This is the latest edition of the Power Rankings for the 2018 season. The list was formed by a panel of 12 individuals, spanning all regions, who discuss the top contenders and then vote on the contenders...
Over four months have elapsed since 2017 Spikeball™ Roundnet Association Nationals. The new year has brought some rule changes, season structure changes, and, of course, team changes. With that said, the first tour stop of 2018 will be this Saturday in Huntington Beach, will feature many familiar faces, and may give us a good look at what lies ahead.
Throughout the years of competitive roundnet, the phrase “team chemistry” has been thrown around a lot. It is often used when talking about a new team during preseason or a mash-up team heading into a tournament. In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, here is some of what myself and other roundnet players have learned about team chemistry over the last few years. Defensive Team Chemistry is Most Important Joel Graham and Scott Wilson played together as Nashburgh for all four official roundnet seasons and for a year even before that. Graham notes that defensive team chemistry is so important because you will know where your partner is likely to be without having to even think about it. This allows for you...
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