👥 Intended for upper 🅱️🅱️ players or better. Players are expected to have experience playing doubles, and be familiar with outdoor rules. If you haven't been to one of these before, make sure you check the skill level descriptions at the bottom.

General Notes

1. Be on time, and if you’re going to be late, please send a courtesy message
2. Help put up AND take down nets.
3. If you have a ball please bring it
4. We usually play at the top of the hill on Mt Pleasant drive - if you can park your car to block the balls from the street that's greatly appreciated
5. Not a lot of good ways to public transit over, although Kelly drive is a nice bike ride.

🔞 Must be 18 years of age or older to participate.

#Rules:

Games are Rally to 21, switch on 7s.

Using ECV Outdoor rules:

-No let serves
-No open hand receives, except on hard-driven attacks (must have a continuous downward trajectory/no arc)
-No openhand tips/directional blocking
-No sets/pushes over the net
-A player may cross under the net as long as they do not make contact with the net or interfere with the opponent's play
https://www.eastcoastvolleyball.com/outdoor-rules

📛 MEMBERSHIP
We have two annual membership plans, one $10 plan which saves $2 on your ticket, and a second $15 plan that saves $1 on your ticket and $1 for every guest ticket. Visit group link under this event's title, then visit the membership tab. If you get a membership, it essentially makes all the outdoor events you attend $1 each for the whole year.

📝 WAIT LIST

Is this event full? Join the waitlist, it's free! Curious how the wait list works? Read this:
https://opensports.net/waitlist

Level Guidelines:

[Beginner --> B --> 🅱️🅱️ --> A --> AA --> Open]

🅱️🅱️ players are can execute all skills at a high level (serving, passing, setting, hitting) but are likely less consistent than A players. They should be able to serve receive consistently and should have a strong understanding of defensive positioning and blocking calls. Hand sets should be clean (and you should have the ability to recognize and call yourself on double contacts)

The core difference between Upper BB and Lower BB is the level of consistency. Lower BB may have an understanding of how to play doubles, but are only executing on the core skills ~50% of the time. At Upper BB you should be doing most skills well 75% of the time, and would expect to be competitive in a tournament environment.