Registration March 1- March 31 

League fee: $40/player, save $10 by registering before March 15

Competitive 4's and Semi Competitive 4's play on Wednesday evenings 4/26-  6/7 Tournament to follow

Recreational 6's, Intermediate 6's and Semi Competitive 6's play on Thursday evenings 4/27- 6/8 Tournament to follow

All divisions are COED for ages 18+ and play on our sand volleyball courts here at the Blankenbaker campus.

We welcome full teams and free agents. At the discretion of the league, free agents may be added to any team.

Captains: Please enter your team name as Team and your last name. In example: Team Smith

Makeup games can be on Wednesday's or Thursday's at league directors discretion.

DIVISION BREAK DOWN

Recreational 6's):

A recreational team is a beginner team or a team just wanting to have fun playing the game. A recreational team should know the basics of volleyball, but the team is just beginning to bump, set, and maybe hit. If the team aims to get the ball over on hit 1 or maybe even 2, recreational play is your best option. Recreational teams may have 1-2 beginners.

Intermediate (6's):

An intermediate team is still in the early learning stages of the game but knows the skills. An intermediate player knows how to bump, set (a little), and possibly hit/spike. But an intermediate team has a lot of practice yet to go to be able to do these skills consistently. An intermediate team makes mistakes often but can bump-set-hit regularly.

Semi-Competitive (4's & 6's):

A semi competitive team knows where to be on the court when plays are developing. The team knows where to be when the opponent is hitting. A semi competitive team knows how to approach hitting effectively. The team consistently will bump and pass balls to set up for the spike.

Competitive (4's):

A competitive team knows all the skills extremely well but cannot always execute the super- high level plays extremely effectively all the time. Competitive teams can run combination plays in a basic way if passes are good. That includes hitting effectively from right side, middle or left side, and back row hitting. Blocking effectively is an important part of their game and also cuts down from players getting injured from strong aggressive hitters. Bump/set/spikes occur regularly.

Rules & Procedures

Team Challenges

At the discretion of the league, free agents may be added to any team

League Contact: Harrison Dale