Thanks to Frankie for hosting this week! If you are able, please arrive early to help him set up and tear down nets!

Invite notifications are sent only to those who have the Grass Volleyball sport card set up for BB and higher. Otherwise, you can still join, but you won't receive a notification when the event is created. To add the sport card, go to your Profile and click Add a Sport. Then, select Grass Volleyball and choose your level.

Outdoor grass rules are in effect

• No let serves
• No open hand receives
• No hand sets over the net
• Since this is practice for ECV tournaments for many of you, we follow their rules: https://www.eastcoastvolleyball.com/outdoor-rules
• Rally scoring to 21, optionally switching sides every 7
• Genderblind

👥 Intended for 🅱️🅱️ players or better.

🔞 AGE REQUIREMENT

Event is for adults only, meaning those 18 years of age or older.

📛 MEMBERSHIP PERKS

We have two annual membership plans, one $10.95 plan which saves $2 on your ticket, and a second $16.26 plan that additionally saves $2 on your guest ticket. Visit group link under this event's title, then visit the membership tab.

🤹 HOW TO DETERMINE YOUR SKILL LEVEL

RANKING SYSTEM (low to high):
Beginner ↗️ B ↗️ BB ↗️ A ↗️ AA ↗️ Pro

🅱️ players are still in the early learning stages of the game but knows the skills. They know how to bump, set (a little), and spike, but have a lot of practice yet to go to be able to do these skills consistently. A "B" player makes mistakes often.

🅱️🅱️ players knows where to be on the court at all times when plays are developing. They know where to be when the opponent is hitting. They know the footwork of and how to approach hitting effectively. Lower-BB (⬇️BB) and upper-BB (⬆️BB) refers to how consistent you are at passing, setting, spiking, blocking, digging and serving. Upper is 80% consistent at every skill point for your physical characteristics.

🅰️ players are above average competitive players. They have in depth knowledge of offensive and defensive game play, and use advanced strategies to be successful. Level A players are typically able to compete at a high level.