Beach Volleyball 2026

BRING ON THE SUNSHINE!

JACKED SPORTS SUMMER BEACH LEAGUE

What we offer … fun and competition with a premium volleyball experience that includes high-quality Vsand, a well-maintained facility, prime game times and staff that bring the energy, enthusiasm, and passion for the game that keeps the atmosphere lively and engaging at the courts!

SUMMER LEAGUES

Format: Co-ed 6’s, New Coed 4’s and Ladies 4’s on Sundays

Where: Jacked Sports Beach Courts, Burlington (map) 4 outdoor beach courts, 4 pavilions

SKILL LEVELS

A “Recreational” Player: Ya gotta start somewhere!

A keener who is still in the early learning stages of the game but knows the skills. Knows how to bump, set (a little), and spike.

Makes mistakes (and laughs) – it’s a journey. Can’t always direct their passes to specific players, but gives it their best. We embrace the new players as we all had to start somewhere.

Intermediate Fun: Playing for a few years!

Always attempts to play the real game… pass, set, spike.

7/10 passes go to the person they intend.

May have played high school volleyball or varsity.

Knows about lifts/doubles, etc.

Has a solid knowledge of the game and rules.

Competitive Fun:

Elite high school, club, or varsity player who thrive on good competition.

Higher game tempo.

9/10 passes go to the person they intend.

They know all the skills extremely well. Pass, set, spike is a must.

Game and player strategies are well understood.

Identifying opponent weaknesses (that’s always fun strategy)!

Inclement weather for outdoor sports

Rule # 1 – we always show up unless the weather man says its gonna be really nasty. Look for updates on Jacked Sports facebook, instagram and our website for league night cancellations

Rule # 2 – play is temporarily suspended by our league conveners if thunder and lightning is in the area

Rule # 3 – always keep a nice dry towel in your car and an extra shirt

Rule # 4 – weather is bad …. head to Jacked Sports “After the Game” sponsor – Social 99

REFUNDS: NO refunds once the program begins