How are the divisions broken up?
Men’s A Division – This division is for players who are serious about their competition. If a team is “in it to win it” this is the division for them. Also, any team that includes a player 6’5″ or taller will automatically be placed in Men’s A. Any team that includes a player with college or pro playing experience will automatically be placed in Men’s A. In order to prevent teams from “dropping down” a division, the Champion’s Bag for Men’s A will be a better reward than other divisions. Men’s B Division – This division is for teams who might be a little out of practice or out of shape. If you are more interested in “donating to the cause” than “going for the gold”, then this division is for you. This division is intended for teams who enjoy a little exercise and some moderate competition, but are even more interested in supporting the missions of the church. High School Division – There will NOT be a High School Division this year; however, teams made up of high school students only w
Youth Divisions – First we look at the age of the oldest player on the team. The divisions for kids teams are 10 and under, 11 and under, 12 and under, 13 and under, 14 and under, 15 and under, 16 and under, 17 & under & 18 and under. (Example: If a team’s ages are 17-15-16-15, then this team would be in a 17 and under division) The brackets are based on the age of the oldest participant and the amount of teams in each division. For example, if there are only two (2) teams that fit into the 10 and under age bracket, then we will have to move them up to play in the 11 and under or 12 and under division so that there are enough teams to make a division and allow for the guaranteed three (3) scheduled games against different teams. Adult Divisions – Adults are broken up by what each team selects (recreational or competitive) on the entry form. Next, the height of the tallest player on the roster further divides the registered teams into appropriate divisions. Then they are broken out more
