What kit do I need?

Q: What kit do I need?

Volleyball England's junior regulations say: Tier 1 Grand Prix: team shirts and shorts should be uniform. Shirt numbers 1 to 99, front and back, are recommended. U18 Super Series: matching uniform is compulsory, and each player is given a fixed shirt number at the start of the season. Liberos: must wear a shirt in a contrasting colour to the rest of the team (under the FIVB rules, a different dominant colour, numbered like the rest of the team). Tier 2: ideally the same as Tier 1, but players without matching shorts and numbered shirts are still allowed to play. Venues usually require non-marking sports shoes, and hosts may restrict food, drink containers and noisy items such as drums and airhorns. Teams bring their own warm-up balls, and each team or coach should bring a first aid kit.

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What kit do I need?

Accepted Answer

Volleyball England's junior regulations say:

Tier 1 Grand Prix: team shirts and shorts should be uniform. Shirt numbers 1 to 99, front and back, are recommended.
U18 Super Series: matching uniform is compulsory, and each player is given a fixed shirt number at the start of the season.
Liberos: must wear a shirt in a contrasting colour to the rest of the team (under the FIVB rules, a different dominant colour, numbered like the rest of the team).
Tier 2: ideally the same as Tier 1, but players without matching shorts and numbered shirts are still allowed to play.

Venues usually require non-marking sports shoes, and hosts may restrict food, drink containers and noisy items such as drums and airhorns. Teams bring their own warm-up balls, and each team or coach should bring a first aid kit.