seventh.
Toronto District School Board city championship for the 400m second.
Toronto District School Board city championship for the 800m third.
2018:
Toronto district School Board regional finals for long jump second. -
Captain of Senior boys Volleyball 2023.
Captain of Junior boys volleyball 2021 and 2022.
Captain of Leaside volleyball team 2022/2023 2023/2024.
Volunteer at Monarch Park lunch and breakfast club.
Volunteer at Leaside volleyball beach camp 2022 and 2023.
Volunteer for Monarch Park Athletic Council.
Paid coach at Leaside volleyball house league 2023 and 2024. -
2023:
Trained approximately 3/week with Jake MacNeil.
OVA Provincials 16UB premier division fifth place.
Nationals Ashbridge's Bay 16UB premier division fifth place.
OVA Provincials 17UB championship division gold.Beach tour medals:
Ashbridge's Bay OVA beach tour 16UB premier gold.
2x Ashbridge's Bay OVA beach tour 16UB premier silver.
Cobourg Gold event OVA beach tour 16UB premier silver.
Ashbridge's Bay OVA beach tour 17UB premier third.
Ashbridge's Bay OVA beach tour 16UB premier third.
Ashbridge’s Bay Toronto District School Board annual beach volleyball tournament division 1 tier 1 gold.2022:
Ashbridge's bay OVA beach tour 15UB premier gold
Athlete Bio
Five words you can use to describe yourself as a high performance athlete.
- Driven
- Positive
- Composed
- Dependable
- Focused
Five words you can use to describe yourself off your field of play.
- Attentive
- Analytical
- Humble
- Adaptable
- Ambitious
Describe how you work in a team.
I would say I like to remain calm and focused in a competitive environment. I also have coaches who have taught me to think about what my teammates need in the moment and if it’s an energy or confidence, bring it.
Athletic highlights and how you felt when you received them:
Details coming
What are your interests outside of sports? Why do you like them?
I really enjoy rock climbing as a hobby because it mixes fear with concentration in a way I don’t really experience in my life anywhere else. It also makes me feel very powerful and I love to see progress that I make through the different levels of difficulty. It is also very fun to problem solve with the help of friends who are facing the same problem or might have some insight.
Who are your role models and why?
One of my greatest role models is Jake MacNeil, one of Canada’s most successful beach volleyball players. I admire him because of his mentality. He puts his 100% into everything he does even if it’s just a fun recreational scrimmage with his team. As well, he takes every challenge head on with a positive attitude. Because of his mentality, he competes internationally as a pro volleyball player and gets to do what he loves for a living.
Involvement in other sports or extracurricular. Why is it important for you?
I played hockey from the age of 3 to 15, including Greater Toronto Hockey League for three years. I think all of the pressure situations I played through on the ice have helped me feel more confident and composed in clutch situations on the volleyball court.
Academic highlights and how you felt when you received them?
Details coming
What program would you like to attend in school?
Engineering, and/or math and computer science.
How do you envision your school life in college/university?
I envision myself contributing to a winning team with a coach who will push me to be a better person on and off the court. I also am looking for advanced academics in engineering, math and/or computer science.
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