DC Dodgeball

Remember the 5 D’s of Dodgeball: Dodge, Duck, Dip, Dive, and Dodge.

Are you ready to tell your underdog story in our dodgeball league? Grab your sweatbands and your neon nylon shorts: it’s time for dodgeball!

Ready to dodge some balls?

Whether you’re a free agent looking for a team or a captain already in charge, come play with us.

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Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Walter Pierce Park	March 31	MON6:00pm‑9:00pm	Mixed Gender	Social (Grass)		Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
H.D. Cooke School	January 28	TUE6:00‑9:30PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Indoor)	Shenanigan's Irish Pub	In Play Get Info »
H.D. Cooke School	April 1	TUE6:00‑9:30PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Indoor)		Open Get Info »
H.D. Cooke School	April 2	WED6:00‑9:30PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Indoor)		Open Get Info »
H.D. Cooke School	April 3	THU6:00‑9:30PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Indoor)		Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Status
Alexandria Boys & Girls Club	January 19	THU7:30‑10:30PM	Open	Social (Indoor)	Sold Out Get Info »
Alexandria Boys & Girls Club	January 30	THU8:00‑11:00p	Open	Social (Indoor)	In Play Get Info »
Alexandria Boys & Girls Club	May 15	THU7:30‑10:30PM	Open	Social (Indoor)	Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Charles Houston Rec Center	April 5	SAT2:00pm‑5:00pm	Open	Social		Open Get Info »
Charles Houston Rec Center	June 7	SAT2:00pm‑5:00pm	Open	Social		Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Venue TBD	April 1	TUE6:00 PM ‑ 10:30 PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Metal Bat)		Interest List Get Info »
Venue TBD	April 3	THU6:00 PM ‑ 10:30 PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Metal Bat)		Interest List Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Status
Alexandria Boys & Girls Club	January 29	WED8:00‑11:00p	Mixed Gender	Social (Indoor)	In Play Get Info »
Charles Houston Rec Center	April 1	TUE7:00 ‑ 10:00 PM	Mixed Gender	Multi/Div (Indoor)	Open Get Info »
Alexandria Boys & Girls Club	May 14	WED7:30‑10:30PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Indoor)	Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Continental Beer Garden	April 3	THU6:30 PM ‑ 9:30 PM	Open	Social	Continental Beer Garden	Open - New Rosters Waitlisted Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Continental	April 1	TUE6:30 PM ‑ 9:30 PM	Open	Social (Alternate)	Continental Beer Garden	Open Get Info »
Clarendon Ballroom	April 3	THU6:30 PM ‑ 9:30 PM	Open	Social (Alternate)	Clarendon Ballroom	Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Jennie Dean Park	March 30	SUN4:00PM‑10:00PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Grass)		Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Status
Long Bridge Park	March 30	SUN8:00PM‑11:30PM	Mixed Gender	Competitive Social (Turf)	Open Get Info »
Long Bridge Park	March 31	MON8:00PM‑11:00PM	Mixed Gender	Competitive Social (Turf)	Sold Out Get Info »
Long Bridge Park	April 2	WED8:00PM‑11:00PM	Mixed Gender	Competitive Social (Turf)	Sold Out Get Info »
Long Bridge Park	April 17	THU9:30PM‑11:30PM	Mixed Gender	Competitive Social (Turf)	Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Quincy Park	March 30	SUN12:00 ‑ 10:00 PM	Mixed Gender	Athletic (Metal Bat)		Open Get Info »
VA Highlands Park	April 4	FRI6:00 ‑ 10:00 PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Metal Bat)	McNamara's Pub	Sold Out Get Info »
VA Highlands Park	April 14	MON6:00 ‑ 10:00 PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Metal Bat)		Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Quincy Park	April 2	WED6:30‑7:30PM	Open	Beginner (N/A)	Clarendon Ballroom	Sold Out Get Info »
Quincy Park	April 2	WED7:30 PM ‑8:30 PM	Open	Beginner/Intermediate (N/A)	Clarendon Ballroom	Sold Out Get Info »
Quincy Park	April 2	WED8:30 PM ‑ 9:30 PM	Open	Intermediate (N/A)	Clarendon Ballroom	Sold Out Get Info »
Quincy Park	May 14	WED6:30‑7:30PM	Open	Beginner	Clarendon Ballroom	Open Get Info »
Quincy Park	May 14	WED7:30PM ‑ 8:30 PM	Open	Beginner/Intermediate	Clarendon Ballroom	Open Get Info »
Quincy Park	May 14	WED8:30 PM ‑ 9:30 PM	Open	Intermediate	Clarendon Ballroom	Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Quincy Park	March 30	SUN1:00‑6:00PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Sand)	Clarendon Ballroom	Open - New Rosters Waitlisted Get Info »
Towers Park	March 31	MON6:00‑9:30PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Sand)		Open Get Info »
Westover Park	April 1	TUE6:00‑10:00PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Sand)		Open Get Info »
Quincy Park	April 2	WED6:00‑10:00PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Combo League)		Open - New Rosters Waitlisted Get Info »
Westover Park	April 3	THU6:00PM‑10:00PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Sand)		Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Burning Tree Local Park	April 22	TUE6:00‑8:00PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Metal Bat)	Tommy Joe's	Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
New Location! #Fraylife Rec at Bridge District	April 6	SUN9:30am ‑ 12:30pm	Mixed Gender	Social		Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
As You Are Bar	April 1	TUE6:30 PM ‑ 10:00 PM	Open	Social (Alternate, LGBTQ+)	As You Are	Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Watkins Park	April 1	TUE6:00‑10:00PM	Open	Social		Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
The Fields @ RFK The Fields at RFK	April 2	WED7:30PM‑11:00PM	Mixed Gender	Intermediate Social (Turf)		Open Get Info »
The Fields @ RFK The Fields at RFK	March 30	SUN5:00PM‑9:00PM	Mixed Gender	Intermediate Social (Turf)		Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
The Fields @ RFK The Fields at RFK	March 30	SUN5:00‑9:00PM.	Mixed Gender	Social (Metal Bat)		Open Get Info »
The Fields @ RFK The Fields at RFK	April 3	THU7:00 PM ‑ 11:00 PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Metal Bat)		Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Garfield Park	April 3	THU6:00PM‑10:00PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Sand)		Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Our Lady Queen of The Americas	May 21	SUN5:00 ‑ 9:00 PM	Open	Social (Indoor)	Grand Central	Sold Out Get Info »
Our Lady Queen of The Americas	May 24	WED6:30 ‑ 10:30 PM	Open	Social (Indoor)	Grand Central	In Play Get Info »
Our Lady Queen of The Americas	March 24	SUN5:00 ‑ 9:00 PM	Open	Competitive Social (Indoor)	Tight Five Pub	In Play Get Info »
Our Lady Queen of The Americas	March 27	WED6:30 ‑ 10:30 PM	Open	Competitive Social (Indoor)	Across The Pond	In Play Get Info »
Our Lady Queen of The Americas	June 2	SUN5:00 ‑ 9:00 PM	Open	Competitive Social (Indoor)	Tight Five Pub	In Play Get Info »
Our Lady Queen of The Americas	June 5	WED6:30 ‑ 10:30 PM	Open	Social (Indoor)	Across The Pond	In Play Get Info »
Our Lady Queen of The Americas	March 30	SUN3:00 ‑ 10:00 PM	Open	Competitive Social (Indoor)		Open Get Info »
Our Lady Queen of The Americas	April 2	WED6:30 ‑ 10:30 PM	Open	Competitive Social (Indoor)		Open - New Rosters Waitlisted Get Info »
Our Lady Queen of The Americas	June 1	SUN3:00 ‑ 10:00 PM	Open	Competitive Social (Indoor)		Open Get Info »
Our Lady Queen of The Americas	June 4	WED6:30 ‑ 10:30 PM	Open	Social (Indoor)		Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Stead Park	April 2	WED6:00p‑9:00p	Mixed Gender	Social (Turf)		Open Get Info »
Stead Park	April 3	THU6:00p‑10:00p	Mixed Gender	Multi/Div (LGBTQ+, Combo League, Turf)		Closed Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Our Lady Queen of The Americas	March 28	THU6:30 ‑ 9:30p	Open	Social (Indoor)	Across The Pond	Closed Get Info »
Our Lady Queen of The Americas	April 3	THU6:00‑9:30p	Open	Social (Indoor)		Open Get Info »
Our Lady Queen of The Americas	June 5	THU6:00‑9:30p	Open	Social (Indoor)		Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Status
Our Lady Queen of The Americas	March 31	MON6:15‑11:00PM	Mixed Gender	Multi/Div (Indoor)	Open Get Info »
Our Lady Queen of The Americas	April 1	TUE6:15 ‑ 11:00 PM	Mixed Gender	Multi/Div (Indoor)	Open Get Info »
Our Lady Queen of The Americas	June 1	SUN11:00a ‑ 4:00p	Mixed Gender	Multi/Div (Indoor)	Open Get Info »
Our Lady Queen of The Americas	June 2	MON6:15 ‑ 11:00PM	Mixed Gender	Multi/Div (Indoor)	Open Get Info »
Our Lady Queen of The Americas	June 3	TUE6:30 ‑ 11:00PM	Mixed Gender	Multi/Div (Indoor)	Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
National Mall	April 3	THU6:30 PM ‑ 9:30 PM	Open	Social	Hamilton's	Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
National Mall	March 30	SUN10:00 AM ‑ 3:00 PM	Mixed Gender	Social	The Xchange	Open Get Info »
National Mall	March 30	SUN10:00 AM ‑ 3:00 PM	Men's	Competitive Social (Grass)	The Xchange	Open Get Info »
National Mall	April 23	WED6:00 PM ‑ 8:00 PM	Mixed Gender	Social	Hamilton's	Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Capitol- 2nd-7th National Mall	April 22	TUE6:30PM‑8:00PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Grass)	Hamilton's	Open Get Info »
Capitol- 2nd-7th National Mall	April 3	THU6:30PM‑8:00PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Grass)	Hamilton's	Open Get Info »
Monument - 10th-16th St National Mall	April 3	THU6:30PM‑8:00PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Grass)	The Xchange	Open Get Info »
Capitol- 2nd-7th National Mall	April 27	SUN11:00am‑3:00pm	Mixed Gender	Social (Grass)	The Xchange	Open Get Info »
Smithsonian- 7th-14th National Mall	April 23	WED6:30 PM ‑ 8:00 PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Grass)	Hamilton's	Open Get Info »
Smithsonian- 7th-14th National Mall	April 24	THU6:30 PM ‑ 8:00 PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Grass)	Hamilton's	Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Members Free!! National Mall	April 1	TUE6:00pm‑8:00pm	Mixed Gender	Social (Grass)	Hamilton's	Open Get Info »
National Mall	April 21	MON6:00pm‑8:00pm	Mixed Gender	Social (Grass)	Hamilton's	Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
National Mall	April 2	WED6:00 PM ‑ 8:00 PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Wood Bat)		Open Get Info »
National Mall	April 24	THU6:00 ‑ 8:00 PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Wood Bat)	Hamilton's	Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
National Mall	March 30	SUN12:00 PM ‑ 5:00 PM	Open	Social (Grass)	The Xchange	Open Get Info »
National Mall	April 24	THU6:00 PM ‑ 8:00 PM	Open	Social (Grass)	Hamilton's	Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Lincoln Memorial	March 30	SUN1:00‑3:00PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Sand)		Open Get Info »
Lincoln Memorial	April 1	TUE6:00‑8:30PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Sand)	Hamilton's	Open Get Info »
Lincoln Memorial	April 2	WED6:00‑8:30PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Sand)	Hamilton's	Open Get Info »
Inaugural Season! JFK Field	April 23	WED6:00‑8:30PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Grass)	Hamilton's	Open Get Info »
Inaugural Season! JFK Field	April 23	WED6:00‑8:30PM	Mixed Gender	Social (LGBTQ+, Grass)	The Xchange	Open Get Info »
Lincoln Memorial	April 3	THU6:00‑8:30PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Sand)	The Xchange	Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Jefferson Middle School (Indoor)	April 3	THU7:00pm‑11:00pm	Open	Social (Indoor)		Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Randall Field	March 30	SUN9:00 AM ‑ 1:00 PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Metal Bat)		Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Featured League! NoMa 3rd St Art Garden	April 23	WED6:30 PM ‑ 9:30 PM	Open	Social		Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Harry Thomas	April 2	WED8:00 PM ‑ 10:00 PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Wood Bat, Combo League)		Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Bundy Field	March 30	SUN5:00 ‑ 10:00pm	Mixed Gender	Competitive Social (Turf)		Open Get Info »
Bundy Field	March 31	MON7:00pm ‑ 10:00pm	Mixed Gender	Competitive Social (Turf)		Open - New Rosters Waitlisted Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Inaugural Season! Bowlero Tysons Corner	January 22	MON7:00‑9:00p	Open	Social (Indoor, Alternate)	Bowlero Tysons Corner	Sold Out Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
The Boro Tysons	June 29	THU6:30‑9:30PM	Open	Social (Alternate)		In Play Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Status
The Pickleball Club at Tysons	April 1	TUE6:30pm‑9:30pm	Open	Social	Open Get Info »
The Pickleball Club at Tysons	April 3	THU6:30pm‑9:30pm	Open	Social	Open Get Info »
The Pickleball Club at Tysons	June 3	TUE6:30pm‑9:30pm	Open	Social	Open Get Info »
The Pickleball Club at Tysons	June 5	THU6:30pm‑9:30pm	Open	Social	Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Brentwood-Hamilton Field	March 31	MON8:00 ‑ 11:00pm	Mixed Gender	Social (Turf)	Hi-Lawn	Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Jefferson Middle School (Indoor)	April 1	TUE7:00‑11:00PM	Open	Social (Indoor)		Open Get Info »

Venue	Start Date	When	Type ? Men’s – This is a men’s dedicated league. However, women identified players can register to play Women’s – This is a Women identified ONLY dedicated league. Mixed Gender – Rosters must have “x” of each gender to fulfill roster requirements. “X”will vary based on league Open – NO Gender requirements. Just need to fill the roster with players to reach roster size number for that league	Level ? All Fray Sports are social in nature, however some leagues may vary in skill levels and competitiveness All Sports Social – Here to have a good time and play. Traditionally less competitive Intermediate Social – A bit more competitive and a healthy mix of social & competitive players Competitive Social – Traditionally a higher level of competition Multi/Div – There are two skill divisions within this one league (Competitive & Social). Select during registration which conference you are hoping to join Tennis Beginner – Relatively new to the sport Beginner/Intermediate – Has more than a beginner/basic knowledge/skill set of the sport but not quite at a high level Intermediate – Has a higher skill level, proficient in rules	Bar	Status
Jefferson Middle School (Indoor)	April 2	WED7:00‑10:30PM	Mixed Gender	Social (Indoor)		Open Get Info »

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Skill Levels, Team Sizes, Roster Management

Skill Levels

We are first and foremost a SOCIAL company. As we grow though we are starting to offer more and more variations and competitiveness levels for our leagues. For Dodgeball we have two different options types of play:

FOAM Coed – for the players looking to get out and be active. Leagues are 50% Games 50% Social. It’s a party!
Rubber Coed – for our more serious players who love the thrill of victory and loath the taste of defeat! Games are a little more intense and teams more organized.

Team Sizes

Dodgeball teams vary in size based on which type of league it is.

Format: 6v6 | Auto Promo Size: 8 | Full Team: 10

Format: 8v8 | Auto Promo Size: 10 | Full Team: 12

Format: 10v10 | Auto Promo Size: 12 | Full Team: 14

There may be gender requirements for certain leagues. Please check your rules sections.

Roster Management

We allow individuals, small groups and teams to all join our leagues. DC Fray reserves the right to add additional players to ANY team that is under the official roster size for the league. During registration captains can pick up free agents or mark their group as ready to merge via commish. After registration closes DC Fray goes through and finalizes rosters by placing free agents, merging groups and deleting unpaid players. Being a promoted team does not mean you may not receive additional players. Teams who want to “lock” their roster may prepay for a team at the official roster size. Example, rubber dodgeball is 14 players officially but your team only wants 10 players. You can purchase a team spot for a roster of 14 and only fill your desired number but those additional spots are technically used and are not refundable.

Our roster sizes tend to allow for more players as our goal is to avoid forfeits at all costs. 1. They are LAME. and 2. It’s not fair to the other teams in the league who expect to play each week if a smaller team cannot field a team week to week. Free agent teams (merged small groups or all FAs made into teams) tend to have larger rosters as the players typically do not know one another and everyone’s schedule varies week to week.

Dodgeball Rules

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// PLAYER ELIGIBILITY

All Players must be at least 21 years of age and have current, adequate health insurance.
All players must be properly registered on a team during the season for which they are playing.
- If a player is registered on more than one team within the league, they may only play for one team in the playoffs.
- All players must agree to the Fray Liability Waiver as described in the Fray Terms and Conditions section of Player Registration.
Any use of an ineligible player will result in a forfeit.

// GAME PLAY

Live ball vs. dead ball: A ball is live when it is thrown from behind the attack line. Live balls can hit players or be caught thus resulting in outs. A ball becomes dead once it:
- Is caught
- Touches a dead object or player defined as:
  - The floor, wall, ceiling, net, or any other part of the facility that is not an active part of the match
  - A ball not being held by a live player, including colliding with another live ball in midair
  - A player who is already out or a non-player, including spectators and referees
- Crosses the center line without being thrown by an opponent
  1. A kicked ball is not live as a kick does not qualify as a throw
  2. Reaching across the center line to tag a player with a ball in hand does not qualify as a throw.
  3. A blocked ball that crosses the center line does not qualify as a throw
Out: A player is out if they:
- Are hit by a live ball which subsequently becomes dead without being caught
  - Any action performed by a player between getting hit by a live ball and the ball becoming dead is valid and deemed “in play.”
  - If a player is hit by a ball and steps off the court prior to that ball being caught by a teammate, the hit player is out and the next player in the out line is revived by the catch.
- Throw a live ball which is caught by a player on the opposing team
  - The catching player must have complete control of the ball and be touching the ground inbounds. Catching a live ball will revive the next player in the out line.
- Touch the ground outside the designated boundary area of the court
- Drop a held ball due to a live ball impact
Double Catch: When a player, simultaneously, catches two live balls, the two throwers are out and the catch brings ALL players in the out line back in. A valid double catch will be determined at the referee’s discretion.
Block: A player may use a held ball to deflect a live ball. A blocked ball is still live and treated the same as any other live ball.
- No Blocking may be instituted once time expires. Balls that are blocked once No Blocking has been declared will be deemed to have hit the person using a ball to block and result in an out.
- Losing possession of a held ball as a result of impact from a live ball will result in that player being out. A player may drop the ball they are holding BEFORE catching the incoming ball in order to make a valid play.
Ricochet: A ricochet occurs when a ball hits one player and then hits another player or players before becoming dead. A ricocheted ball is still live and treated the same as any other live ball.
- All players hit by a ricocheted ball before the ball becomes dead without being caught are out.
- All players hit by a ricocheted ball that is subsequently caught are safe and the thrower is out.
Shagging: Ball retrievers, such as inactive players or non-players, may return out of bounds balls back to the play area. Balls should be rolled into play to avoid distracting players. Any ball that is shagged violating the rules below will may be awarded to the opposing team at the referee’s discretion. Should continued violations occur, offending players may be suspended or ejected.
- Ball retrievers may not step or reach into the play area.
- Ball retrievers must immediately return balls into play. Ball retrievers may not hold onto balls or leave them out of play until their teammate is ready for a ball.
- Ball retrievers may not prevent a ball from rolling across the center line to the opposing team.
- In some leagues, active players are permitted to leave the court to pick up and out-of-bounds ball. When permitted, players have 5 seconds to retrieve the ball and return to the playing area. They must enter and exit from the back of the court. Players may roll any number of balls back into play but may only carry one ball back in.
  - If a player runs or jumps out of bounds in an attempt to dodge or catch a ball, but acts as though they were going out to pick up a ball, they will be ruled out.
  - If a player fails to return to the court within 5 seconds, they will be declared out.
Stalling: When play becomes stagnant, the referee will count down 10 seconds to initiate a throw to keep the game moving. The team with the burden to throw is determined as follows:
- After the opening rush, the team that won the last set is obligated to throw first. For the first game, both teams share the burden to throw and will both need to move at least one ball across the center line.
- If a team has 4 or more balls on their side of the court, they are obligated to throw first. This includes balls on the ground outside the boundary area.
- If each team has 3 balls, the side with more players on court has to throw.
- If both teams have 3 balls and the number of players on court is equal, the team that threw last is safe and the opposing team must throw.
- Deliberately throwing balls so they return without giving the other team a chance to take control of them is stalling. Referees may award the stalled ball to the opposing team.
Head Shots: Shots directly to the head (any area above the shoulders) do not result in an out. If a player is hit directly in the head and that player or their teammate catches the ball, the catch counts. If a player blocks the ball into their own head, they are out (that’s not a direct headshot). If a player moves their head intentionally into the flight path of the ball, this will count as an out.
- If a player is hit while touching the ground with “3 points of contact,” the hit counts and you are out. “3 points of contact” exist when at least 3 parts of your body are touching the ground (e.g. two feet and one knee, two feet and a hand, sitting, etc.).
- High Throw/Head Hunting: Intentionally throwing the ball at or above neck level is not permitted. The referee may give a high throw warning, and, if continued, eject players as necessary.
Trap: A ball hitting the floor and a player at the same time does not result in an out.
Ball Grip: Squeezing a ball in order to alter its flight when thrown or gain a better grip on the ball is not permitted. While holding a ball, players’ fingers must remain extended so as to “palm” the ball. Players hit out by a pinched ball will not be declared out. A pinched ball that is caught will still count as a caught ball.
- Pinching or squeezing the ball may result in verbal warnings and/or ejection from the round or match.
Slapping / Punching: Striking the ball with an open or closed hand or arm in an attempt to get a player out is NOT a valid throw attempt. Players caught slapping or punching the ball will first receive a team warning, and further violations will result in the offending player being called out.
Trick Throws: As long as players maintain control of the ball and their body throughout their throw, the throw will be considered valid.

// Referees & Sportsmanship

Dodgeball is a self-regulated game that relies on the Honor System. If you are out, you are expected to raise your hand and go out without anybody else telling you to do so. If one of your teammates is out (knowingly or not) and does not go out, it is your responsibility to tell them to do so. While referees will at times let you know if you are out, a lack of a call by a Referee does not remove your obligation to abide by the Honor System.
Referees assist in making calls, settling disputes, maintaining game flow, and upholding good sportsmanship. Remember this league is for fun! Referees can call you out, but they shouldn’t have to. Referees can stop play by blowing their whistle and walking onto the court, at which time all live balls are immediately declared dead until the ref resumes play with their whistle.
- Foam Dodgeball: 1 Referee will be positioned at the center line on one side of the court.
- Rubber Dodgeball: 2 Referees will be positioned at the center line on opposite sides of the court.
All decisions made by the referees are final.

// General Overview

The Basics: Hit an opponent with a ball to get them out. If they catch it, the thrower is out and the catcher gets a teammate back in. A team wins a round when all players on the opposing team have been eliminated. A team wins a match by winning the most games within the designated time frame.

// Court Set Up & Boundaries

The Center Line: Runs horizontally across the middle of the playing area and serves as the divider between team areas. The center line extends infinitely in either direction of the actual marked line on the court.
- Players may step over the centerline on the initial rush, but doing so any time after that will result in the offending player being called out by the referee. This includes reaching across the center line to pick up a ball. If a ball is not on your side of the court, you may not pick it up. Players who do so will be called out.
- Intentionally crossing the center line and throwing the ball before touching the ground is not allowed. Any player doing so will be called out and the ball will be ruled dead.
- If a player controls a catch on their side of the court and falls to the other side immediately thereafter, the catch is considered valid but the catcher is then ruled out for having crossed the centerline.
The Attack Line: Runs parallel to the center line.
- Foam Dodgeball – Marked 4 feet from the center line. Players must throw from behind the attack line to get an opposing player out. Any throw made over the attack line will be ruled an illegal throw. While there is no penalty to the thrower, the ball cannot hit any opposing players out though it may be caught to get the thrower out.
- Rubber Dodgeball – Marked 6 feet from the center line. All balls must be brought back behind the attack line after the initial rush to become a live ball. Once the balls have been brought back across this line, it is no longer in effect throughout the game.
- Women’s Line: A women’s attack line may be used. If in play, women players are permitted to go up to the opponent’s attack line to throw.
Out of Bounds: All players must stay within the boundary lines of the court. A player is out if their body or their article of clothing touches the floor outside of the court boundary lines for any reason. Players may not reach across the center line or step out of bounds to retrieve a ball. Catches count only if the catching player has two (2) feet in bounds when caught.
- If the player makes the catch (control/possession obtained) with two feet in bounds but falls out of bounds due to momentum, the catch will count but the catcher will be declared out.
Out Players – How to Exit & Line Up: Players who are out must exit the court at the nearest point of exit. Players must raise their hand when exiting the court to designate being out and do their best to avoid interfering with game play. Players who repeatedly interfere with game play while exiting may receive a penalty card.
- If a player is in possession of ball(s) when they are hit out, they may pass those balls to a teammate. If a player is not in possession of ball(s) when they are hit out, they are not allowed to touch any balls on the court. If they do, a team may have that ball stripped from them and given to the other team at the referee’s discretion.
- Out players line up on the side of the court with the first player out closest to the back of the court. Players come in on catches in the same order they arrived in the out line. Returning players are active upon having 1 foot in bounds and should re-enter play from the baseline. Players on their way to the out line cannot come in on a catch.
- Players must line up (and re-enter play) in the order in which they are eliminated. Any team found to be reordering their out players may receive a penalty, up to and including loss of that round and/or game.
- A player has 5 seconds to re-enter the court after a catch. It is at the referee’s discretion to either allow or not allow a player back in the game if they are taking too much time to return to the playing area.

// Opening Rush

The referee will place six (6) balls on the center line, with three balls on one side and three balls on the other. Players will line up touching the baseline or back wall/net/curtain (location dependent). When the referee blows the whistle, players may run to get the three balls on the right (the ones on the left are for the opposing team).
- If players advance toward the center line prior to the initial whistle, they will receive a false start warning. Subsequent false starts will result in losing a ball to the other team.
All balls must be cleared by being brought behind the attack line before they can be legally thrown. Only the ball has to travel back behind the attack line, not the player. Once the ball has been cleared, it may be thrown as a live ball.
- If a player throws a ball that has not been cleared, the thrower is out and the ball is dead.
- If a ball remains on the center line for ten seconds after the initial referee whistle, it may be retrieved by either team.

// GOLDEN RULE

First and foremost, all Fray leagues are 50% Social and 50% Sport. While we have staff // officials, we expect individuals to respect the league’s culture of fair and fun play. Foul language and rough play will not be tolerated. Individuals who cannot adhere to our standards of fair play and sportsmanship may be asked to leave the league. We want everyone to have fun and be social while enjoying a great sport. We will do whatever we can to make sure all players are having fun!

// SHIRT NOTICE

During week 2 of the season, all players will be given DC Fray shirts for their team that are required to be worn for the duration of the season. Failure to wear the DC Fray team shirt for a game will result in a player not being able to play in that week’s game. Wearing the designated season’s team shirt will be required during both the regular season and playoffs in order to participate in the game.

// GENERAL POLICIES

Fray is proud to relieve captains of the burden of paying for full teams. We accept individual player payments and allow prepayment for additional players and/or full teams. We are also proud to welcome those who do not have a full team (small groups and free agents) to participate in our league.

Because our mission is to make fun possible, these policies make it easier for people to get involved with and build community through social sports.

All registrations are on a first come, first serve basis. Any roster that does not reach our official size (based on each sport) is eligible to receive free agents and/or small groups. Rosters made up of primarily free agents and/or a collection of small groups may have more players than the standard roster size. This policy is in place to help ensure free agent teams are able to consistently field a team each week.

// Roster Size Chart

Sport	Promotion Size	Official Size	Max Roster Size	Woman Minimum
Dodgeball 6v6	8	10	12	2
Dodgeball 8v8	10	12	14	3
Dodgeball 10v10	12	14	16	3

// Teams & Substitutions

6v6 Leagues: A maximum of 6 players can be on the court, with 2 women. Teams must have at least 3 players with 1 woman to start the game. If playing with less than 6 players, there must be at least 1 woman on the court at all times.
8v8 Leagues: A maximum of 8 players can be on the court, with 3 women. Teams must have at least 4 players to start the game, with no more than 2 more men than women players on the court.
10v10 Leagues: A maximum of 10 players can be on the court, with 4 women. Teams must have at least 5 players to start the game, with no more than 2 more men than women players on the court.
Teams have until 5 minutes past the designated start time to field the minimum number of players. The 5 minute grace period is considered part of the overall game time. If a team is unable to reach the minimum number of players, the game will be deemed a forfeit.
- Teams may play a “legal game” with less than the required minimum number of players with the opposing team’s consent. Teams who agree to play under these conditions will lose the option of receiving a forfeit win and the outcome of the game will stand as is. Team’s must notify the Host before the start of the game.
Substitute players (players not on the roster) may be used at any time in the regular season. Substitutes are not permitted during playoffs.
- All substitutes must be a registered player on another team and/or in another Fray league that is currently in play.
- The use of substitute players above the player minimum is at the discretion of the opposing team’s Captain and confirmed with the Host before the start of the game.
If a team has players in attendance and they are capable of playing, then they must do so.
Only players who are on the court at the start of each round are allowed to play in that particular round. Substitutions are only allowed in between rounds.
- In a case of in-game injury, another rostered player from the same team and of the same gender may substitute mid-game for the injured player.
Teams must designate a captain prior to the start of the game. They are the only team member allowed to discuss calls with referees. Judgment calls by a referee may not be disputed. Captains are strongly encouraged to wait until a stoppage in play to raise any questions or concerns.

// Game Duration

Teams have 30-45 minutes to play as many rounds as possible. The team who wins the most number of rounds will be declared the winner of the match.
- Game play may be divided into two halves of equal time.
- Teams will switch sides once half the allotted time has expired or at the start of the second half.
- No round will start with less than 1 minute remaining on the game clock.
- A round in progress when time expires will be played to completion.
  - No blocking may be implemented once time expires.
Time outs: Each team will have one 30-second time out per match.
- Time out must be called by a player on the court. All players not in, besides captain(s), should stay out of the play area.
- All live balls are immediately dead and all players must leave idle balls where they lie. Players may maintain possession of held balls.
- A timeout does not stop the official match time.
- Time outs cannot be called during the last game of the match.
Regular season matches can end in ties.
During the playoffs, matches will either be played as a Best-of-X format as determined by the League that season or played in the same standard format as a regular season game.
- All Best-of-X playoff games will be played through completion
- Standard format games that are tied at the end of regulation will go into a 4 minute overtime period. Blocking is allowed during the 4 minute period. If the match is still tied once time expires, No Blocking will be instituted until the round is complete and a winner is declared.
Mercy rule: If a team is winning by 10 or more points, the captain of the losing team can opt to end the game and have the score recorded as is. Teams can then choose to play more games for fun until the match time expires!

// Equipment, Uniforms & Facility Use

All equipment will be provided on site. We will use foam or rubber balls as specified within each individual league. Only league provided dodgeballs are permitted for league play. All dodgeballs are 8.5-inch balls.
Players should make every effort to wear the official Fray division shirt.
Players must wear non-marking, closed-toe athletic shoes.
If plastic knee pads are worn, they must be covered with a non-marking adhesive.
No gloves or other hand/finger coverings of any kind may be worn during games unless medically necessary.
If an individual or team violates the facility’s Code of Conduct, they may be asked to leave and a refund will not be issued.

// Playoffs & Standings

Playoffs are determined after the regular season has concluded and are based on scheduling and other league logistics. Playoffs are not guaranteed.
Standings are automatically sorted in Commish based on teams’ Win-Loss-Tie record. If there is a tie in the standings, we sort based on the following information in order until the tie is resolved:
- Head-to-head matchups
- Score differential
- Points For
- Points Against

// Forfeits

Teams have until 10 minutes past the designated start time to field the minimum number of players. The 10 minute grace period is considered part of the overall game time. If a team is unable to reach the minimum number of players, the game will be deemed a forfeit.
- First Forfeit – Loss of game and warning issued
- Second Forfeit – Loss of game and Fray reserves the right to remove team the playoffs.
- Third Forfeit – Loss of game and removal from the league with no refund
In the case of a forfeit, the final score is recorded as 5-0.

// Weather Cancellations

One week is built into the end of each season
All players will be notified via email if games are canceled
If more than one weather cancellation occurs, Fray will try to find another week if possible to make up the games, but it is not guaranteed.
Should inclement weather or other factors limit normal scheduled game duration and more than half the game has been played, the game shall count as the full game.

Good Things to Know & Frequently Asked Q's

Dodgeball

How much does it cost to join a DC Fray Dodgeball league?

Registration dues vary by location and night. DC Fray Dodgeball strives to keep dues low while still providing a quality experience for our members. Most leagues range in cost from $50 – $69. This fee covers insurance, court costs , equipment, player t-shirts, parties, prizes, recruiting, and the tons of other DC Fray events that we will be hosting throughout the year. You definitely get your money’s worth!

Each league gets at least 6 organized nights of games, playoffs (if applicable), league shirts, and league-wide parties where you’ll get to meet literally hundreds and hundreds of other players. You’ll also have access to all our other non-volley related events, shindigs and parties throughout the year.

*Please note, DC Fray does not issue refunds.

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Is this a competitive league?

We are first and foremost a SOCIAL company. We are starting to offer different competitive levels for dodgeball. Each level from social,gender specific and athletic. Please read your season info page to see if the league is at a different level.

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What is the difference between the types of dodgeball?

We offer two types of dodgeball

Foam – a little more casual but high action with smaller courts and faster games! We use large foam balls in an enclosed court!
Rubber – The OG dodgeball game. Large rubber balls, can be thrown pretty hard (no pinching) and it gets INTENSE! A lot of fun just like gym class!

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What’s a DC Fray Dodgeball game night like?

You simply show up at the fields for your scheduled games, you and your teammates play your opponents for about 35 minutes and then everyone heads on over to the nearby sponsor bar for food, drinks, and partying! It’s a ridiculously easy formula that’s seriously fun! Game times vary by location but weekday leagues are run in the evening anywhere from 6pm to 10pm. We’re all about building community with our leagues. Playing and partying hard!

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How big is a team?

For 10v10 teams average 14 players. For 6v6 teams average 10 players. There may be gender requirements for certain leagues

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Are there gender requirements?

For 10s, there must be at least 5 of each gender on the roster. On the court, there must be at least 4 of each gender.
For 6s, there must be at least 1 of each gender to play but an official game is no more than 4 of one gender on the court at a time.

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General

Why should I join DC Fray?

DC Fray understands that for most people joining a sports team is about hanging out with your friends, having a good time and meeting some new people. We strive to keep the games fair and stress free so you can do just that… socialize and have a good time!

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What’s a DC Fray game night like?

You simply show up at the courts/fields/bar for your scheduled games, you and your teammates play your opponents for about 30-60 minutes and then everyone heads on over to the nearby sponsor bar for food, drinks, and partying! It’s a ridiculously easy formula that’s seriously fun!

Times: Depending on the location and day, weekday games are played between 6:00 and 11:30 pm. Weekend games can be anytime during the day or evening. Please check your specific league page for more details.

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How old do you have to be to join?

All players must be at least 21. Why? Because playing your game is only a small part of it. A large part of the fun happens at the bars after the games are done! Most players are between 23 and 31 years old and 60% are female.

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How does this “social sports” thing work?

DC Fray operates a lot like the sports leagues of your youth. Our goal is to connect people and to play more often! Our leagues vary in length, traditionally they are 6-8 weeks long, which includes a regular season, a chance at a playoff tournament, and much more! We also host a player party once per season! Keep an eye out to see when and where this is.

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Is this a competitive league?

Since the beginning, DC Fray has always been more about meeting people, playing a fun game and socializing afterward at the bar. A few players are naturally more competitive than others but don’t worry, 95% of DC Fray is NOT competitive.

As we have grown we have begun to offer divisions for different skill levels for select sports BUT every league we offer is inherently SOCIAL, in that we are all out there to have a good time and meet new people!

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How much does it cost to join DC Fray?

Registration dues vary by location, night and sport. United Fray strives to keep dues low while still providing a quality experience for our members. Select the league you are interested in joining and you will see the current pricing for that league. This fee covers insurance, field permits, equipment, player t-shirts, parties, prizes, recruiting, staffing at every league and the tons of other United Fray events that we will be hosting throughout the year. You definitely get your money’s worth!

Each league typically gets at least a 6 game regular season, tomfoolery, and league-wide parties where you’ll get to meet literally hundreds and hundreds of other players. You’ll also have access to all our other league-related events, shindigs, and parties throughout the year.

*Please note, DC Fray does not issue refunds.

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What is your refund policy?

DC Fray has a no refund policy. Often our rosters have limited space and last minute cancellations hinder our ability to properly plan and organize the season and our leagues as well as the costs that have already been incurred by the league.

If you are unable to participate after completing the registration process, contact our Customer Experience team at info@dcfray.com to see what options are available for you.

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How do I join?

To register, select your desired sport, day and location (as long as registration is still open and available). Make sure to read through the season info before signing up (dates,location,etc). Click through the links and you will be guided through the process. If you have any questions email us at info@dcfray.com

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What if I don’t know anyone in DC Fray? Can I still play?

Absolutely! A large majority of DC Fray players sign up as independents or in smaller groups. Once registration for a division is closed, we merge all free agents and small groups into bigger teams, as space is available. Right off the bat, you’ll get to meet new people from your team alone, not to mention all the other players from the other teams as the season plays out!

DC Fray is the EASIEST way to meet people and make new friends!

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I have a group of friends who want to play. How can we make sure we’re on the same team?

Your ringleader simply forms a new group during the registration process. Once they’re registered, everyone then registers under that group / team. Easy Peasy! Doesn’t matter how small your group is, we’ll keep your buddies together when we merge and finalize teams after registration is closed. Start telling your buddies to sign up now!

*DC Fray reserves the right to put independent players on your group / team.*

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Can I pay for my friend(s)?

If you would like to prepay for other players or for an entire team you have the option to do so when registering! First and foremost, you need to choose your destiny (Individual, Join an Existing Group, or Start a new Group).No matter which option you select, you will then see the option to Prepay for Others. Simply enter the number of additional people you are paying for, create a prepaid code and your total cost should update next to the box. Provide your created prepaid code to your players to use when they go to register for the season to mark their registration as paid.

Some of our divisions now offer an option to prepay for a full team! When you are creating a team/group you can select to “Prepay for a Team” just under the prepay for others option. The total for payment should be reflected on the right-hand side of the screen. Complete the rest of the registration prompts and proceed to the payment screen. When you pay for a full team you are paying for a team spot in the league and a specific number of roster spots. Your teammates still need to register for the season and apply your prepaid code! If you would like additional players you can add additional roster spots at the time of checkout or after the purchase.

If you have a corporate company team or want to bring a very large group of rotating players, please fill out the form here to talk about corporate packages!

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Are there team rates? Does everyone need to register for the league?

Yes, we do offer the option to pay as a team. Since our registration is individually based, the team rate is based on our roster table for an official roster size X the registration cost. For steps on how to pay for a team during the registration process please check the “Can I Pay for my Friends” FAQ.

Every player must be a registered member on the roster. We do not allow subs/walk-ups/whomever to play with us without being a registered DC Fray player. Certain leagues CAN use subs as long as that person is registered in the same season.

*Are you a Corporate or other special group? Please fill out the form here for special group packages.*

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People I don’t know are on my Roster. Why?

First… are you sure you don’t know them or that they aren’t a friend of a friend? Once you’ve checked there it likely means free agents or another small group has been merged onto your team. When groups do not reach full team size we merge groups and free agents together to fill out rosters.

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What if I don’t like my team?

Lots of people join DC Fray for different reasons and sometimes you may find yourself on a team that you just don’t mesh with. No worries, shoot us an email at info@dcfray.com and we will find you a new home!

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Forfeit Policy

First Offense: Loss of game.
Second Offense: Loss of game and staff reserves the right to remove team from playoffs.
Third Offense: Potential Removal from the league, at the discretion of league commissioners.
Any team that forfeits more than once also forfeits any guarantee or right to a certain number of guaranteed games.
If you know in advance that your team is going to forfeit a game, we encourage you to call our office, at 202-290-1969, so as to help us notify your opponent.
Teams have until ten minutes past the designated start time to field a full squad (minimum numbers of players required to play according to the rules). Refer to rules regarding gender policies(batting ratios, female designated football plays, etc). Anything less then the minimum must be approved by the staff and opposing team.

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How do rainouts and game cancellations work?

We make the final call a few hours before the games the day of, but for the most part, we usually play through a light drizzle. At permitted locations that call to cancel is made by the operating DPR. We usually build one or more weeks of make up days in case of weather. If a league has multiple cancellations game MAY NOT be able to be made up.
Unsure if your game is a go for the night? Be sure to do the following:
- Call the Weather Hotline to check the status of your games: 202-290-1969 option 1
- Keep an eye on your email for a weather postponement email (inbox, junk and spam folders)
- Download the United Fray App to stay in the know!

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Is your payment processor secure?

Absolutely! We use Commish and Stripe as our processor. Simply follow the prompts at the end of your registration to pay with your debit or credit card.

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Format: 8v8 | Auto Promo Size: 10 | Full Team: 12

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// PLAYER ELIGIBILITY

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// Referees & Sportsmanship

// General Overview

// Court Set Up & Boundaries

// Opening Rush

// GOLDEN RULE

// SHIRT NOTICE

// GENERAL POLICIES

// Roster Size Chart

// Teams & Substitutions

// Game Duration

// Equipment, Uniforms & Facility Use

// Playoffs & Standings

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