What is Competitive Play?
Competitive Play is with the red-white-blue ball. The ball is harder, the pace is faster, and the hits are tougher than in Recreational Play. Competitive play can be a great cardio workout, depending on the player's level of athleticism and motivation to really move!
Levels 5 and 6 enjoy team play every Monday night.
Level 4 has team play on Wednesday nights.
Each player has an opportunity to be Captain, who, with the other Captain, selects his/her teams and determines their positions.
On Wednesdays, Level 4 joins Level 5 on Net 1, while Level 6 plays on Net 2.
Level 5 and 6 play together on Thursday nights - Net 1.
Twice a year, players have an opportunity to move up to the next level. See the Bi-Annual Rating section for details.
Competitive Play is with the red-white-blue ball. The ball is harder, the pace is faster, and the hits are tougher than in Recreational Play. Competitive play can be a great cardio workout, depending on the player's level of athleticism and motivation to really move!
Levels 5 and 6 enjoy team play every Monday night.
Level 4 has team play on Wednesday nights.
Each player has an opportunity to be Captain, who, with the other Captain, selects his/her teams and determines their positions.
On Wednesdays, Level 4 joins Level 5 on Net 1, while Level 6 plays on Net 2.
Level 5 and 6 play together on Thursday nights - Net 1.
Twice a year, players have an opportunity to move up to the next level. See the Bi-Annual Rating section for details.
Competitive Play Subcommittee
All things related to Competitive Play, such as Captain Team Play, bi-annual ratings, and special events are governed by the CPSC - Competitive Play Subcommittee.
This committee meets monthly, sometimes more often.
This committee meets monthly, sometimes more often.
Photographs by
Charlie Schuman
Photographs by
Charlie Schuman
Mike Renyer prepares to block while Bob Gorts gets the ball to the other side
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Gary Rogers contemplates his next move while Kalli Genest looks on
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