Volleyball-Grass

Hola! Buenos Dais! Ever have trouble drawing the line? Well I’m here to help you cross (or not cross) that barrier with a dose of common net and line violations in our Grass Volleyball Leagues!

What is a Net Violation?

Touching the net with any part of the body while the ball is in play is a net violation.

Players are allowed to touch the posts, ropes or any other object outside the antennae or court lines as long as it does not interfere with the play. Players are not allowed to touch the part of the antennae that is above the top of the net.

Thinking of switching surfaces? Maybe your indoor or beach leagues aren’t quite cutting it anymore and playing Grass Volleyball will give you some extra mowtivation. Changing your environment is a great way to keep things fresh, while still playing a sport you know and love.

Here are some reasons why some people prefer Grass to other forms of Volleyball:

We have all experienced those players on our team, you know, the one who only shows up to about 40% of your league games. Their excuses are always (somewhat) valid – “I’m swamped at work,” “My car got stuck in the snow,” “I had to feed Mr. Meowington” – but they usually pay their league fees in full and they’re always up for a post-game beer, so we put up with them anyway.

You don’t want to play short (again) so you need to find a sub. This can sometimes be a tedious task, so here are a few tips to help simplify your quest:

WHO TO ASK