Revco Co-ed 4s: 2 Girl Min 15+ with parent

Name: Revco Co-ed 4s: 2 Girl Min 15+ with parent
Start: 2026-03-21T08:30:00-05:00
Location: Benny Russell Park, Pace FL

Schedule

Sat, 21 Mar, 2026 at 08:30 am

UTC-05:00

Location

Benny Russell Park, Pace FL | Milton, FL

Hey Friends!
Spring is Springing!! The Sun is Sunning! and We're about to get daylight until 7pm! Let's celebrate by playing some Reverse Co-ed 4s with our homies.
Location
Benny Russell Park
5417 W Spencer Field Rd, Pace, FL 32571
Checkin: 8:30am
Player Meeting: 9:00am
Play: 9:30am
$30/player Cash Day of
SAME DAY SIGN-UP: $40/player cash Day of (sign-up early)
4s | Co-ed | 2 Girl Min | 5 Player Max
Prizes will adjust and be posted prior to tournament if less than 10 teams (20 team max)
AA-Open
1st: $300 + TBD
2nd: $Entry + TBD
3rd: Florida Man Rally Towel + Sticker
BB-A
1st: $200 + TBD
2nd: Florida Man merch
3rd: Florida Man Rally Towel + Sticker
Rules for attendance
15+ permitted with parent present the whole event and a signed waiver. Player must have years of club/private training experience in a competitive setting. If your child is 14 and wants to play, message me privately.
Adults of all ages will be playing in this tournament, if this is intimidating or uncomfortable for you, consider this before entering your child to play.
For safety reasons, you must have a foundation for competitive volleyball.
This tournament is not for beginners or those who are learning. This rule is in place to ensure safety and consistent competitive play. BB is the lowest accepted. Please see below for description of divisions.
Park Rules: dogs are allowed, leashed, and pick up after your pets. There are no grills at the park, bring food that doesn't need to be cooked.
Equipment:
Wilson OPTX yellow and black is the official tournament ball. You are encouraged to bring your own ball labeled with your name and number. No other ball permitted.
Park and Sun Classic Net System: Women's Height
30x60 court defined by lines
ABSOLUTELY UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCE will cleats be permitted. No hard metal, plastic, studs, spikes, etc. on the bottom of your shoes. (or top lol)
YOU CAN WEAR: trail shoes, indoor soccer cleats (both options have small rubber treads, a good alternative to cleats) and sneakers.
Not encouraged but allowed, barefeet. Please keep in mind others will be wearing shoes, you can be stepped on.
Divisions:
AA-Open: 10 Spots
BB-A: 10 Spots
Players looking?: If you don't have a team, sign up individually and maybe you'll get picked up! put yourself out there. *this does not mean you have a team for the tournament, this is a tool to put your name out there for people to pick you up.

Format:
Pool Play
Round Robin
21 Cap 23
Playoffs:
Double-elimination
Finals Match Play
*Tournament Director reserves the right to adjust the tournament format and make changes to provide the best experience for the players. Weather will be monitored and communication will be via email at least 24hrs prior to tournament start. Please check the email address you have on file with Volleyball Life and make adjustments so you are informed ASAP.
*No player substitutions will be permitted in playoffs or beyond, all substitutions during pool play must be approved by tournament director.
General Rules
-Beach Rules
Block does not count as a touch
No open hand receive serves
Clean sets. no doubles or lifts. cannot redirect balls
Can open hand receive a hard driven ball
No open hand "dinks" or "indoor throws"
Watch your feet. No foot faults
-Guys
Must hit behind 10 ft line (painted)
No blocking. Not even blocking men.
If a man blocks a girl, the point is immediately awarded to the opposite team. no warnings
No, a man cannot block a girl "standing" (rude) LOL

Minimum Division Experience:
NO
B
Entry-level or beginner division, ideal for players who are new to the sport or still building fundamental skills. B-level players are learning basic techniques like serving, passing, and setting, but may struggle with consistency and ball control. Serves are typically underhand or simple float serves with limited accuracy, and passing can be erratic. Most sets are bump sets, and hand setting may not yet be legal or reliable. Offensive plays are usually high balls or free balls with minimal shot variety, and players are still developing an understanding of court positioning and communication. Defense is reactive rather than anticipatory, and transitions between digging and attacking are slow or disorganized. Players at this level are often still learning the rules, rotations, and strategies of beach volleyball and are gaining experience through recreational games or lower-level tournaments.
YES
BB
Intermediate level, where players have developed a solid foundation in the game BB players can execute basic skills—serving, passing, setting, and attacking—with moderate control and reliability. They typically use consistent float serves and can target zones occasionally. Passing is improving, with better platform control, and players can bump set accurately most of the time. Hand setting may be attempted but often lacks consistency or may still be borderline legal. Offensively, BB players begin to incorporate directional shots like lines and cuts, though execution may still vary. Defensively, they are learning to read the game, position more effectively, and recover in transition. While not yet advanced, BB players understand the flow of the game and are actively working to improve their tactical awareness and consistency.
And any division above BB