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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. 

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. 

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.

The following teams will be eligible for their respective playoffs:

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. 

 

STA 

  1. Concessions available at both Volleyball and Football games.

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

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

 

Documents

2025 DPL Volleyball Rule Book

Line Up Card (Official)

Continuous Rotation - Serving Example

Continuous Rotation - Receiving Example

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