SATURDAY VOLLEYBALL 🏐 in Riverside Park

Riverside Saturday has returned for ONE DAY!!

Please read carefully:
this meetup will be for Saturday, August 16th. we will have two courts (sand and asphalt) and TWO different sessions. if you are interested in attending both sessions, you MUST RSVP to each one individually.

this RSVP is for the AFTERNOON SESSION (2PM-5PM)

Friendly reminder
-Please honor your RSVP, if you are no longer able to attend, please update your RSVP within 24hrs of scheduled game.

-Riverside is a diverse and inclusive community group, there is absolutely no bullying of any kind allowed.

-Be considerate of your teammates and all the different levels of skills.

-Riverside does not have "liberos" in our line up, please rotate accordingly while playing and do not intentionally steal a play from your teammate

-Please respect your host's instructions and guidelines for playing, if there are any concerns, please speak to the host privately.

Thank you 😊

Details
We will be playing on sand and asphalt courts (first come first serve)

We will meet in Riverside Park (NYC) weather permitting, at the 105th / 106th St volleyball courts.

WHAT TO BRING:
• Shoes: comfortable, proper fitting sneakers

• Plenty of Water, Sunscreen, Sunglasses, etc.
Whatever you would normally bring for a couple of hours out in the sun.

HOW TO FIND US (detailed version):
Riverside Park is divided into three sections/levels along 101st - 120th st. The top level (after you enter the park and walk downhill) is a couple of long walkways separated by grass sections. The mid-level (where the volleyball courts are located) is a long string of sports fields in front of the highway.

The volleyball courts are adjacent to 106th st. / 105th St. (see map), but you will need to enter the park at 103rd or 108th st. and walk north or south depending on where you are coming from. From the walkway, walk down the stairs to the mid-level, and walk towards 106th St. Look for the large sandpit/monkey rings in between fields. The courts are not very recognizable on their own, (just a few poles in the sand/asphalt for hanging nets) but we will have some nets set up beforehand, so you should know it when you see it.