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A Division- Our A division is the most competitive division. Please attend one or both open gyms to make sure you are at the A division level for league. Players should be at a skill level of a BB/A/AA rating in NAGVA/USAV. Players should register and pay online as a free-agent by the deadline. Teams are formed/drafted from there.
B1/B2/C Division- These divisions form their own teams. If you are looking for a team, please attend one or both open gyms. You may ask the team captains directly to be on their team or you can register on-line as a free agent. Team captains will have access to the free agent list and may request you to join their team. CCV committee tries to assist in forming free agent teams as best we can.
Everyone is encouraged to come out to one of our open gyms to meeting new people and if you are not sure which division you should play in, our division captains can help you determine where you best fit!
Division Play Definitions
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A Division |
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• High level of volleyball knowledge: All rotation options, including adjustments; Complex plays from various sets; Thorough understanding of the rules • Ability to run complex play in a 5-1/6-2 formation that usually result in points scored against B1 teams. • High quality ball handling • Ability to consistently pass free balls and serves to a setter/target • Highly effective blocking against a B1 team. • Ability to consistently attack balls to opposing team • Ability to consistently disrupt opposing defense by strategically placing free balls • Ability to attack a ball set away from the net • Effective back row attacks • Serving that is consistently disruptive to B1 teams and/or results in numerous aces • Libero position is effectively utilized for defensive play • Players may be rotated in and out on a per player basis |
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B1 Division |
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• Strong foundation of volleyball knowledge: Rotations; Basic set plays run by a setter • Ability to consistently run a 5-1/6-2 offense at high levels • Minimal issues with ball handling • Ability to typically pass free balls and serves to a setter/target • Highly effective blocking against a B2 team with minimal net faults. • Ability to typically attack balls to opposing team • Ability to occasionally disrupt opposing defense by strategically placing free balls • Ability to adjust a ball set away from the net and pass or attack the ball over • Occasional back row attacks • Serving that is consistently disruptive to B2 teams and/or results in numerous aces • Libero position is effectively utilized for defensive play • Players may be rotated in and out on a per player basis |
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B2 Division |
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• Solid foundation of volleyball knowledge: Rotations; Basic set plays run by a setter • Ability to consistently run a 4-2 offense • Minimal issues with ball handling • Ability to typically pass free balls and serves to a setter/target • Highly effective blocking against a C team with minimal net faults. • Ability to typically attack balls to opposing team • Ability to occasionally disrupt opposing defense by strategically placing free balls • Ability to adjust a ball set away from the net and pass or attack the ball over • Serving that is consistently disruptive to C teams and/or results in aces • Players may be rotated in and out on a per player basis |
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C Division |
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• Introductory to good foundation of volleyball knowledge: Rotations • Ability to consistently run a 4-2 offense • Some issues with ball handling acceptable • Players can be freely rotated into the server position |
Players are regularly added to the roster for B1/B2/C divisions of existing teams up to the cut off date.