Base positions, diagrams for defense/offense

Question
Tom,
I just read your article about not running the 6-2. I by no means am experienced like you.  I have started practice a week ago with my 6th grade "competitive team". I have worked on a 3 person serve receive with the girls with a 6-2 offense. The difference is that I am having the setters start in positions 1 and 4, setters follow middles and hitters in 2 and 5.

I am not having the girls switch at all due to the fact that I want to give them experience in as many positions as possible.  I have 2 quite athletic girls that I will have in the setter positions. I will keep them in there to keep things under control.  I eventually want to work another girl or two into setting for a few sets in order to give them some experience at setting.

With not switching, are you alright with my  plan.  Also, my background is mainly 2 man sand so I need to find diagrams as far as base and situation positions for defense. Right now, I have the girls at the 20 foot area for the 3 person serve receive due to the girls serving being young. I would appreciate any diagrams or advice.

Btw, I have never been around a 4-2. Could you explain that to me?

Thanks,

Bill

Answer
Bill:
Welcome back to www.allexperts.com.  
I just get this question from you a few days ago, right?
I answered, you followed up, and I said, "Email me at [email protected], and I'll send you what I have."  
Hope to hear from you soon.
And hope your team has a great week!
Coach Houser

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I can now tell you more about what I said above.  I have just looked at my bank of answered questions, and it indicates that I answered your follow up at 3:09pm on 9/14.  It also indicates that my answer to you hasn't been read yet.  Did you not receive it?  If not, I can probably find a way to resend it.  
Coach Houser