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Levels are an adaptation of International standards (FIVB), USA Volleyball standards and AVP standards. We take our skill ranking of players serious. Players who desire to receive a high ranking must have more than just potential. It has to be proven on the court with concrete evidence and consistency. So when self ranking, make sure to not rank yourself what you wish you were or what you use to be, but what skill level you currently play at right at this very moment.
Categorized as follows:
| Ranking |
Description for Teams or Players | |
| Elite | Open | Formally coached or may have the equivalent skill level through experience. Post Olympic players compete at this level. |
| Advance | AA | Many years of experience and have been formally coached. Players are awesome at defense and offense! |
| Advance | A | Solid all around and can defend the ball very well. Their offense is good but at times might lack solid ball placement. |
| Intermediate | BB | Hold their own. They have developed good passing skills. Most players can defend the ball well but struggle with ball control from time to time. Players can hit the ball hard but struggle blocking effectively at times. |
| Intermediate | B | Good offensive skills but are limited in ball placement and the ability to hit various types of hits. Defense can be solid but not always consistent. |
| Fundamentalist | CC |
Decent offensive skills but are very limited in various types of hits and
ball placement. Defense is not always consistent but can pick some hard hits. |
| Fundamentalist | C | Working on proper court coverage, launching a decent offense and defense is good but limited to “free ball” type balls and some harder hits. |
| Beginner | DD | Learning court coverage and proper hitting, blocking, passing, setting and serving techniques. Brand new to 5-1/6-2 rotations. |
| Newbie | D | Has a really good grasp on the general concept of volleyball with six people on the court.Does not know proper court coverage and has very little technique in hitting, blocking, passing, setting and serving |
| Ranking |
Description for Teams or Players | |
| Advance | AA | Many years of JO/ varsity High School experience. Players are awesome at defense and offense! |
| Advance | A |
Several years of JO/varsity High School experience. Their offense is good but at times might lack solid ball placement. |
| Intermediate | BB | JO/ High School experience. They have developed good passing skills. Most players can defend the ball well but struggle with ball control from time to time. Players can hit the ball hard but struggle blocking effectively at times. |
| Intermediate | B | JO/ High School experience. Good offensive skills but are limited in ball placement and the ability to hit various types of hits. Defense can be solid but not always consistant. |
| Fundamentalist | CC |
Working on fundamental skills. Decent offensive skills but are very limited in various types of hits and ball placement. Defense is not always consistent but can pick some hard hits. |
| Fundamentalist | C | Working on proper court coverage, launching a decent offense and overall proper skills. Defense is good but limited to “free ball” type balls and some harder hits. |
| Beginner | DD |
Learning court coverage and proper hitting, blocking, passing, setting and
serving techniques. |
| Newbie | D | Brand new to the sport or may have the the general concept of volleyball but does not know proper technique. |



Youth Skill Level Ranking

