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Classification

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Anyone is able to take part in Sitting Volleyball at School and Club level, including Volleyball England's Sitting Grand Prix series.

For international competition all athletes need to be classified by a British Paralympic Association Classifier.

In an International Volleyball Squad there must be 12 players. 10 that meet the requirements of 'Full Classification' and 2 that have a 'Minimal disability'.

Sitting Volleyball Classification

	Name	Size (MB)	Updated
	Classification of a Sitting Volleyball Player 2	5.18	23/01/2012

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Please contact Richard Stacey-Chapman, Sitting Volleyball Development Manager by email or by phone on 01509 227722