Volleyball

2025 Winter Adult Volleyball

• Dates: January 7th – May 27th 
• Nights: Tuesdays
• Time: 5:30-8:30pm
• Location: Kernersville Recreation & Event Center 1020 Shields Rd. Kernersville
• Fee: $5 per night
• Registration: Pre- registration encouraged, please only register if you know you will be able to attend. Registrations cannot be transferred, please contact us for an account credit by 4pm the day of the program to be eligible to transfer your registration to another night if you are unable to attend

• Registration

Update: We are introducing a “Queen of the Court” system, where there will be a “winner court” where all courts will rotate depending on losses & wins. The loser moves to a different court to play and the winners rotate opposite. A “game” will be a set to 15 points, win by 2, cap at 21. We have 4 courts available to play, so there will constantly be moving parts. We will have a recreation attendant/staff member(s) available to help with the flow of the system, they will be on site to ensure play is rotating correctly and to observe how things are going. Every hour we will pause and switch up teams for those who want to be more competitive or play with other friends. We encourage to sign up with people you plan to play with to ensure you’re playing at the same skill level

In order to have safe and competitive play for all, please reference recommended skills below:

*Advanced Intermediate Player: An advanced Intermediate player is categorized as one whom has mastered the basic skills of volleyball. They have played in structured leagues, volleyball that has been officiated, or mandates legal hits and compliance with volleyball rules. The player should have the physical proficiency to perform all volleyball skills on court at a competitive level; and has achieved ball control and dependability with directional placement ability on shots.

Minimum Skills:

• Has mastered the fundamental actions of volleyball and can perform them consistently at a high skill level and in compliance with volleyball rules.
• Can consistently get their serve in. 
• Can bump pass the ball with proper volleyball technique and directionally pass to the proper player. Can return serves and hit consistently to proper player on their team. Has the knowledge of digging and can perform this skill. Players at this level must consistently pass with accuracy and control.
• Can set the ball consistently to the location needed to properly allow for spikes. Has control over where sets go. Must be able to set ball cleanly with compliance to volleyball rules.
• Can perform spikes or overhead attacks consistently when set. Has knowledge of the hitter position and what that positions duties require and can perform those skills.
• Has the ability and knowledge to cover the floor in their position on the court. Must have physical range of motion to properly do this; and complete understanding of where to be positioned throughout the game.
• Has a clear understanding of volleyball rules and techniques; and can recognize faults and violations.
• Skill level is not necessarily associated with how many years you have played the sport. You could have played for years, and still be at a novice level or due to skills or physical conditions. Your skill level may have been at a higher level, and has now dropped to a lower skill level. Conversely, you may have an exceptional skill level and learned the sport quickly and been able to rise to a higher level after playing a short period of time.