Tournament Details

• 1 Competitive and 1 Recreational Divisions
• $20 per Player for Adult or $15 with student ID
• Each pool play match will be 3 games
• The first two games will be played 25 points and the final game will be to 15 points
• Rally scoring will be used in all games
• Referees will be players from each team, with two line judges (line judges will be players form teams - each team will be assigned to refereeing per schedule).
• Official WOVD rules will be followed. See Rules
• Tournament will be a round robin finished with bracketing to determine one winning team for each division
• Trophies will be awarded to the top finishing team. Awards will also be given for the best hitter, best setter, and best libero/defense. A MVP award will be given to the best overall player of the tournament.

Qualified Players

• Disabled athletes, able-bodied athletes, males, females, high school, college students and adults will be accepted. Anyone is eligible as long as they can safely compete and are willing to follow the rules of Sitting Volleyball. Competitive play is the goal. If you are interested in playing, but do not have a team, we are able to place you with one.

Additional Infromation

• Free lunch provided to players on Saturday
• Must Register to receive Team Shirts, Enter Here

Hotels

• La Quinta
• Rooms are blocked out at the La Quinta Inn. Ask for the Sitting Volleyball group black when making reservations. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel directly or by calling our seservation center at 800-753-3757. Group reservations cannot be booked online however, to find out more informaiton on the hotel you can visit us at LQ.com. Please have all attendees call in and reserve their rooms before the cut off date of February 4th to ensure availabilty.
• Hampton Inn
• Super 8

Key Rule Modifications

• The position of each player is determined and controlled by the position of their bottoms. This means that the hand(s) and/or leg(s) may lie in the attack or free zone outside the court
• “Bottom” is defined as the upper part of the body, from shoulder to one’s buttocks.
• Touching the opponent’s court beyond the centerline with a hand is permitted, if some part of the penetrating hand remains either in contact with or directly above the center line. To contact the opponent’s court with any other part of the body is prohibited. The player may penetrate into the opponent’s space under the net, provided there is no interference with the opponent.
• The player is not allowed to lift his/her bottom from the court when executing any type of attack-hit. The back-row player may perform any type of attack-hit from any height, if at the time of the hit the bottom does not touch or cross over to the attack line.
• The player must have contact with the court with some part of the upper part of the body at all times when playing the ball, except when making a defensive free zone play. In such defensive play, a loss of contact with the court is permitted for a moment.
• The player is not allowed to lift his/her bottom from the court when executing any type of attack-hit. The back-row player may perform any type of attack-hit from any height, if at the time of the hit the bottom does not touch or cross over to the attack line.
• The player must have contact with the court with some part of the upper part of the body at all times when playing the ball, except when making a defensive free zone play. In such defensive play, a loss of contact with the court is permitted for a moment.
• The referee’s official hand signal of “lifting from the court” is raising the upper hand and forearm positioned parallel to the floor and mirror imaging the lower hand and forearm.
• Referees in sitting volleyball must stand to the sides of the court due to the height of the net and the fact that the players are in a seated position.

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