How Does It Work?

As with all of ZogSports' leagues, indoor volleyball is co-ed. It's 6 on 6, but a team is allowed to play with 4 to reduce forfeits. When you have 6 on the court, you must have at least 2 women. (If you have only 4 players, at least 1 must be a woman.) Each match consists of 3 games and we keep it exciting for everyone on the team through our two divisions (Casual and Extremely Casual).

What's the Cost and What's Included?

Early/regular registration will open January 28th and close February 8th/22nd or earlier if the league sells out. League fees are $995/ $1095 for a team of 10-12 players ($35 for each additional player over 12 - no limit to number of players on your roster) and $105/ $115 for individuals (we'll get everyone on a team). ZogSports donates a percentage of our profit to charity.

Fee includes:

• 1 scrimmage game
• 8 regular season games
• A heart-wrenching single elimination playoff tournament (50% of teams qualify)
• Fun ZogSports referee for every game
• One t-shirt per person on the roster
• Gym fees
• "Prize Money" from our sponsors donated to the winning team's charity of choice
• Equipment
• League administration
• Organized Happy Hours at local bars after the games

When Does it Start and When Are the Games?

The season will begin late March to early April. Every team will play approximately once a week with games on Sundays starting at 12:00pm - 8:00pm. Your division will not decide when you will play. There will be no games on Easter March 23rd.

Where Are We Playing?

All games will be in Manhattan at:

• Washington Irving High School - 17th Street and Irving Place (10th Floor gym)

Please note that game times, location and dates mentioned above are a very good guideline, but may change slightly.

What Are the Rules?

This is a fun recreational league. So we want everyone to play, stay involved and stay safe. The key rules are:

• 6 on 6, 4 men and 2 women (minimum). Teams may play as many as 6 women at a time.
• It's volleyball, not Newcomb. No carrying, touching or hanging on the net and no taunting after you spike in your opponent's mug.
• For full set of rules, see link at top of page.

Levels of Play

• Casual Division - Played before? Not a bad athlete? This is the happy middle ground.
• Extremely Casual Division - this is the pure fun division. It's for you if you're looking more for the social than the competition or consider yourself a beginner at the organized game.