Rylee's Road Tournament Dec 19th, 2026
Toronto


Indoor Court Volleyball
Format:
Coed 6's
Skill Level:
Competitive, Elite
Day of Week:
Saturday
Start Date:
December 19, 2026
Duration:
Time:
9:30 am to 6:00 pm approx
Play Time:
6 games min
End Date:
Format:
6 vs 6. Min 2 of each gender
Address:
Humber College Fitness Centre North Campus
Fees:
$360 All proceeds go to support Rylee's Road
Court Time:
Description:
A Little Volleyball. A Lot of Heart.
We're coming together for something bigger than volleyball.
Join us on December 19 for a charity volleyball tournament supporting Rylee's Road, a non-profit initiative raising funds for research into a potential gene therapy for FBXO11-related disorder, an ultra-rare genetic condition affecting brain development.
Our goal is to raise $5,000 for Rylee's Road, with 100% of tournament proceeds going toward the cause.
Meet Rylee
When Rylee was diagnosed, there were just 84 known cases worldwide. With so few people affected, research into rare conditions like hers often struggles to receive the funding it needs.
Her parents, Kris and Grant, are working alongside researchers to explore potential treatments and give Rylee the best possible chance at a better quality of life.
Their efforts could also help other children and families facing similar diagnoses.
The Bigger Goal: $4 Million
The family's overall fundraising goal is $4 million to support this research.
It's an ambitious goal, but meaningful progress starts with people coming together. Every contribution, no matter the size, brings Rylee's family one step closer.
Play for a Purpose
With tournament support from Off Limit Sports and gym space generously donated by Humber College, more of the funds raised can go directly toward supporting Rylee's Road. By joining the tournament, you're doing more than playing volleyball. You're helping support research that could make a meaningful difference for Rylee and other families.
Whether you play, donate, or help spread the word, your support matters.
Thank you for being part of something bigger than volleyball.
Because every step matters.


