JV6s

JV6s, also known as Junior Varsity 6s, is a term used in various sports to describe a team composed of players who are not yet eligible to compete at the varsity level but are still developing their skills. The term "JV6s" is often used in high school sports, where it refers to a team of sixth-grade students who are not yet old enough to compete at the varsity level. The purpose of JV6s teams is to provide younger players with the opportunity to participate in organized sports, learn teamwork, and develop fundamental skills while also preparing them for future varsity competition.

The structure and rules of JV6s teams can vary depending on the sport and the specific school or organization. In some cases, JV6s teams may play against other JV6s teams or against varsity teams from other schools. The level of competition can also vary, with some JV6s teams playing in lower-level leagues or tournaments. The goal of JV6s teams is to provide a positive and supportive environment for young athletes to grow and develop their skills, while also preparing them for future competition at the varsity level.