Sophie Breton
Libero
Jersey #6
Class of 2029 (possibility to graduate 2028)
Bilingual athlete – French and English
2024 & 2025 Team Quebec Camp
2025 CWENCH All-Canadian
2025 Team Canada Red & White
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Sophie Breton
Libero
Stats
Discipline for Recruitment: Women’s Indoor Volleyball
Height: 5′ 6″
Standing Reach: 7′ 1″
Wingspan: 5′ 6″
Vertical: 23″
Serve Velocity: 55 km/h
T-Test: 8.53
Upcoming Schedule
Canada Cup with Team Canada Red and White Program at Canada Games Park on 1815 Sir Isaac Brock Way, Thorold ON, located in the Niagara area, July 22-27, 2025.
Athlete Video
Athletic Accomplishments
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2024-25 essor U16F Rouge
-Team Captain
-4X Gold medalist in regular season
-Bronze medalist at provincial
-Gold medalist at Nationals in Tier 22023-24 essor U15F Vert
-Gold medalist and Regular season Champions2022-23 Essor U14F Vert
-3rd at Nationals Tier 42022-21Essor U14F Vert
-1X Bronze medalist in regular season
-3rd at Nationals Tier 5 -
2025 Team Canada 17U (Canada Cup)
2025 CWENCH All-Canadian Games
2025 Team Quebec Camp
2024 Team Quebec Camp
2024 Team Capitale-National (Espoir tournament)
2023 Team Capitale-National (Espoir tournament) -
Chevaliers École secondaire de la Seigneurie de Beauport (2025-2021):
2024/25 Libero + Team Captain + 5th at provincial + Team All-Star Reward + Best Teammates Reward
2023/24: Outside Hitter + 8th at provincial
2022/23: Outside Hitter + Team Captain + Team MVP Reward + Team All-Star Reward + 5th at regional
2021/22: Setter and Outside Hitter + Team Captain + 5th at regional
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École secondaire de la seigneurie, Beauport, Québec (c/o 2026)
Average 85%Cegep for 2 or 3 years (c/o 2028 or 2029)
Would like to pursue a degree in the Health Sciences Field
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Multiple MVP and all-star recognition in Volleyball Teams and Tournaments
2025 Selected for Youth National Team (Red and White Program)
2025 Invited to U16 Cwench All Canadian Games
2X Selected for the Team Quebec camp
2X Selected for Capitale National Team -
3X Team Captain (2021-2025)
U14 Volleyball Girls Team Head Coach (2024/25)
National Lifeguard Certification (2024)
Athlete Bio
Five words you can use to describe yourself as a high performance athlete.
- Perseverant
- Determined
- Energetic
- Humble
- Hardworking
Five words you can use to describe yourself off your field of play.
- Positive
- Responsible
- Curious
- Respectful
- Generous
Describe how you work in a team.
I’m a passionate player who’s always looking to grow with my team and learn from each other. I communicate a lot with my teammates and try to share as much information as possible to build strong team spirit. I really believe in my positive leadership, it helps me motivate others, and I also get motivated by the people I play with, because of our strong relationships.
Athletic highlights and how you felt when you received them:
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What are your interests outside of sports? Why do you like them?
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Who are your role models and why?
I strongly believe in and look up to the role models close to me, such as my brothers and sisters, who have all practiced high-level sports like half-Ironman, hockey and football. They were, and still are, examples for me, because of all the sacrifices and commitment they show each and every day.
My coaches are also strong role models, as they dedicate so much of their time to helping us grow, not just as players and teams, but also as individuals.
To conclude, if I had to name a player who inspires me, I would say Landon Currie, the libero from the Senior National Team. I had the opportunity to talk to him and watch him play at the Quebec VNL. I admire his incredible technique and energy. As a dynamic libero myself, I believe it’s important to bring strong, motivating energy to the court. I’m always working to build that energy in every team I’m part of, by learning from players like Landon Currie.
Involvement in other sports or extracurricular. Why is it important for you?
Details coming
Academic highlights and how you felt when you received them?
I was exempted twelve times from end-of-year exams in a subject for maintaining an exceptionally high average throughout the year in that same subject.
I was also nominated at my school’s sports gala for the Student-Athlete of the Year award, a recognition given to a student with one of the highest overall GPAs in their grade and outstanding athletic performance.
These recognitions made me feel proud and deeply motivated, they were a validation of the effort I had consistently put into both my studies and athletic commitments.
What program would you like to attend in school?
Details coming
How do you envision your school life in college/university?
Details coming
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