Ratings

Collection of articles about how the ratings process works in the NAGVA organization

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10 articles in this collection
Written by Steven Acosta, Drewbear Crawford, Joshua Christensen and 1 other

I am currently Unrated. How do I get my first NAGVA rating?

Overview of the rating process for new members and other unrated members (non-rates)

Written by NAGVA Execs
Updated over a week ago

How can I request a rating change?

Description of re-rate process (excluding non-rates and medical re-rates)

Written by NAGVA Execs
Updated over a week ago

How do raters assess a player's skills?

Understanding the NAGVA skill assessment questionnaire

Written by NAGVA Execs
Updated over a week ago

When does my rating take effect?

Timelines between a rating being completed and that rating becoming effective, including grace periods and rules for Championships

Written by NAGVA Execs
Updated over a week ago

Ratings Appeals

Process to appeal ratings to the Director of Eligibility.

Written by Joshua Christensen
Updated over a week ago

Division Level Descriptions

NAGVA players are rated into four different divisions based on their mastery of the skills of volleyball.

Written by Drewbear Crawford
Updated over a week ago

Requesting a medical re-rate

Injured players or players with medical conditions that affect their ability to play may request a new rating.

Written by Joshua Christensen
Updated over a week ago

Impact of initial ratings or rerates during a tournament

Initial ratings may have an impact on which division you will be eligible to play during bracket play. Rerates will not have an impact.

Written by NAGVA Execs
Updated over a week ago

If I am re-rated at a tournament can I still play Championships at my previous rating?

Effective Date for Ratings for Championship

Written by Steven Acosta
Updated over a week ago

I have not played NAGVA for a long time. Can I get a new rating before coming back?

Three-year inactivity re-rates; playing in a lower division after long period of inactivity

Written by NAGVA Execs
Updated over a week ago