* - Team Skill Explanation:
In order to facilitate placing teams as closely as possible to where they belong in the overall ranks, it helps to have a self-assessment. Your choice here does not lock your team into the
selected level of play. It only helps determine where your team will start the league. Throughout the season, your team may move up or down depending on overall performance. Use your best judgement
since the more accurate your initial ranking, the more evenly matched you and your opponents are likely to be in the beginning of the season. The below descriptions are only approximate.
- Advanced Competitive (top court):
Most of the team has recently played high level varsity ball or college (or has the equivelent skills). Typically, 8-20 high-level yrs experience.
- Advanced Recreational (2nd or 3rd court):
Most of the team has recently played high school varsity ball (or has the equivelent skills). Typically, 8-20 yrs experience.
- Intermediate Competitive (3rd or 4th court):
Most of the team has recently played high school ball or club ball (or has the equivelent skills). Typically, 4-10 yrs experience.
- Intermediate Recreational (4th or 5th court):
Most of the team has played junior varsity high school ball (or has the equivelent skills). Typically, 4-10 yrs experience.
- Beginner Competitive (5th or 6th court):
Most of the team has played intramural or pick-up ball (or has the equivelent skills). Typically, 1-5 yrs experience.
- Beginner Recreational (7th or 8th court):
Most of the team has little to no experience (or has the equivelent skills). Typically, 0-2 yrs experience.
