High School Regionals

Virginia beach, VA

April 11, 2020

East Roundnet and Virginia Beach Roundnet are excited to host the Spring Regional as part of the High School Roundnet Series! Not a high school student? Fear not, there are divisions for all players! Join for what’s sure to be a great day. Every team will be guaranteed multiple games in the morning and a chance to compete in the elimination bracket in the afternoon. We will offer a full consolation bracket to play your heart out for every place from 1st to 5th all the way to 99th. Whether you just started playing roundnet and are still learning or are the best in your group of friends and looking to compete, this tournament is for you.

Location: Virginia Beach, VA - Address TBA (surface will be grass or turf)

Prizes: For High School Competitors, the top three teams will be offered a Power Pool spot at High School Nationals. Travel stipends will also be awarded to top finishers. For other divisions, cash prizes and some other goodies will be up for grabs.
Stay tuned for an update with more details around March 15.

Event Details:

9:00 AM - 9:45 AM: All teams arrive to check in and warm-up
9:45 AM: Opening announcements
10:00 AM: Pool play
11:45 AM: Lunch break
12:30 PM: Bracket play (single elimination)
6:00 PM: After party, location TBD

FAQs

Does my high school division teammate need to attend the same high school? Yes. You will need to be able to verify that you and your partner attend the same high school.

How many people can I have on my team? 
All the teams are composed of just two players to make it fair when endurance becomes a factor in the later rounds. 

Can I play in multiple divisions? 
No. Divisions will be competing at the same time, so players must choose one.

I'm new to roundnet (Spikeball), is this event for me? 
Absolutely! We have divisions for every type of roundnet player, whether you're one of the elite teams in the nation, just starting out in the sport, or anywhere in between.

I'm not sure if my team should play in the intermediate or advanced division. Which should I choose?
Don't worry... a lot of teams are in this same situation. If it's your first tournament, you will probably do better in the intermediate division. 
Otherwise, if you feel like your team is likely to lose most games in the advanced division but you're not sure you'll face enough competition in the intermediate division, you're in a tough position (but not a bad position). 
One tip: if you can handle taking some losses, playing teams that are better than yours is one of the best ways for your team to improve. You might get knocked out of the bracket sooner than you would've if you played intermediate, but you'll walk away from the tournament inspired to try that crazy backhand hit, fwango serve or jumping tweener. Losing isn't all bad!

I still have questions. What should I do?
Email us at eastroundnet@gmail.com. We'd be happy to clear up any questions you may have.

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