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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 Nunavik Volleyball Program.

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May 11, 2022

Gavin Day

A chance encounter took T.J. Sanders to Canada’s high north.

A welcoming community has kept him there.

Sanders, the top setter on the Canadian men’s national team, has been involved with an organization called the Nunavik Volleyball Program since 2018. It all started after Sanders was forced out of the World Championships in Bulgaria and Italy with a serious back injury.

He had moved bac...

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