Low Rec B
This is our lowest level of play. If you are a beginner, or even a first timer, this is the spot for you! Typically, players in this level know the rules to a very basic level. If you are here for the party and to just have a good time, this could be the division for you! Keep in mind, this is for beginners. The referees will only enforce absolutely ridiculous carries.
Low Rec A
This is our second lowest level of play. If you have some experience but are not comfortable playing with consistent spiking, setting, and 3-hit volleyball play, this is the division for you. Most players and teams within this division have a general understanding of the rules, with some of the more specific rules being unclear. The referees in this division will only enforce absolutely ridiculous carries. A team consisting of mostly high rec players playing with one/two new players should not play in this division, but mid rec instead.
Mid Rec
If you find yourself at a skill level above Low Rec A, but not yet ready for the pace of play in high rec, mid rec could be the spot for you! You may be comfortable receiving balls hit at you with some pace, but nothing crazy. You find yourself and teammates attempting to create plays with 3 touches on the ball before sending it over the net, but the ball is not hit hard often. You have a decent grasp on all of the rules of volleyball.
High Rec
This is our second highest level of play. In this division, you should expect consistent spiking, good setting, and 3-hit volleyball plays. This division is not the place to bring a new player, simply to fill your roster. All players on the team should be comfortable receiving hard driven balls. Players at this level are beginning to specialize in positions (outside hitter, setter, right side attacker, etc.) At this level, referees will begin calling carry/lifts more often. Teams may begin utilizing different setting arrangements and running plays.
Power
This is our highest level of play. In this division, expect fierce competition from our best players. Oftentimes, high school players and college players play in this division. If you are looking for our top tier, this is the spot for you.