Skill Levels
| Division | General Comments | Skill Summation |
|---|---|---|
| A | Highly Skilled USA Volleyball-type Competition | Players play and train year-round Dominant middle hitting/blocking Excellent setting High velocity spiking Float, jump float, high-velocity jump serving Pinpoint passing Sophisticated offensive systems (stacks/tandems; quick and shoot sets; back-row attack) Sophisticated defensive systems (perimeter; rotation; etc.) |
| BB | Skilled USA Volleyball-type Competition | "6-2","5-1", and "4-2" offenses Double blocking Some organized plays, quicksets, shoots Advanced setting Advanced serving Good defense |
| B | Skilled Recreational Competition | Designated setter (4-2 and 6-2 offenses) Some double blocking Very advanced recreational play |
| CC | Semi-skilled Recreational Competition | Handling/setting calls are not strict One-on-one blocking Basic volleyball skills |
| C | Recreational Competition |
Limited volleyball experience or training Handling/setting calls are not very strict One-on-one blocking Basic volleyball skills |
General Guidlines:
- Players in the A and BB divisions generally play all year round, i.e. are active summer tournament and league participants. A majority of teams in these divisions are funded by the players.
- The B division consists of players that know the game well enough to beat most recreational teams.
- The CC division consists of players that are advanced recreational level, and are learning advanced skills.
- The C division consists of players that are recreational level, or are new to organized volleyball and are learning basic skills.
- Most teams that have not played organized volleyball for long, have a tendency to over-estimate their skill levels and strengths. If in question of what league to play, contact one of the board members.
