Jacksonville Pickleball

We’re bringing you all new pickleball leagues! Grab a paddle and let’s do this.

2v2 open teams available for all skill levels.

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Whether you’re a free agent looking for a team or a captain already in charge, come play with us.

Arlington – Softball

Venue	Start Date	When	Type	Level	Bar	Status
Abess Park	June 21	TUE6:00‑10:00PM	Coed	Social	MVP's	Sold Out Get Info »
Abess Park	September 20	TUE6:00‑10:00PM	Coed	Social	MVP's	Open Get Info »

Ortega – Cornhole

Venue	Start Date	When	Type	Level	Bar	Status
The Phoenix	September 13	TUE7:00‑10:00PM	Open	Social	The Phoenix	Open Get Info »

Riverside – Kickball

Venue	Start Date	When	Type	Level	Bar	Status
Murray Hill Park	September 14	WED6:30‑10:00pm	Coed	Social	TBD	Open Get Info »

Riverside – Soccer

Venue	Start Date	When	Type	Level	Bar	Status
Murray Hill Park	September 14	MON6:30‑10:00pm	Coed	Social	TBD	Open Get Info »

San Marco – Kickball

Venue	Start Date	When	Type	Level	Bar	Status
San Jose Elementary	June 23	THU7:00 ‑10:00 PM	Coed	Social	World of Beer - Southpoint	In Play Get Info »
San Jose Elementary	September 15	THU7:00 ‑10:00 PM	Coed	Social	World of Beer - Southpoint	Open Get Info »

Southside – Flag Football

Venue	Start Date	When	Type	Level	Bar	Status
Fort Family Park	June 20	MON7:00PM‑10:15PM	Coed	Competitive	TBD	Sold Out Get Info »
Fort Family Park	June 20	MON7:00PM‑10:15PM	Coed	Social	TBD	Sold Out Get Info »
Fort Family Park	September 19	MON7:00PM‑10:15PM	Coed	Social	TBD	Open Get Info »
Fort Family Park	September 19	MON7:00PM‑10:15PM	Coed	Competitive	TBD	Restricted Get Info »

Southside – Volleyball

Venue	Start Date	When	Type	Level	Bar	Status
JJVA Volleyball Training	June 21	TUE7:00PM‑10:00PM	Coed	Social	TBD	In Play Get Info »
JJVA Volleyball Training	September 13	TUE7:00PM‑10:00PM	Coed	Social	TBD	Open Get Info »
JJVA Volleyball Training	September 15	THU7:00PM ‑ 10:00PM	Coed	Social	World of Beer - Southpoint	Open Get Info »

Springfield – Basketball

Venue	Start Date	When	Type	Level	Bar	Status
Citi Teen Center	September 21	WED7:00‑10:15PM	Open	Social	TBD	Open Get Info »
Citi Teen Center	June 22	WED7:00‑10:15PM	Open	Social	TBD	Sold Out Get Info »

The Beaches – Cornhole

Venue	Start Date	When	Type	Level	Bar	Status
Lynch's Irish Pub	September 13	TUE7:00‑10:00PM	Open	Social	Lynch's Irish Pub	Open Get Info »

The Beaches – Kickball

Venue	Start Date	When	Type	Level	Bar	Status
Donner Park	June 22	WED6:30‑10:00pm	Coed	Social	Culhane's	In Play Get Info »
Donner Park	September 14	WED6:30‑10:00pm	Coed	Social	Culhane's	Open Get Info »

The Beaches – Pickleball

Venue	Start Date	When	Type	Level	Bar	Status
Donner Park - Pickleball Courts	September 13	TUE8:00‑10:00pm	Open	Intermediate (3.0-3.5)	Culhane's	Open Get Info »
Donner Park - Pickleball Courts	June 21	TUE7:00‑10:00pm	Open	Competitive (4.0 & Up)	TBD	In Play Get Info »
Donner Park - Pickleball Courts	June 21	TUE7:00‑10:00pm	Open	Social (Beginner-2.5)	TBD	Sold Out Get Info »
Donner Park - Pickleball Courts	September 13	TUE8:00‑10:00pm	Open	Competitive (4.0 & Up)	Culhane's	Open Get Info »
Donner Park - Pickleball Courts	September 13	TUE8:00‑10:00pm	Open	Social (Beginner-2.5)	Culhane's	Open Get Info »

The Beaches – Volleyball

Venue	Start Date	When	Type	Level	Bar	Status
Jax Beach Pier	September 15	THU6:00 ‑ 8:00PM	Coed	Social	The Brix Taphouse	Open Get Info »
Jax Beach Pier	September 14	WED6:00 ‑ 8:00PM	Coed	Social	The Brix Taphouse	Open Get Info »

Town Center – Cornhole

Venue	Start Date	When	Type	Level	Bar	Status
Burrito Gallery	June 23	THU7:00‑10:00PM	Coed	Social	Burrito Gallery	In Play Get Info »
Burrito Gallery	September 15	THU7:00‑10:00PM	Coed	Social	Burrito Gallery	Open Get Info »

Questions? Ask Garrett Callis!

If you need help with registration, give us a shout

Skill Levels, Team Sizes & Roster Management

// SKILL LEVELS (PICKLEBALL SELF RATING GUIDE)

1.0. Beginner

● I am new to pickleball, learning scoring and rules
● I can hit at least 3 forehand shots in a row without an error
● I have a hard time sustaining a rally in games

1.5 Beginner

● I can keep short rallies going but fail to return balls frequently, and occasionally miss the ball entirely.
● I have played a few games and knows how to score and know some of the basic rules of the game
● I am learning how to serve and be accurate with my serve
● I am developing a consistent forehand

2.0 Beginner

● I am starting to learn to judge where the ball is going and can sustain a short rally with players of equal ability
● I still have weaknesses in my strokes, but I am working on improving them
● I can keep score and am familiar with the court positions for doubles play.
● I’m still reluctant to come to the net.

2.5 Advanced Beginner

● I can sustain longer rallies returning 4 or more shots without an error
● I can make easier volleys and use the backhand more often but need to work on stroke development
● I think more about coming to the Non Volley Zone (NVZ) and am starting to become more aggressive in my play
● I am beginning to use dinks and lobs, but don’t fully understand when and where they should be used.
● My serve has becomes more reliable, with at least half landing in the target area
● My knowledge of the rules continues to improve
● My court coverage is still a little weak but improves consistently.

3.0 Intermediate
● I am fairly consistent on the serve and serve return when hitting medium paced shots – at least 6 of 10
● I demonstrate improved skills with all the basic shots, strokes and placement, but need to improve control when trying for direction, depth or power on these shots.

● I am using dinks and lobs on a regular basis as part of my game

3.5 Advanced Intermediate

● I have have achieved stroke dependability with directional control on most medium paced and some harder hit shots
● I still need to develop more depth and variety with my shots but I am exhibiting more aggressive net play
● I anticipate the opponent’s shots and I am developing team work in doubles.

● I am starting to move past just banging the ball to use the “third shot drop” and mix play with dinks, soft shots, more pace, angles and lobs.

4.0 Advanced

● I have dependable strokes, directional control and depth on forehand and backhand strokes
● I use lobs, overheads, approach shots, and volleys with success and occasionally force errors when serving
● I am successful with third shot drops, dinks, pace mixture, angles and lobs are now regular parts of my game.
● I fully understand the rules, and can play by them
● I understand the importance of “keeping the ball in play” and the effect of making errors.
● Rallies may only be lost due to impatience.
● My teamwork in doubles is evident

4.5 Advanced Tournament Level

● I have mastered all the skills, shot types, touch, spin, serves and can control the depth of my shots, and handle pace.
● I have excellent shot anticipation, extremely accurate shot placement and regularly hit winning shots
● I force opponents to make errors by keeping the ball in play
● I anticipate opponents shots resulting in good court positioning
● I have mastered shot choices and strategies, varying these and my style of play according to the opponents strengths and weaknesses, and court position 2
● I can use an excellent shot mix, soft, dinks, pace, angles and lobs to set up offensive situations.
● My unforced errors are kept to a minimum to take advantage of my opponent’s errors.

5.0 Champion Level

● I have the skills and have been mastered all shot types, with touch spin serves all controlled to use as weapons
● I have excellent shot anticipation, extremely accurate shot placement, and frequently winning shots
● I force the opponent’s error by keeping the ball in play.
● I have mastered the dink and drop shot
● I have mastered the 3rd shot choice and also strategies
● I use soft shots, dinks and lobs to set up offensive situations
● I have mastered the strategies and can vary them and their style of play to compete.
● I am dependable in stressful situations as in tournament or match play
● My athletic ability, quickness, agility and raw athleticism are also qualities that separate the top players from those near the top

*Ratings Guide Created by Mike Guyot

// PLAYER ELIGIBILITY

1. All Players must be at least 21 years of age and have current, adequate health insurance.

2. All players must be properly registered on a team during the season for which they are playing.

*If a player is registered on more than one team within the league, they may only play for one team in the playoffs.

*All players must agree to the Fray Liability Waiver as described in the Fray Terms and Conditions section of Player Registration.

3. Any use of an ineligible player will result in a forfeit.

// GENERAL POLICIES

We accept individual player payments and allow prepayment for additional players and/or full teams. We are also proud to welcome those who do not have a full team (small groups and free agents) to participate in our league.
Because our mission is to make fun possible, these policies make it easier for people to get involved with and build community through social sports.
All registrations are on a first come, first serve basis. Any roster that does not reach our official size (based on each sport) is eligible to receive free agents and/or small groups. Rosters made up of primarily free agents and/or a collection of small groups may have more players than the standard roster size. This policy is in place to help ensure free agent teams are able to consistently field a team each week.

// Roster Size Chart

4. Substitute players (players not on the roster) may be used at any time in the regular season. Substitutes are not permitted during playoffs.*All substitutes must be a registered player on another team and/or in another Fray league that is currently in play.
*Teams may use additional substitute players above the player minimum with the opposing team’s consent. Teams who agree to play under these conditions must notify the Host before the start of the game and the outcome of the game will stand as is.5. Teams have until 10 minutes past the designated start time to field the minimum number of players. The 10 minute grace period is considered part of the overall game time. If a team is unable to reach the minimum number of players, the game will be deemed a forfeit.*Teams may play a “legal game” with less than the required minimum number of players with the opposing team’s consent. Teams who agree to play under these conditions will lose the option of receiving a forfeit win and the outcome of the game will stand as is. Team’s must notify the Host before the start of the game.6. Teams must designate a captain prior to the start of the game. They are the only team member allowed to discuss calls with officials. Judgement calls by an official may not be disputed.

Sport	Promotion Size	Official Size	Max Roster Size	Female Minimum
Pickleball – 2v2	2	2	4	N/A

Pickleball Rules

// GOLDEN RULE

First and foremost, all Fray leagues are 50% Social and 50% Sport. While we have staff // officials, we expect individuals to respect the league’s culture of fair and fun play. Foul language and rough play will not be tolerated. Individuals who cannot adhere to our standards of fair play and sportsmanship may be asked to leave the league. We want everyone to have fun and be social while enjoying a great sport. We will do whatever we can to make sure all players are having fun!

// GAME DURATION

1. 1 match against 1 team playing at least 3 games and up to 5 total games. Each game played to 11 points, win by 2
Switch to Rally scoring at the 10-minute warning
At least 3 games need to be played for the match to be official

// START OF PLAY

1. Team captains will play rock, paper, scissors. The winner can choose to serve first or the side of the court they prefer.

// Serving

1. The ball is served underhand and diagonally to the opponent’s service court

2. Player A serves → If Team AB wins the point, Player A switches positions with Player B and serves. This continues until Player A faults. After Player A faults, Player B serves. After Player B faults, the serve goes to the other team.

3. The serve CAN bounce before making contact on the serve.

4. Serves must cross the non-volley line on the opponent’s side

5. If the serve lands in the non-volley zone or on the non-volley line, it is considered a fault, and the other team gets the ball

6. Serves must be made underhand and below the waist

7. The server must be positioned behind the baseline and on their quadrant of the court

8. Serves must be made underhand and below the waist

9. Only one serve attempt is allowed

10. The Double-Bounce Rule:
When the ball is served, the receiving team must let it bounce before returning, and then the serving team must let it bounce before returning, thus two bounces.
After the ball has bounced once in each team’s court, both teams may either hit the ball before it bounces or play it off a bounce.

11. Any ball that lands on the line is considered in.

// SCORING

1. Serve to Score. (This means you may only score on volleys in which your team started the serve.)

2. A point is scored if the returning team fails to return the ball or if the returning team commits a fault.

3. Each game is played to 11 points, any you must win by 2

4. The score must be announced before each Serve in the following Manner:

(Servers Team Score – Opponents Score – Serving # [1 or 2]) Example: 9-7-1

// FAULTS

1. A fault is any action that stops play because of a rule violation.

2. The ball is hit into the net on the serve or any return

3. The ball is volleyed before a bounce has occurred on each side

4. The ball is hit out of bounds

5. A ball is volleyed from the non-volley zone

6. A ball bounces twice before being struck by the receiver

7. A player, player’s clothing, or any part of a player’s paddle touches the net or the net post when the ball is in play

8. There is a violation of a service rule

9. A ball in play strikes a player or anything the player is wearing or carrying

9. A ball in play strikes any object outside of the court before bouncing back onto the court

// Non-Volley Zone aka “The Kitchen”

1. The non-volley zone is the court area within 7 feet on both sides of the net

2. Volleying is prohibited within the non-volley zone. This rule prevents players from executing smashes from a position within the zone

3. It is a fault if, when volleying a ball, the player steps on the non-volley zone, including the line and/or when the player’s momentum causes them or anything they are wearing or carrying to touch the non-volley zone including the associated lines

4. It is a fault if, after volleying, a player is carried by momentum into or touches the non-volley zone, even if the volleyed ball is declared dead before this happens

5. A player may legally be in the non-volley zone any time other than when volleying a ball

// Game Duration

1. Matches will be played as a Best-of-5 format with a 50 minute time limit. Game times may vary based on a specific location.

1. No new games may be started after the 45 minute point of the match during the regular season. If during playoffs, all games will be played in full as a Best-of-5

*If time expires in the middle of a game, the team with the most points will be declared the winner of that game. If less than a two (2) point difference exists between scores the referee or league host will set a point cap and the teams will play till the first team reaches that point.

2. Rally scoring will be used and a team must win by 2 unless tied at the point cap. If the score is tied at the point cap, the winner of the next point wins.

3. Scores should be called out loudly before each serve.

4. The Referee or league host will have a game of Rock, Paper, Scissors with the winning team captain to determine the choice of serving first or choosing a side for the first game.

5. Teams will switch sides for each game. The team that serves to start each game will alternate throughout the Match.

// Referees & Sportsmanship

Generally, Standard Pickleball Rules will be followed.

1. Pickleball is a self-regulated game that relies on the Honor System. Teams and players are responsible for calling their own faults during play. If a fault occurs, you are expected to call it as such. While referees may at times call a fault, a lack of a call by a Referee does not remove your obligation to abide by the Honor System.

4. League officials have the authority to eject anyone before, during and immediately after any match if they feel it is warranted.

5. All decisions made by referees are final.

// Equipment, Uniforms & Facility Use

1. All equipment will be provided by Jax Fray, including game balls and Paddles. You are more than welcome to bring your own Paddles as well!

2. Players should make every effort to wear the official Fray division shirt.

3. Players must wear athletic, closed toed shoes.

4. If an individual or team violates the facility’s Code of Conduct, they may be asked to leave and a refund will not be issued.

// Playoffs & Standings

1. Playoffs are determined after the regular season has concluded and are based on scheduling and other league logistics. Playoffs are not guaranteed.

2. Standings are sorted based on teams’ Win-Loss-Tie record. If there is a tie in the standings, we sort based on the following information in order until the tie is resolved:

*Head-to-head matchups
*Score differential
*Points For
*Points Against

// Forfeits

1. Teams have until 10 minutes past the designated start time to field the minimum number of players. The 10 minute grace period is considered part of the overall game time. If a team is unable to reach the minimum number of players, the game will be deemed a forfeit.

*First Forfeit – Loss of game and warning issued
*Second Forfeit – Loss of game and Fray reserves the right to remove team the playoffs.
*Third Forfeit – Loss of game and removal from the league with no refund

2. In the case of a forfeit, the final score is recorded as 2-0.

// Weather Cancellations

1. One week is built into the end of each season

2. All players will be notified via email if games are canceled

3. If more than one weather cancellation occurs, Fray will try to find another week if possible to make up the games, but it is not guaranteed.

4. Should inclement weather or other factors limit normal scheduled game duration and more than half the game has been played, the game shall count as the full game

FAQ's

General

Why join JAX Fray sports?

JAX Fray understands that for most people joining a sports team is about hanging out with your friends, having a good time and meeting some new people. We strive to keep the games fair and stress free so you can do just that… socialize and have a good time!

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How much does it cost to join JAX Fray?

Registration dues vary by location,night and sport. JAX Fray strives to keep dues low while still providing a quality experience for our members. Most leagues range in cost from $25 – $70. This fee covers insurance, field permits, equipment, player t-shirts, parties, prizes, recruiting, staffing at every league and the tons of other Fray events that we will be hosting throughout the year. You definitely get your money’s worth!

Each league typically gets at least 6 organized nights of games and tomfoolery, and league-wide parties where you’ll get to meet literally hundreds and hundreds of other players. You’ll also have access to all our other league related events, shindigs and parties throughout the year.

*Please note, JAX Fray does not issue refunds.*

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People I don’t know are on my roster. Why?

First… are you sure you don’t know them or that they aren’t a friend of a friend? Once you’ve checked there it likely means free agents or another small group has been merged onto your team. When groups do not reach full team size we merge groups and free agents together to fill out rosters.

To learn more about our how the roster management and group / free agent mergers work check out our full roster management page here!

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Forfeit Policy

First Offense: Loss of game.
Second Offense: Loss of game and staff reserves the right to remove team from playoffs.
Third Offense: Potential Removal from the league, at the discretion of league commissioners.
Any team that forfeits more than once also forfeits any guarantee or right to a certain number of guaranteed games.
If you know in advance that your team is going to forfeit a game, we encourage you to let us know prior by emailing [email protected] so as to help us notify your opponent.
Teams have until ten minutes past the designated start time to field a full squad (minimum numbers of players required to play according to the rules). Refer to rules regarding gender policies(batting ratios, female designated football plays, etc). Anything less then the minimum must be approved by the staff and opposing team.

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How does this “social sports” thing work?

JAX Fray operates a lot like the sports leagues of your youth. Our goal is to connect people socially and to play more often! Our leagues are 6-8 weeks long with a final championship tournament and end of season party, though we also host one time events as well. From softball, to league parties, to scavenger hunts, JAX Fray organizes the events so all you have to do is show up and have fun!

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How do I join?

To register select your desired day and location. Make sure to read through the season info before signing up (dates,location,etc). Click through the links and you will be guided through the process. If you have any questions email us at [email protected]

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Is JAX Fray a competitive league?

Since the beginning, JAX Fray has always been more about meeting people, playing a fun game and socializing afterward at the bar. A few players are naturally more competitive than others but don’t worry, 95% of JAX Fray is NOT competitive.
As we grow we will begin to offer divisions for different skill levels for select sports BUT every league we offer is inherently SOCIAL, in that we are all out there to have a good time and meet new people!

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How old do you have to be to join?

All players must be at least 21. Why? Because playing your game is only a small part of it. A large part of the fun happens at the bars after the games are done! Most players are between 23 and 31 years old and 60% are female.

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What if I don’t know anyone in The Fray? Can I still play?

Absolutely! The majority of JAX Fray players sign up as independents or in smaller groups. Once registration for a division is closed, we merge all free agents and small groups into bigger teams, as space is available. From the beginning you’ll get to meet new people from your team alone, not to mention all the other players from the other teams as the season plays out!
JAX Fray is the EASIEST way to meet people and make new friends!

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How can my friends and I be on the same team?

Your ringleader simply forms a new group during the registration process. Once they’re registered, everyone then registers under that group / team. Easy Peasy! Doesn’t matter how small your group is, we’ll keep your buddies together when we merge and finalize teams after registration is closed. Start telling your buddies to sign up now!
- *JAX Fray reserves the right to put independent players on your group / team. Please check out our Roster Table to see average team size for leagues*

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What if I don’t like my team?

Lots of people join JAX Fray for different reasons and sometimes you may find yourself on a team that you just don’t mesh with. No worries, shoot your league commissioner an email and we will find you a new home!

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Can I pay for my friend(s)?

If you would like to prepay for other players or for an entire team you have the option to do so when registering! Once you are on commish and at the option to “Choose Your Destiny” there will be an option to Prepay for Others. Simply enter the number of additional people you are paying for, create a prepaid code and your total cost should update next to the box. Provide your created prepaid code to your players to use when they go to register for the season to mark their registration as paid.
If you would like to prepay for other players or for an entire team you have the option to do so when registering! Once you are on commish and at the option to “Choose Your Destiny” there will be an option to Prepay for Others. Simply enter the number of additional people you are paying for, create a prepaid code and your total cost should update next to the box. Provide your created prepaid code to your players to use when they go to register for the season to mark their registration as paid.
Some of our divisions now offer an option to prepay for a full team! When you are creating a team/group you can select to “Prepay for a Team” just under the prepay for others option. The total for payment should be reflected on the right-hand side of the screen. Complete the rest of the registration prompts and proceed to the payment screen. When you pay for a full team you are paying for a team spot in the league and a specific number of roster spots. Your teammates still need to register for the season and apply your prepaid code! If you would like additional players you can add additional roster spots at time of checkout or after the purchase.

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Are there team rates? Does everyone need to register for the league?

Yes, we do offer the option to pay as a team. Since our registration is individually based the team rate is based on our Roster Table for an official roster size X the registration cost. For steps on how to pay for a team during the registration process please check the FAQ above.
Every player must be a registered member on the roster. We do not allow subs/walk-ups/whomever to play with us without being a registered JAX Fray player. Certain leagues CAN use subs as long as that person is registered in the same division.
*Corporate,Veteran, alumni or other groups please email [email protected] to find out about our group programs.*

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What is your refund policy?

If you are unable to participate after completing the registration process we are able to transfer your registration to a future season as long as the season has not begun.
Often our rosters have limited space and last minute cancellations hinder our ability to properly plan and organize the season and our leagues as well as the costs that have already been incurred by the league. This also applies to prepayments and team payments.

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Is your payment processor secure?

Absolutely! We use commish and Stripe as our processor. Simply follow the prompts at the end of your registration to pay with your debit or credit card.

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How do rainouts and game cancellations work?

We make the final call a few hours before the games the day of, but for the most part, we usually play through a light drizzle. Any lightening in the area and games are first delayed then cancelled. At permitted locations that call to cancel is made by the operating facility. We usually build one or more weeks of make up days in case of weather. If a league has multiple cancellations game MAY NOT be able to be made up. Stay up to date on cancellations through our twitter account @jaxfray and look for emails from your league host.

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Skill Levels, Team Sizes & Roster Management

// SKILL LEVELS (PICKLEBALL SELF RATING GUIDE)

// PLAYER ELIGIBILITY

// GENERAL POLICIES

// Roster Size Chart

Pickleball Rules

// GOLDEN RULE

// GAME DURATION

// START OF PLAY

// Serving

// SCORING

// FAULTS

// Non-Volley Zone aka “The Kitchen”

// Game Duration

// Referees & Sportsmanship

// Equipment, Uniforms & Facility Use

// Playoffs & Standings

// Forfeits

// Weather Cancellations

FAQ's

General