Rule books are posted at NFHS

[M&M Guy]

Originally Posted by grunewar

Hmmmm. Good angles/no obstructed views, ease of reporting to the table, easy on the knees, always looking DOWN on coaches....you may have something their Billy!

I'd be curious as to how you/your partners work switches though.

If Billy's ladder is at the division line, opposite table (easier to report fouls, don't have to turn around) then his partners will be on a ladder at each end, at L, tableside. It will be modified, two-person, ladder-height, half-court mechanics. No switches needed, except perhaps to climb down and switch ladders at each quarter. Players would be responsible for their own throw-ins.

Now, I'm curious, would we be responsible for bringing our own ladders, or would the schools supply them?

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by M&M Guy

Now, I'm curious, would we be responsible for bringing our own ladders, or would the schools supply them?

A little tower might be better, with padding to protect the players.

Schools already have at least one of those for volleyball.

[M&M Guy]

Originally Posted by mbyron

A little tower might be better, with padding to protect the players.

Schools already have at least one of those for volleyball.

With budget issues, I'm wondering if schools would require us to bring the other two.

Can't wait to see the Honig's catalog and look over the different color choices...