On July 12, 2025 Condor Security participated in the Heatwave for SickKids beach volleyball tournament at Woodbine Beach in Toronto. One of the summer’s hottest and most meaningful events, the tournament already holds the Guinness World Record for the largest beach volleyball tournament in history by player count and this year was no exception. Condor Security made a great impression against many corporate teams and took home the championship title.
Led by Condor team captain Dale Ritchie Condor Security team brought energy, grit and coordination to the sand and it paid off as they were crowned the 2025 Beach Volleyball Champions. It was a thrilling ride through every set and serve and made even more meaningful by the cause. Through their participation Condor Security raised $2,000 for the SickKids Foundation to support children’s health care across Canada.
It wasn’t just about winning. It was about connection and community. The beach was filled with music, laughter and great food as players, supporters and families came together to enjoy a perfect summer day.
To recognize individual contributions and team spirit special acknowledgments were given to standout players. Ulysses Gonzales received the Condor Energy Award for his positivity and enthusiasm all day. Shubham Shubham and Yagnik Dankhara were named Best Players for their athleticism, dedication and leadership on the court.
Events like this remind us of the importance of coming together not just as coworkers but as a community united by values of teamwork, compassion and social responsibility.
Condor Security is very proud of the team’s performance on and off the court. With full hearts and high spirits the company is already looking forward to the next Heatwave and making an even bigger impact.
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