About the League

GFVL is an outdoor league that runs from the middle of May to the end of August, including a single elimination tournament.
Games are played on grass courts at Salmon Brook Park in Granby, CT, on Tuesdays, starting at 5:45PM.
The format is reverse co-ed (nets are at woman’s height (7’4”) and men must attack from behind the 10 foot line).
There are four members on each team (two women and two men).
Teams play two matches (of 3 games each) each night against two different teams. All matches count to the final standings.
League standings are in order by winning percentage.
Entry fee is typically around $190 to $200 per team. This fee covers the cost of the park, insurance, balls, nets and paint (for 10 foot lines). Discount may be given some years to teams that make a net available for league use.
All nets must be set up in time to finish warm-ups and start the games at 6:00.
Captains and players should review the rules prior to the first week of play.

The Town of Granby requires all players to sign a waiver of liability. Please have all players sign the form and bring it with you on the first night of play.

From I-91: Exit I-91 at Rte 20 (Bradley Connector). Follow Rte 20 West to Rte 10 in Granby. Turn Left onto Rte 10 South. Salmon Brook Park is on the right, less than one mile from Rte 10/20 intersection.
Once you enter the park, bear right at the fork and follow the road to a parking area. We play along the baseball field and soccer field near the parking area.
Use MapQuest for custom directions: Directions to Salmon Brook Park

Games will be cancelled at times due to inclement weather. We will make every attempt to give the captains as much notice as we can. The team captains will be notified and we expect them to get the word to their team members. We will notify all captains and players that are signed up on our mailing list.
If you do not hear from the league organizer by 3:30PM on the day of the matches, please proceed to the park. Any cancellation after 3:30PM will be a match time decision at the park.
Captains are responsible for either telling their team members about any cancellations, or for ensuring that team members register their e-mail address.
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