Sikh United Melbourne Club: Youth Development for Sikh Games 2026 - Major Singh - Ranjodh Singh

Every Sunday morning at Coburg Bank, something happens that doesn’t make headlines but changes lives. Fifty kids—some barely tall enough to spike a volleyball, others already towering with state-level experience—show up for training. Their coach is Major Singh, a man whose sons went from playground beginners to representing Australia internationally. His club, Sikh United Melbourne, doesn’t just enter teams in tournaments. It builds a pathway. With the 38th Australian Sikh Games less than two weeks away (April 3-5, 2026, Melbourne), Radio Haanji sat down with Major Singh to understand what it actually takes to turn community-level athletes into state and national representatives—and why this year’s games will see double the expected volleyball teams competing.