Reminders...

All teams will be responsible for net setup, not just the net owners or home teams.

We will offer to store and delivery all nets if net owners feel they have are not able to get to the fields by 5:40 pm.

Please arrive as early as possible in order to have all nets setup and ready to play no later than 6:00 PM.

All games are self refereed so please call your own. Any disputes should be replayed.

Team captains will be contacted by 3:00 pm on game days in case of rain-outs.

Did you know...

Male players attack hits: There is no requirement to have a foot on the ground if a male hits the ball in front of or on the 10-foot line. The Rule is: "If a male player contacts the ball completely above the height of the net, and the player’s foot is touching or has last touched the ground on or in front of the attack line, the attack-hit must have an upward trajectory."

Serving order: In the 1st and 3rd games of each match, the "home" team has first choice of serve, receive, or side. The "away" team then has any remaining choices. If the "home" team chooses to either serve or receive, the "away" team chooses which side to start on. If the "home" team chooses a side, the "away" team chooses whether to serve or receive. In the 2nd game of each match, the "away" team has first choice of serve, receive, or side. The "home" team then has any remaining choices. The "home" team is the team listed on the same court for both matches.

Blocking: Male players can not participate in a block. A block is defined as "the action of player(s) close to the net to deflect the ball coming from the opponent while reaching above the height of the net." Also, since males cannot block, any contact by a male counts as a hit.

"Dinks": When contacting the ball with one hand, other than for setting the ball toward a teammate, the ball must be cleanly hit with the heel or palm of the hand (a roll shot), with straight, locked fingertips (a cobra), knurled fingers (a camel toe) or with the back of the hand from the wrist to the knuckles. One-handed placement or redirection of the ball with the fingers (a dink or open-hand tip) is a fault.

Nets & Start time: All games must begin no later than 6:00 pm. Any team not able to start by this time (minimum of two players) will forfeit game 1. If the team is not able to start game 2 by 6:15 pm., they will forfeit game 2. The same goes for game 3 if the start time goes beyond 6:30 pm. We understand that there are things beyond our control such as traffic and work schedules but feel this is necessary to ensure all games can be completed before night fall and net owners aren't stuck waiting around to pack up their nets.