SVC Summer Grass League
Welcome to Squamish Grass Volleyball League, a co-ed league open to teams of all levels. Our goal is to provide lots of competitive game play, and a fun, social community of passionate volleyball people.Fun volleyball, great people and sweet prizes. If you love volleyball, want to play and be a part of a growing community of volleyball players….THIS LEAGUE IS FOR YOU
Teams are organized into pools based on level of play. Each week, teams are re-ranked with top teams in their group moving up a pool and lower teams moving down a pool. We endeavor to mix up opponents to add some variety.
Each team must have at least two female players on the court at all times - we recommend forming a team of 6 players to have subs available.
Questions?
Please email [email protected]
Teams are organized into pools based on level of play. Each week, teams are re-ranked with top teams in their group moving up a pool and lower teams moving down a pool. We endeavor to mix up opponents to add some variety.
Each team must have at least two female players on the court at all times - we recommend forming a team of 6 players to have subs available.
- Format: Co-ed Reverse 4's
- 2025 Season Dates: Mondays, May 26 - Aug 25, 6:00pm To Dusk (No league on Aug 4)
- Location: Don Ross Middle School, grass field (Brackendale)
- Please follow our Facebook page for weekly league information and to connect with other players.
Questions?
Please email [email protected]
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Reverse 4's Co-Ed Volleyball rules
MANDATORY TO HAVE FUN!!
Fouls: Please call your own fouls. Games are self-refereed. Participants are responsible for calling their own fouls- please err on the side of good sportsmanship.
Coed Volleyball Rules (Reverse 4’s )
Additional Rules/Exceptions
Fouls: Please call your own fouls. Games are self-refereed. Participants are responsible for calling their own fouls- please err on the side of good sportsmanship.
Coed Volleyball Rules (Reverse 4’s )
- Teams will only call fouls committed by their own players. Players will not call the fouls against their opponents. If there is a dispute on a call, re-serve the play. Contact an event coordinator for clarification of rules after match is completed.
- All players will conduct themselves in a polite and sportsmanlike manner.
- All balls must be hit cleanly. No scooping or carrying the ball. Only off of a driven ball may a ball may be double-hit (i.e. off arm and head in one continuous motion).
- Contact with the net (except for hair) in any way constitutes loss of point. A player that goes under the net but does not contact the net or interfere with the play is okay. *Note- if the wind pushes the net into a player, then this will not be considered a foul and play should proceed.
- A served ball may not be blocked, spiked or volleyed directly back over the net.
- A served ball may be received by volleying the ball, provided it is not volleyed directly back over the net (i.e. the ball may be volleyed to another member of the receiving team).
- A block or partial block does not count as one of a team’s 3 hits.
- The ball may be played by any part of the body.
- Teams may play with less than 4 players provided they have at least 1 female on the court.
- The minimum number of players required to avoid defaulting is 2 for Reverse 4’s and 3 for coed 6’s, with at least one of each gender. Team captains can add as many subs as they want to their rosters, so it is recommended that they take advantage of this to avoid having their team show up with less than a full lineup.
Additional Rules/Exceptions
- There are NO court position restrictions or requirements, but service rotation must remain the same throughout a single game. For example, players can stay in the same court position an entire game (at the net/back row etc.), but each player MUST serve in the same service rotation for the entire game.
- No open-handed tipping: Players who contact the ball with one hand and are putting the ball over the net must cleanly hit with the heel or palm of hand (a roll shot), with knuckles of bent fingers (a pokey), or with the back of the hand (locked wrist and locked fingers/knuckles). One handed placement or redirection of the ball with the fingers (dink or open-handed tip) is a fault.
- If a player is going to play the ball into the opponent’s court by setting or volleying, the player must contact the ball with 2 hands above the shoulders and it must be set directly forward or backward in relation to the player’s body (shoulders and hips should be in the same position from prior to the set happening). NO DUMPING! This applies even if it is the team’s 3rd hit.
- Men must take off from behind the attack line when spiking (i.e. back-row attacks only).
- Men can only block men.
- Men can play the ball while standing in front of the attack line; however, the ball must travel in an upwards trajectory and must cross the opposing team’s attack line.