FALL 2009 THURSDAY CO-REC

VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE
Game Locations:

1. Lindbergh Center (LC): 2400 Lindbergh Drive, Minnetonka

Minnetonka. Participants should park in the lot
located north of the facility off of Lindbergh Drive.
2. Hopkins High School (HHS): 2400 Lindb Lindbergh
ergh Drive, Minnetonka. Please enter the high school from
the main entrance on the south side of the building.
3. Williston Fitness Center (Williston): 14509 Minnetonka Dr., Minnetonka

General League Information:

• Completed team rosters on the official for

form are due in the Recreation Services office before your
first league game. All players must be listed (names, addresses and phone #’s) before they play or
they are ineligible to participate.

• A match consists of three games with a 55

55-minute time limit. Teams
eams may use any additional time to
scrimmage. Teams may start and continue a game with four or more players provided, in the co-rec
co
divisions, at least half are women (3 men/2 women are allowed with only two men allowed to
attack).

• Substitutions are allowed

wed in the center
center-back
back position as well as in the service position,
position with the substitute
remaining in the game for one rotation. The Libero is allowed only in the men’s and women’s divisions.

• This league consists of two

wo divisions: Intermediate A – 22 teams and Intermediate B – 8 teams.

• Teams/players are not allowed to hit the ball in the hallways while waiting for their game to begin.

• Children: Adult volleyball is unique in that the playing surface in most cases extends to the entire court
surface. Spectators
ators attending a contest have no place to stand except within the playing area. This
combination presents a potential hazard to both the spectator and the player. While it is reasonable
to think that spectators may wish to attend a volleyball match, cercertain
tain guidelines must be in place to
protect them and the participants. These guidelines are: spectators under the age of 13 must be
supervised by an adult (1:1 ratio) at all times. This supervisor cannot be a player. All spectators must
realize that there
here are certain hazards associated with this activity and that they must be alert to their
surroundings at all times.

• The 10-match
match winter session will begin January 8, 2010. December 2, 2009 is the deadline for teams to
register (provided there is space
space);
); to change ability levels; or to request a winter session refund.
Please note that the winter session is the more popular of the two sessions and does fill quickly.

• The Hopkins School District has adopted a Tobacco Free policy. NO TOBACCO OF ANY KIND IS
I
PERMITTED ON SCHOOL PROPERTY, INCLUDING the parking lot.

Inclement Weather:

In case of inclement weather players should call the weather hotline after 3:00 p.m. That number is
952-939-TELL (8355). Generally, if the schools are closed as a result o
off weather, volleyball matches will also
be cancelled.
 FALL 2009 THURSDAY CO-REC VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE

DATE TIME SITE TEAM TEAM

9/24/2009 6:45 p.m. LC #2 Another Round Clearly Out
Thursday 6:45 p.m. LC #3 Electric Mayhem The Swat Team
Practice game 7:45 p.m. LC #2 Bigeureka Ball Touchers
No Officials 8:45 p.m. LC #5 Double D Dawgs
If your team is unable to play this night, PLEASE call your opponent!
10/1/2009 6:45 p.m. LC #4 Divas & Dweebs AARP ‘n Kids
Thursday 6:45 p.m. LC #5 Set 4 Life Save the Beer
6:45 p.m. LC #6 Dawgs Scared Hitless
6:45 p.m. HHS-East Gym JJ’s Mix It Up Double D
6:45 p.m. Williston Bigeureka Bumpin’ Uglies
7:45 p.m. LC #4 The Swat Team Scraps
7:45 p.m. LC #5 Outsiders Ligers
7:45 p.m. LC #6 Scrappy Diggers Electric Mayhem
7:45 p.m. HHS-East Gym Lounge Lizards Half Naked
7:45 p.m. Williston Clearly Out Shagadelics
8:45 p.m. LC #4 Nothing But Net The Cuban Truffle
8:45 p.m. LC #5 Green Giants Sol Crushers
8:45 p.m. LC #6 Ball Touchers Another Round
8:45 p.m. HHS-East Gym Goofballs Marsh Madness
Teams Too Intense and The Dank have a bye this round.
10/8/2009 6:45 p.m. LC #2 AARP ‘n Kids The Cuban Truffle
Thursday 6:45 p.m. LC #3 Outsiders Scared Hitless
6:45 p.m. LC #4 Lounge Lizards Ligers
6:45 p.m. LC #5 Green Giants Save the Beer
6:45 p.m. LC #6 Bumpin’ Uglies Shagadelics
7:45 p.m. LC #2 The Swat Team Electric Mayhem
7:45 p.m. LC #3 Set 4 Life Double D
7:45 p.m. LC #4 Ball Touchers Half Naked
7:45 p.m. LC #5 Goofballs Sol Crushers
7:45 p.m. LC #6 Too Intense Dawgs
8:45 p.m. LC #2 Nothing But Net Scrappy Diggers
8:45 p.m. LC #3 Bigeureka Another Round
8:45 p.m. LC #4 JJ’s Mix It Up The Dank
8:45 p.m. LC #5 Clearly Out Marsh Madness
8:45 p.m. LC #6 Divas & Dweebs Scraps
10/15/2009 6:45 p.m. LC #2 JJ’s Mix It Up Save the Beers
Thursday 6:45 p.m. LC #3 Divas &Dweebs The Cuban Truffle
6:45 p.m. LC #4 Ligers Dawgs
6:45 p.m. LC #5 Another Round Lounge Lizards
6:45 p.m. LC #6 The Swat Team Nothing But Net
7:45 p.m. LC #2 Scraps Electric Mayhem
7:45 p.m. LC #3 Scared Hitless Too Intense
7:45 p.m. LC #4 Half Naked Outsiders
7:45 p.m. LC #5 Marsh Madness Green Giants
7:45 p.m. LC #6 Goofballs Shagadelics
8:45 p.m. LC #2 AARP ‘n Kids Scrappy Diggers
8:45 p.m. LC #3 Sol Crushers Set 4 Life
8:45 p.m. LC #4 The Dank Double D
8:45 p.m. LC #5 Bumpin’ Uglies Ball Touchers
8:45 p.m. LC #6 Bigeureka Clearly Out
DATE TIME SITE TEAM TEAM
10/22/2009 6:45 p.m. LC #2 Scraps Nothing But Net
Thursday 6:45 p.m. LC #3 Scared Hitless Marsh Madness
6:45 p.m. LC #4 Save the Beer The Dank
6:45 p.m. LC #5 Another Round Outsiders
6:45 p.m. LC #6 Green Giants Shagadelics
7:45 p.m. LC #2 AARP ‘n Kids The Swat Team
7:45 p.m. LC #3 Dawgs Half Naked
7:45 p.m. LC #4 Sol Crushers JJ’s Mix It Up
7:45 p.m. LC #5 Lounge Lizards Bumpin’ Uglies
7:45 p.m. LC #6 Ball Touchers Clearly Out
8:45 p.m. LC #2 Electric Mayhem Divas & Dweebs
8:45 p.m. LC #3 Too Intense Double D
8:45 p.m. LC #4 Scrappy Diggers The Cuban Truffle
8:45 p.m. LC #5 Ligers Set 4 Life
8:45 p.m. LC #6 Goofballs Bigeureka
10/29/2009 6:45 p.m. LC #2 Dawgs Another Round
Thursday 6:45 p.m. LC #3 Lounge Lizards Clearly Out
6:45 p.m. LC #4 Sol Crushers The Dank
6:45 p.m. LC #5 Save the Beer Double D
6:45 p.m. LC #6 AARP ‘n Kids Scraps
7:45 p.m. LC #2 The Cuban Truffle The Swat Team
7:45 p.m. LC #3 Marsh Madness JJ’s Mix It Up
7:45 p.m. LC #4 Set 4 Life Shagadelics
7:45 p.m. LC #5 Too Intense Ligers
7:45 p.m. LC #6 Green Giants Bigeureka
8:45 p.m. LC #2 Electric Mayhem Nothing But Net
8:45 p.m. LC #3 Outsiders Bumpin’ Uglies
8:45 p.m. LC #4 Divas & Dweebs Scrappy Diggers
8:45 p.m. LC #5 Half Naked Scared Hitless
8:45 p.m. LC #6 Ball Touchers Goofballs
11/5/2009 6:45 p.m. LC #2 Electric Mayhem AARP ‘n Kids
Thursday 6:45 p.m. LC #3 Divas & Dweebs Nothing But Net
6:45 p.m. LC #4 Ligers JJ’s Mix It Up
6:45 p.m. LC #5 Clearly Out Outsiders
6:45 p.m. LC #6 Bumpin’ Uglies Dawgs
7:45 p.m. LC #2 The Cuban Truffle Scraps
7:45 p.m. LC #3 Set 4 Life Bigeureka
7:45 p.m. LC #4 Scared Hitless Another Round
7:45 p.m. LC #5 Save the Beer Too Intense
7:45 p.m. LC #6 Lounge Lizards Goofballs
8:45 p.m. LC #2 Scrappy Diggers The Swat Team
8:45 p.m. LC #3 Double D Sol Crushers
8:45 p.m. LC #4 The Dank Marsh Madness
8:45 p.m. LC #5 Half Naked Shagadelics
8:45 p.m. LC #6 Ball Touchers Green Giants
DATE TIME SITE TEAM TEAM
11/12/2009 6:45 p.m. LC #2 Divas & Dweebs The Swat Team
Thursday 6:45 p.m. LC #3 Marsh Madness Double D
6:45 p.m. LC #4 The Dank Shagadelics
6:45 p.m. LC #5 Outsiders Too Intense
6:45 p.m. LC #6 Ball Touchers Set 4 Life
7:45 p.m. LC #2 Nothing But Net AARP ‘n Kids
7:45 p.m. LC #3 Sol Crushers Save the Beer
7:45 p.m. LC #4 Another Round Ligers
7:45 p.m. LC #5 Dawgs Clearly Out
7:45 p.m. LC #6 Lounge Lizards Green Giants
8:45 p.m. LC #2 Scrappy Diggers Scraps
8:45 p.m. LC #3 Bigeureka JJ’s Mix It Up
8:45 p.m. LC #4 Half Naked Goofballs
8:45 p.m. LC #5 Scared Hitless Bumpin’ Uglies
8:45 p.m. LC #6 Electric Mayhem The Cuban Truffle
11/19/2009 6:45 p.m. LC #2 Scrappy Diggers Electric Mayhem
Thursday 6:45 p.m. LC #3 Too Intense Sol Crushers
6:45 p.m. LC #4 Scared Hitless Clearly Out
6:45 p.m. LC #5 Dawgs Goofballs
6:45 p.m. LC #6 Outsiders Green Giants
7:45 p.m. LC #2 Scraps Divas & Dweebs
7:45 p.m. LC #3 The Cuban Truffle AARP ‘n Kids
7:45 p.m. LC #4 Bumpin’ Uglies Ligers
7:45 p.m. LC #5 Shagadelics Double D
7:45 p.m. LC #6 The Dank Bigeureka
8:45 p.m. LC #2 The Swat Team Nothing But Net
8:45 p.m. LC #3 Another Round Half Naked
8:45 p.m. LC #4 Save the Beer Marsh Madness
8:45 p.m. LC #5 JJ’s Mix It Up Ball Touchers
8:45 p.m. LC #6 Set 4 Life Lounge Lizards
No Games scheduled Thursday, November 26
12/3/2009 6:45 p.m. LC #2 The Cuban Truffle Scrappy Diggers
Thursday 6:45 p.m. LC #3 Half Naked Bumpin’ Uglies
6:45 p.m. LC #4 Shagadelics Save the Beer
6:45 p.m. LC #5 Bigeureka Double D
6:45 p.m. LC #6 Green Giants Dawgs
7:45 p.m. LC #2 AARP ‘n Kids Scraps
7:45 p.m. LC #3 Ball Touchers The Dank
7:45 p.m. LC #4 Sol Crushers Marsh Madness
7:45 p.m. LC #5 Another Round Too Intense
7:45 p.m. LC #6 JJ’s Mix It Up Lounge Lizards
8:45 p.m. LC #2 Divas & Dweebs Nothing But Net
8:45 p.m. LC #3 Clearly Out Ligers
8:45 p.m. LC #4 Goofballs Scared Hitless
8:45 p.m. LC #5 The Swat Team Electric Mayhem
8:45 p.m. LC #6 Outsiders Set 4 Life
DATE TIME SITE TEAM TEAM
12/10/2009 6:45 p.m. LC #2 AARP ‘n Kids Divas & Dweebs
Thursday 6:45 p.m. LC #3 Shagadelics Sol Crushers
6:45 p.m. LC #4 Scared Hitless Green Giants
6:45 p.m. LC #5 Marsh Madness Dawgs
6:45 p.m. LC #6 Scrappy Diggers Electric Mayhem
6:45 p.m. Williston Goofballs Ligers
7:45 p.m. LC #2 Scraps The Swat Team
7:45 p.m. LC #3 Clearly Out Save the Beer
7:45 p.m. LC #4 JJ’s Mix It Up Outsiders
7:45 p.m. LC #5 The Dank Lounge Lizards
7:45 p.m. LC #6 Too Intense Set 4 Life
8:45 p.m. LC #2 Nothing But Net The Cuban Truffle
8:45 p.m. LC #3 Ball Touchers Double D
8:45 p.m. LC #4 Bumpin Uglies Another Round
8:45 p.m. LC #5 Half Naked Bigeureka
8:45 p.m. LC #6 Too Intense The Dank
 2009/10 Hopkins-Minnetonka Recreation Services
Adult Volleyball Rules and Guidelines

A. Rules
Official rules will be from the newest USAV official rulebook and the newest Minnesota Recreation and Park Association State
Tournament Rules and Guidebook pertaining to all phases of the game, with the exceptions noted within. Official rulebooks will be
distributed to the teams participating in the winter session.

B. Eligibility
1. Players may participate where they live or where they work, but are limited to participating on only one team in their respective
league (men's, women's or co-rec). A person may participate in both the Thursday and Friday co-rec volleyball leagues providing that
they are on both rosters. If a team uses a player that is rostered on another team, the match will be considered a scrimmage.
2. For a team to be 100% eligible, all team members must either reside or work full-time in the City of Hopkins or the City of
Minnetonka. In the case of the two co-rec divisions, only one spouse needs to work within the sponsoring area for both to be 100%
eligible. The "outside" spouse should indicate the eligible spouse's address on the roster.
3. For the 2009/10 seasons, all teams will be allowed to use "outside" players on their team and be considered eligible for league and
post season play. An "outside" player is one who does not live or work full-time in our eligibility area as defined in our "Eligibility
Rules for Adult Sports" form. Outside teams will be allowed to register only after the 100% eligible teams have an opportunity to
register.
4. Teams not designating themselves for use of "outside" players that do use an "outside" player will cause their team to forfeit all of
the games they have played, and will forfeit the $150 eligibility fee. These teams will be allowed to continue as an "outside" team
(additional $45) or as an eligible team (additional $150 eligibility fee) less the "outside" player(s), at their choice. However, no roster
additions will be allowed.
5. Outside players who are currently suspended from participating in sports in other communities are ineligible to compete in the
Hopkins-Minnetonka volleyball league. Teams that use a suspended player may be expelled from the program with no refund of
their entry fee.
6. The participation of an ineligible player in any league or playoff game will be just reason for forfeiting that game to the opposing
team.
7. Players must be at least 16 years old and must not be participating on their high school team at the same time.

C. Rosters
1. Complete names and addresses are needed for the "State Commissioners Office", "City Participation Study", and "Waiver of
Liability" purposes. They are also needed for eligibility checks throughout the season of individual players playing on several teams,
individual tourney affidavits, etc. Registration is not complete without the official team roster. Additional names on a roster must be
added and turned in to the Recreation Department by 4:30 p.m. on the first game day. Although these are recreational leagues,
failure to accomplish this requirement cannot be overlooked, and therefore, penalties even to a double forfeit, will be levied.
2. A legible and complete team roster (using the official form) is due in Recreation Services office before your first league game.
Teams may use their fall season roster for the winter league but should indicate so when registering. Your registration is not
complete until this is done.
3. Team rosters will consist of a maximum of 20 players, except in the case of teams participating in the State Tournament. State
Tournament rosters are limited to 12 players.

D. General Rules
1. Setting a serve may be legal but it is recommended that serves be "bumped" into play by the opposition especially if you are an
inexperienced player.
2. Players serving before being signaled by the official will be warned on the first offense and will not cause a side-out. Subsequent
offenses within the same service rotation will cause a side-out. Servers are allowed only one toss of the ball.
3. All games will be played using the rally scoring system with games played to 25 (win by two) with a cap of 29 (win by one). A match
will consist of three games with a 55-minute time limit. Teams will be allowed a 5-minute "grace" period at the start of the match if
they are short of players. Forfeit time for the remaining games is 10 minutes for the second game and 15 minutes from the third
game with time taken from the scheduled game time. The third game will count only if a team has at least 13 points and is leading
by at least 2 points when time expires. When time expires and one team has at least 13 points but no clear cut winner, teams will
play to a “win by two” or play to a cap of two points higher than what was the point total of the higher team. In this case a team
does not need to win by two. (Example; if the third game is 13 to 12 when time expires, the game will be played either to a two-
point win (14 to 12) or a cap of 15 (15 to 14). If time allows, teams can play a fourth game but this game will not count in the team
standings.
4. A team may start and continue with as few as four players. When teams play with 4 players, the server is considered a back row
player.
5. In the co-rec leagues, teams will be allowed to play with 3 men/2 women, lined up alternately on the court with only 2 men allowed
to attack or block in any rotation. In co-rec, a team may use more women than men only when they do not have available men.
Men’s league teams will be permitted to use one female on the court.
5. A ball may be played with any part of the body.
6. A coin toss before each match will determine side and service. Once determined, side and service will be alternated from game to
game.
 2009/10 Hopkins-Minnetonka Recreation Services
Adult Volleyball Rules and Guidelines

7. Unless there is an injury, or in the case of the advanced division in our men’s and women’s leagues, players may substitute in the
center-back position or in the server position (server must remain in the game for a minimum of six rotations). In the advanced
divisions of play, teams may use the 12-player substitution rule.
8. Overhand serves are legal. In the co-rec Intermediate B and lower divisions they must be alternated, if used, with underhand serves.
All other divisions in co-rec and all other leagues (men’s and women’s) may use consecutive overhand serves.
9. In co-rec, one backcourt male player may also block when there is only one male player on the front line.
10. Players may not wear jewelry with the exception of medical medallions, flat wedding bands, or earring studs, during the game. This
includes hanging earrings, bracelets and necklaces. Hat/caps are not allowed unless prior written approval is granted from the
Recreation Services Department.
11. Net height will be as close to regulation as possible.
12. A team causing the ball to hit an obstruction or the ceiling (non official height) and rebounding to their side of the net may continue
to play the ball (limit of three hits). If the ball rebounds off the opposing side the ball is dead and a side-out is awarded.
13. Teams will be allowed to request one-30 second time-out per game.
14. Let serves are legal and must be played by the opposing team.
15. For the Men’s and Women’s divisions only, the use of a Libero Player is permitted. The Libero is a defensive specialist who is
restricted to performing as a back-row player and cannot complete an attack hit when the ball is above the net. The Libero may not
block or attempt to block and will not be permitted to serve (serving will be allowed in the MRPA State AA, A, and B tournaments).

E. Conduct of Players and Teams

1. Sportsmanship: It is expected that all team members will use sportsmanlike behavior at all times. Team members shall not stamp
their feet, shout or make derogatory remarks at any time during the match. Use common sense and avoid arguments. Disputed
points can be easily played over.
2. The conduct of teams playing in the recreation leagues must be above reproach. Managers must set an example to their players in
sportsmanship. The Hopkins-Minnetonka Player Code of Conduct is as follows:
"At no time shall any person lay a hand on, shove, strike, use abusive language, or threaten an official of the Hopkins-Minnetonka
Recreation Department on park or school property." Such incidents will require persons to be suspended until the Protest
Committee considers the case. Maximum penalty shall be suspension for one season from local league play, to suspension for life.
The person in question may appeal this case.
3. The umpire's authority at a game shall not be questioned. They have been instructed to enforce the rules set up by the league. The
umpire has the authority to remove a player, a coach, or a manager from the game for violation of the rules. Players removed from
the game for unsportsmanlike conduct will not be allowed to compete in the following game. A second ejection from a game will
result in a suspension for the remainder of the season. The game official need not issue a yellow card warning before ejecting a
player.
4. The Hopkins and Minnetonka School Districts have adopted a tobacco-free/alcohol free policy.
5. Children: Adult volleyball is unique in that the playing surface in most cases extends to the entire court surface. Spectators
attending a contest have no place to stand except within the possible playing area. This combination presents a potential hazard
that is often unexpected, to both the spectator and the player. While it is reasonable to think that spectators may wish to attend a
volleyball match, certain guidelines must be in place to protect them and the participant. These guidelines are:

Spectators under the age of 13, who attend a volleyball match, must be supervised by an adult (one to one ratio) at all times.
This supervisor cannot be a player. Spectators age 13 and over will not need to be supervised. All spectators must realize that
there are certain hazards associated with this activity and that they must be alert to their surroundings at all times.
 An electronic version of the roster
can be downloaded from our
Website http://eminnetonka.com

Team Roster

Sport League League Type Eligibility

Basketball  Men  Open 100%

Broomball

Football Women  Corporate Outside

Softball

Volleyball  Co-Rec  Church

Kickball

Team Name: Sponsor:

Manager’s Name: Address:

City: Zip: H Phone: W Phone:

Asst. Manager: Address:

City: Zip: H Phone: W Phone:

Manager’s Email Address:

Manager’s Affirmation: As the manager of this team, I understand that it is my responsibility to

inform the team members of the rules and regulations that govern this activity and any consequences
that may result if these guidelines are not followed.

I obtained the following addresses and phone numbers and know that they are authentic. I certify
that all listed players are fully aware of all rules and regulations and the penalties for any violations.
Manager’s Signature: Date:

Corporate Teams: The organization’s Personnel Manager must sign here as proof these persons
are fulltime employees at that location.
Personnel Manager’s Signature: Date:

Church Teams: The church pastor must sign here as proof these persons are members at that
location.
Pastor’s Signature: Date:

Minnesota Tort Claims Act

Under Minnesota law, the cities of Hopkins and Minnetonka are not liable for injuries related to the operations and
maintenance of facilities used for the provision of recreation programs.

http://eminnetonka.com/ Team Managers: Please keep copies of your roster so you can fax in any changes as they occur.
Recreation Services Office M-F 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Ph: 952-939-8203 FAX: (952) 939-8311
Team Name: Manager’s Name:
Sport:
1. Print Name:  Eligible  Outside
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2. Print Name:  Eligible  Outside

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3. Print Name:  Eligible  Outside

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http://eminnetonka.com/ Team Managers: Please keep copies of your roster so you can fax in any changes as they occur.
Recreation Services Office M-F 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Ph: 952-939-8203 FAX: (952) 939-8311
Team Name: Manager’s Name:
Sport:
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http://eminnetonka.com/ Team Managers: Please keep copies of your roster so you can fax in any changes as they occur.
Recreation Services Office M-F 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Ph: 952-939-8203 FAX: (952) 939-8311