Points accumulated during the regular season determine your team's starting position leading into the quarter-finals of playoffs. On the first day of playoffs, the first match is the last match of the regular season. Points from this last match will count towards seeding of the first round of playoffs.

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Rules and match ups

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​Matches are capped at specific points:

• Set 1 (25 pts, cap 30)​

• Set 2 (25 pts, Cap 30)

• Set 3 (15 pts, Cap 20, or Time)​

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Quarter Finals (Best of 3):

• The top two teams will play for position heading into Semi-finals. The winner of this match will be seeded first (Team 1) and the loser will be seeded second (Team 2).

• Team 3 plays against Team 6.

• Team 4 plays against Team 5.

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Semi-finals (Best of 3):

• The winner of the Match of Team 4 vs Team 5, plays against the #1 seed.

• The winner of the Match of Team 3 vs Team 6, plays against the #2 seed.

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Finals (Best of 3):

The winners of the Semi-finals face each other in the Finals.

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Consolation Matches:

• Losers of Semi-finals matches will play against each other to play for 3rd and 4th place.

• Losers of the Quarter-finals matches will play against each other to play for 5th and 6th place in a best of 5.

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Minimum Players

Teams must have a minimum of 2 girls and 2 guys on the court at all times to qualify to play in the playoffs.

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Missing Players

Teams with missing players must play with a ghost unless the opposing team waives this restriction.

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Subs in Playoffs

Eligible subs in the playoffs must have played at least twice during the regular season to qualify as legitimate substitution.

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Let's celebrate the spirit of competition and sportsmanship. Game on!

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