Schedule
Tuesday 8:00-10:00pm
South gym (E176) and North gym (E105)
League dates: September 23 to November 25, 2025
Valley Cup vs TWU: the week of December 1, 2025
There will be no games on stat. holidays.
Roster Numbers
Minimum roster size: 7 players (2 players of different gender)
Maximum roster size: 10 players
Note: You may only have a max of 2 approved public members on your team. Email campusrec@ufv.ca for approval.
Registration starts: November 18, 2024
Registration closes: January 16, 2025 (at 6:00PM)
Registration fee is per person. If you are on a team please review the "How to Register" details above.
Link to registration and fees
New for Winter
League Structure: Competitive and Recreational
This semester, the Volleyball Intramural League will be divided into competitive and recreational, to better accommodate varying skill levels (see below for details).
Team Placement Process:
- During registration, teams will self-assess their skill level and register in their category of choice.
- On September 23, exhibition style game play will be organized and Recreation Staff will observe these games and teams will be assigned a category.
- During this time, Free Agents will also be observed and teams will be made. If you have a friend you'd like to play with, please include their name on the registration form.
Why This Approach?
Due to the growing popularity of the Volleyball Intramural League, this system ensures a fair and enjoyable experience for all participants. By balancing teams across divisions, we aim to create an inclusive and competitive environment that meets the needs of players of all skill levels.
Categories descriptions:
Competitive
This category is designed for players with volleyball experience and a solid understanding of the game's fundamentals. Expect hard hitting from one to three players per team, with occasional back-row attacks. Most participants serve overhand, and games typically showcases accurate passes and organized offensive plays. Blocking is common, though it may not always involve a solid double block. Teams usually make three contacts before sending the ball back over the net, maintaining a structured and competitive level of play.
Recreational
This category is ideal for those who are new to the sport and those with some experience playing volleyball at a recreational level. Players can expect a hit in approximately one out of every three rallies. Teams in this division prioritize a "fun-first" approach, emphasizing enjoyment in every game.