Whether you’ve played at the highest level of competition, never played before, or somewhere in between, we want to have you as a part of the program. Our program includes an A team called Void, and a developmental team called Null. The first couple weeks of practice are combined practices with Void and Null, and everyone is welcome to join. After that, we begin tryouts, which is a several-weeks-long process, and anyone who wants to try out for Void can do so, but for those who don’t, Null will begin practicing separately, but at the same time and on the same field. Once tryouts have concluded, new players continue to be welcome to practice with Null.
Null is a great program for teaching the game to new players as well as providing fun competition for people who have played before. Our programs are very tight, and every year a lot of players move from Null up to Void.
In addition to competition level, Void and Null have different expectations for commitment. Void players will typically be expected to attend three practices per week, as well as 2-3 tournaments in the fall and 4-5 in the spring. Null requires a lower level of commitment – Null hosts two practices per week, and typically attends 2 tournaments in the fall and 3 in the spring. Null is more lenient in terms of attendance and welcomes new players at any point during the year.
