Join us in Tempe
at Kiwanis Park - Ruben Romero courts
New season launches May 10
Register anytime during the current season
at Kiwanis Park - Ruben Romero courts
New season launches May 10
Register anytime during the current season
Funk Beach Tempe Recreational Leagues are at:
Kiwanis Park - Ruben Romero courts
Mill Ave/Baseline Rd
5500 S Mill Ave, Tempe, AZ 85283
Kiwanis Park - Ruben Romero courts
Mill Ave/Baseline Rd
5500 S Mill Ave, Tempe, AZ 85283
Leagues feature:
- 3 full games to 21 a night in a one hour time slot
- Teams play at two or three alternating times:
6:20 - 7:20 - 8:20
- 7 week season = 20 games guaranteed
- Season includes 6 weeks of regular season play (18 games minimum) and a season finale double elimination tournament night
Team fee for season = $200
Prizes for the winners of the season finale tournament
- 3 full games to 21 a night in a one hour time slot
- Teams play at two or three alternating times:
6:20 - 7:20 - 8:20
- 7 week season = 20 games guaranteed
- Season includes 6 weeks of regular season play (18 games minimum) and a season finale double elimination tournament night
Team fee for season = $200
Prizes for the winners of the season finale tournament
Funk Receational Leagues rules and guidelines
* This next season we'll have just one inclusive "Here For The Beer" division.
As we grow, we want to offer 2 levels - Spikers Level 1 (upper) that will allow spiking and not require rotation of players, more competitive and Starters (beginner) that requires rotation and has only upward arc hits over the net, gntler competition for players learning basic skills and ball control.
Recreational Coed 4-5-6 man
- Teams of 4 or 5 on the sand need 1 female minimum on the sand. *A team may play with three men + a missing player if needed in a pinch.
- Teams of 6 on the sand need 2 females on the sand.
- Team rosters may be as large as needed and teams may play games with more than 6, rotating players in.
Rules, Rule Rules
Minimal rules are enforced in Rec leagues
for safety, basic fairness and to keep it on the rails:
No net contact allowed
If a player contacts the net the rally is over, play stops and it is point for the opponent.
This rule is essential for safety.
*This means any net contact - there is no such thing as "reasonable net contact".
Brushing or bumping into the net lightly, backing into the net lightly, touching the net on a hit's follow through are all net violations.
No contact with opponents under the net allowed
- If a player contacts an opponent under the net the rally is over, play stops and it is point for the opponent.
This rule is essential for safety.
- Every player on the team must take a turn serving, evenly and without skipping a player.
- No attacking the serve *Attacking is blocking the serve or spiking it back down from above the horizontal plane of the net.
- A block attempt touch on the ball does NOT count as one of a team's three allowed ball contacts.
- Although we do not call "throwing the ball" (directing it with fingers) in Rec ball, players may not Throw the ball Down for a point.
"Throwing" is not called when it is a pass to a teammate or is an upward shot over the net.
A Thrown ball down is simply played over - no penalty but no point given either.
* This next season we'll have just one inclusive "Here For The Beer" division.
As we grow, we want to offer 2 levels - Spikers Level 1 (upper) that will allow spiking and not require rotation of players, more competitive and Starters (beginner) that requires rotation and has only upward arc hits over the net, gntler competition for players learning basic skills and ball control.
Recreational Coed 4-5-6 man
- Teams of 4 or 5 on the sand need 1 female minimum on the sand. *A team may play with three men + a missing player if needed in a pinch.
- Teams of 6 on the sand need 2 females on the sand.
- Team rosters may be as large as needed and teams may play games with more than 6, rotating players in.
Rules, Rule Rules
Minimal rules are enforced in Rec leagues
for safety, basic fairness and to keep it on the rails:
No net contact allowed
If a player contacts the net the rally is over, play stops and it is point for the opponent.
This rule is essential for safety.
*This means any net contact - there is no such thing as "reasonable net contact".
Brushing or bumping into the net lightly, backing into the net lightly, touching the net on a hit's follow through are all net violations.
No contact with opponents under the net allowed
- If a player contacts an opponent under the net the rally is over, play stops and it is point for the opponent.
This rule is essential for safety.
- Every player on the team must take a turn serving, evenly and without skipping a player.
- No attacking the serve *Attacking is blocking the serve or spiking it back down from above the horizontal plane of the net.
- A block attempt touch on the ball does NOT count as one of a team's three allowed ball contacts.
- Although we do not call "throwing the ball" (directing it with fingers) in Rec ball, players may not Throw the ball Down for a point.
"Throwing" is not called when it is a pass to a teammate or is an upward shot over the net.
A Thrown ball down is simply played over - no penalty but no point given either.
