Skill level
Descriptions
Recreational
(Rec)
These teams/players are new to volleyball or play very little volleyball. Focus is on getting the ball back over the net rather than setting the ball for an attack.
Intermediate
(Inter)
These teams/players are starting to play with 1-2 designated setters and set positions. Some rallies will have a pass, set, and medium attack.
Advanced
(Adv)
These teams/players play with set positions, "middle hitters" and 1-2 designated setters. They attempt to run a "quick" at some time in the game. There will be more rallies that end in a hard attack.
Competitive
(Comp)
These teams/players play set positions with 1 or 2 designated setters. Their serve reception consists of 4 or less passers. "Quicks" and "tempo sets" are attempted off of "free balls".
Court Volleyball
Recreational
(Rec)
These teams/players are fairly new to volleyball or plays once or twice a summer. Most rallies involve putting the ball over the net on the first hit. Players are more serious about having fun in the sun, rather than playing volleyball.
Intermediate
(Inter)
These teams/players are starting to play with 1-2 designated setters and set positions. Some rallies will have a pass, set, and medium attack. These teams/players still lack the ball control to start playing beach 4's.
Advanced
(Adv)
These teams/players have been playing beach 4s for a few seasons now. They have hitters that can find the open spots or put the ball away somewhat consistently. Their passing and control is good, however it is not consistent enough to play against the bigger hitters in Competitive 4s.
Competitive
(Comp)
These teams/players are very comfortable playing beach 4s. They have strong hitters, good blocking and solid passing ability. Most rallies result in a hard attack.
Beach Volleyball
Recreational
(Rec)
These teams/players primarily consist of new dodgeballers. The last time the majority of these players have played any dodgeball was in grade 6 gym class. The teams/players are out to try out this new sport and to enjoy being active with friends/family/coworkers.
Intermediate
(Inter)
These teams/players have some experience playing dodgeball however very little of it was organized. It may still be a new sport for nearly 50% of the players on each team. Teams/players are using minimal strategy.
Advanced
(Adv)
These teams/players have been playing court dodgeball a few seasons each year. Players are still out for a fun time but they are looking to up their skills and play more games against COMP level teams by using more strategies for a more methodical game play.
Competitive
(Comp)
These teams/players regularly play organized dodgeball. These teams/players have a good sense of strategies and technique to help them win and are made up of many players that can dodge, throw and catch.
Court Dodgeball
Recreational
(Rec)
These teams/players primarily consist of new dodgeballers. The last time the majority of these players have played any dodgeball was in grade 6 gym class. The teams/players are out to try out this new sport and to enjoy being active with friends/family/coworkers.
Intermediate
(Inter)
These teams/players have played dodgeball and perhaps some trampoline dodgeball, however very little of it was organized. It may still be a new sport for nearly 50% of the players on each team. Teams/players are using minimal strategy.
Advanced
(Adv)
These teams/players have been playing either court dodgeball or trampoline dodgeball a few seasons each year. Players are still out for a fun time but they are looking to up their skills and play more games against COMP level teams by using more strategies for a more methodical game play.
Competitive
(Comp)
These teams/players regularly play organized dodgeball either on the court, on the sand, or on the trampolines. These teams/players have a good sense of strategies and technique to help them win and are made up of many players that can dodge, throw, and catch.