Girls will be allowed to serve from inside the court. They should be able to step inside the court up to 5 feet.
Servers are allowed to let the ball drop once before serving. If they let the ball drop twice in a row, the point will be awarded to the other team.
Foot faults will not be called.
Net violations will be called. Girls should not touch the net while attempting to play the ball (same as high school).
Girls may step on, but not over the center line.
Substitutions: Subs will enter the game at the middle back position.
No double hits/touches will be called.
2 timeouts per set. 30 seconds per timeout.
Only 2 sets will be played, win by 2. Cap at 28. The winning team will be the team with better differential. (i.e. Team A wins the set 25-22 and then loses the set 24-26. Team A will win the match because of their differential.)
Tournament: We will play best of 3. The third set will only go to 15. Cap at 17.
Volleylite balls will be used for the beginning of the season
How often does a team have two games on one day,
and how many of those double headers are not back-to-back.
Team
Total DHs
DHs with 1x Delay
DHs with 2x Delay
(N1)
4
2
0
Net Ninjas (N2)
4
3
0
Setting Stars (N3)
4
2
0
Spike Sisters (N4)
4
1
0
Time Slot Distribution
How often does each team play on a particular time slot.
The time slots are represented by letters in the legend box below.
Team
A
B
C
D
Total Games
(N1)
2
2
2
2
8
Net Ninjas (N2)
2
3
1
2
8
Setting Stars (N3)
2
4
2
8
Spike Sisters (N4)
2
3
1
2
8
Time Slot Legend
A -
6:00 PM
Monday
The Hive: CVMC Court
B -
6:45 PM
Monday
The Hive: CVMC Court
C -
7:30 PM
Monday
The Hive: CVMC Court
D -
8:15 PM
Monday
The Hive: CVMC Court
Home-Away Distribution
How often is a team Home or Away.
Team
Home
Away
(N1)
4
4
Net Ninjas (N2)
4
4
Setting Stars (N3)
4
4
Spike Sisters (N4)
4
4
Opponent Distribution
How often does a team play against any other particular team.
Team
A
B
C
D
Bye
A
(N1)
3
2
3
B
Net Ninjas (N2)
3
3
2
C
Setting Stars (N3)
2
3
3
D
Spike Sisters (N4)
3
2
3
Games Per Week Distribution
How many games does a team have during a particular week.
The blue background indicates a team has two or more games in the same day.
Team
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
(N1)
2
2
2
2
Net Ninjas (N2)
2
2
2
2
Setting Stars (N3)
2
2
2
2
Spike Sisters (N4)
2
2
2
2
Total number of double headers = 16
Opponents Played Per Week Distribution
Displays which opponents a team played during a particular week.
A blue background indicates a team played the same opponent in consecutive weeks or twice in the same week.
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Scoring:
Every serve is a point.
First two games go until 25 points. Third game goes to 15 points.
Best of three games for 5th-6th & 7th-9th. 3rd-4th only plays two sets.
First one to 25 for the first two sets, first one to 15 for the third wins.
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO WIN BY TWO.
Serving:
3rd-4th Grade League- They may come up to the gray pickleball line to serve but can NOT pass that.
Two serve attempts (if they miss their first serve, they get a second try). If the server misses their second serve, the coach will throw a free ball over to the other team to play out. The other team gets the point and will get to serve after the free ball.
Other:
Home team wears White and visitors wear Maroon. Home team is the first team listed on Quickscores.com.
You NEED to rotate each sideout.
Only two players need to play. Forfeit will happen, if you only have one player.
Everyone serves, rotate in after the serve.
The ball can hit the ceiling and still be playable, if it is within the 3 touches.
If the ball hits the divider, it’s a sideout.
Blocks do not count for the three touches.
If the ball hits the ceiling and lands on the opponent side of the net, it’s a sideout.
Net Violations will be called.
No doubles will be called.
REMEMBER: THIS IS FOR FUN! PLEASE BE RESPECTFUL TO ALL ATHLETES AND OFFICIALS.
NEPHI RECREATION PARTICIPANT & SPECTATOR CODE OF CONDUCT
Nephi Recreation promotes sportsmanship, respect, integrity and fair play in all of our programs. We are concerned about keeping a high standard of sportsmanship in each of our programs. Participants, parents, coaches, officials and Recreation staff should be able to feel like they are in a “safe” environment when they attend practices and games.
Nephi Recreation programs are focused on:
Fun
Life Skills:Teamwork & Communication (Understanding that sometimes we win and sometimes we lose)
Skill Development
Great Sportsmanship & Positive Attitude
Effort: Give 100%
Exercise & Good health
Behavior not acceptable includes:
♦ Profanity of any kind
♦ Arguing with officials, coaches or Recreation staff
♦ Abuse or harassing participants, officials, scorekeepers, or other spectators
♦ Smoking, drinking or being under the influence of alcohol or drugs while on City property.
Coaches and Recreation staff will remind you about the Code of Conduct as needed but it is each individuals’ responsibility to adhere to the Code of Conduct. Consequences for not adhering to the Code of Conduct could include being asked by the Recreation Director or his representatives to be dismissed from the program site. Failure to leave the site could result in involvement of the Police Department. Actions could also lead to not being allowed to attend City sponsored functions in the future.
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