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Volleyball

Below is the official volleyball line-up card that is to be used for all DPL matches.  Please print and make enough copies to last the season.  Also included are examples of how players should be line-up to start a set (game) when you are receiving or serving in a continuous rotation match. 

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Play-off seedings will be determined by conference win-loss record.  In the event of a tie in the standings, head-to-head record will be used as the first tie-breaker, followed by the total number of sets lost, then season point differential, lastly ending in a coin toss to break the tie if necessary. 

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The 2025 volleyball regular season will start on Saturday, September 13th and will run through Saturday, October 18th. Playoffs will be held October 21-31.​ The Championship matches will be held on Saturday, November 1st.

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The following teams will be eligible for their respective playoffs:

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5G: Top 6 teams from each conference

6GD1: All 7 team's advance 

6GD2: Top 5 teams from each conference

7GD1: All 4 team's advance

7GD2: Top 5 teams from each conference 

8GD1: All 4 team's advance  

8GD2: Top 6 teams from each division 

Coed: Top 4 teams from each division 

VGD3: Top 8 team's advance 

Please Note

For games at each of these venues:

Bishop Dunne is a cashless campus so no cash for concessions. No animals allowed in gym or stadium. All spectators will remain in the stands no chairs allowed on the track during football games. 

 

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  1. Concessions available at both Volleyball and Football games.

  2. Sundays parking is busy as Church gets out at Noon. Plan accordingly.

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St. Patrick: No parking is allowed in the red fire zone or the yellow loading zone

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Documents

2025 DPL Volleyball Rule Book

Line Up Card (Official)

Continuous Rotation - Serving Example

Continuous Rotation - Receiving Example

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