About
Boston Roundnet
A community-driven club built around consistent events, skill development, and competition — while staying welcoming and accessible to everyone.
General information
Boston Roundnet is a community-led organization for people who love roundnet — whether you're brand new or actively competing.
We host open play, leagues, clinics, tournaments, and social events. We also coordinate travel teams and community partnerships.
Everyone. We aim to make it easy to show up, meet people, and level up.
Organizers
Club goals
Help every member improve their skills, confidence, and understanding of the game — regardless of starting level.
Build a strong, connected community that elevates the level of play in the Boston roundnet scene as a whole.
Create reliable, repeatable processes for events, rankings, communication, and onboarding so the club can scale sustainably.

Initiatives
Consistent, casual sessions where new and returning players can meet, play, and improve.
Structured seasons that emphasize balanced competition, learning, and community.
Intro sessions focused on fundamentals, rules, positioning, and confidence-building.
Coordination and support for teams attending higher-level tournaments and events.
Collaborations with local orgs, schools, and sponsors to grow the sport and access.
Finances
- Membership dues
- Event registration fees
- Sponsorships
- Donations
- Permits / venue costs
- Equipment (nets, balls, cones, etc.)
- Insurance and admin costs
- Subsidies for clinics or community initiatives (when possible)
We aim to share clear summaries of income/expenses periodically and use club funds to directly support events, equipment, and member experience.
FAQ
Do I need experience to join?+
No — beginners are welcome. We run sessions for all skill levels and will help you get started.
Why is there a membership fee?+
Membership dues cover permits, equipment, insurance, and event costs. We keep pricing as accessible as possible and offer financial aid on request.
What about Wednesday pickups?+
Wednesday pickups are separate from club events. They're community-organized and open to everyone — no membership required.
How do I know if the club is right for me?+
April is a free trial month — come to any event, meet the community, and see if it's a fit before committing.
What would a typical week look like?+
Most weeks include a mix of open pickups, ranked play or training sessions, and occasional social events. Check the Events page for the current schedule.
What about closed pickups?+
Some sessions may be members-only to ensure quality reps and balanced play. These will be clearly marked on the schedule.
Do I need my own equipment?+
Not required for most events — we usually have shared equipment available. If you have a net/ball, feel free to bring it.
How can I help organize?+
We'd love help. Message an organizer on Discord or email us and we'll plug you into upcoming needs.
Join the community, come to an event, or reach out if you'd like to volunteer or sponsor the club.