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What is one specific restriction placed on a Libero player during a match?
What is one specific restriction placed on a Libero player during a match?
- The Libero can substitute in and out at any time during the game.
- The Libero can perform an attack hit at any time.
- The Libero may not serve, block, or attempt to block. (correct)
- The Libero must wear the same color shirt as other team members.
Under what condition can a Libero player enter or leave the match?
Under what condition can a Libero player enter or leave the match?
- At the coach's discretion during a timeout.
- Only during the change of sets.
- Any time during play.
- Only when the ball is out of play and before the whistle for service. (correct)
What must a Libero player wear to differentiate from other team members?
What must a Libero player wear to differentiate from other team members?
- A wristband indicating their role.
- A unique helmet.
- A different color shirt. (correct)
- A special badge on the jersey.
How does the rule on Libero substitutions differ from regular player substitutions?
How does the rule on Libero substitutions differ from regular player substitutions?
What is the consequence of an injury to the originally registered Libero?
What is the consequence of an injury to the originally registered Libero?
What is the maximum number of contacts a team has to return the ball over the net?
What is the maximum number of contacts a team has to return the ball over the net?
How many points must a team score to win a regular game, and what is the requirement regarding the margin?
How many points must a team score to win a regular game, and what is the requirement regarding the margin?
What must occur for a server to successfully execute their serve?
What must occur for a server to successfully execute their serve?
What happens if the serve touches an antenna during play?
What happens if the serve touches an antenna during play?
In a high school league match, how many games must a team win to secure victory?
In a high school league match, how many games must a team win to secure victory?
How many substitutions are allowed for each team in a volleyball game?
How many substitutions are allowed for each team in a volleyball game?
Which of the following actions is legal during a serve?
Which of the following actions is legal during a serve?
What happens to the teams after each game/set?
What happens to the teams after each game/set?
What is the consequence of a double hit error?
What is the consequence of a double hit error?
What must happen before a player can substitute into the game?
What must happen before a player can substitute into the game?
Which of the following is true about the libero position?
Which of the following is true about the libero position?
What is required for a player to legally penetrate into the opponent's space under the net?
What is required for a player to legally penetrate into the opponent's space under the net?
Which of the following actions is considered illegal?
Which of the following actions is considered illegal?
Flashcards
Volleyball Court Dimensions
Volleyball Court Dimensions
Volleyball courts are 18 meters long by 9 meters wide.
Maximum Contacts per Team
Maximum Contacts per Team
Each team can touch the ball a maximum of 3 times (excluding the block) before sending it over to the other team.
Rally Point System
Rally Point System
A point is awarded to the team that wins the rally in volleyball.
Serve Restrictions
Serve Restrictions
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Winning a Match (High School)
Winning a Match (High School)
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Libero Player
Libero Player
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Libero Restrictions
Libero Restrictions
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Identifying a Libero
Identifying a Libero
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Libero Substitution
Libero Substitution
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Limited Libero Replacements
Limited Libero Replacements
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Volleyball Substitutions
Volleyball Substitutions
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Volleyball Court Change
Volleyball Court Change
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Maximum Volleyball Contacts
Maximum Volleyball Contacts
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Legal Ball Hits
Legal Ball Hits
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Double Hit Error
Double Hit Error
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Liberos
Liberos
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Net Penetration
Net Penetration
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Out-of-Bounds Volleyball
Out-of-Bounds Volleyball
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Study Notes
Volleyball Official Rules
- Court Dimensions: 18m by 9m
- Teams: Two teams of 6 players each
- Object of the Game: Teams compete to score points by sending the ball over the opposing court, with a maximum of 3 hits per team
- Play: Ball remains in play until it touches the ground, walls, ceiling, or other object, or a fault is committed
- Gameplay: A rally point system; each possession is awarded to the winner; games are played up to 25 points, winning by 2 points (except deciding game which is played to 15 points)
- Winning a Match: Most high school leagues require best-of-3 matches. Professional leagues require best-of-5.
Scoring System
- Point System: Awarded with every possession to the winner of the rally
- Game Length: Up to 25 points; win by 2 points, no cap
- Deciding Game Length: 15 points; win by 2 points, no cap
- Match Wins: Best 2 out of 3 for high school leagues. Best 3 out of 5 in college and professional leagues
Service Rules
- Serving Position: Must be performed from behind the baseline
- Contacting the Ball: Must contact the ball behind the baseline
- Serving Time Limit: 8 seconds to execute the serve
- Fault (Points Loss): Touching or crossing the baseline while serving, hitting antenna
- Serving Trajectory: Can contact the net, but must proceed into the opposing court
- Substitutions: Rotation
- Substitution Limit: Maximum of 12 allowed per game
Substitutions
- Player Limit: 12 players allowed on the lineup sheet.
- Substitutions: May be made at once or during breaks in play
- Substitutions: Made when the ball is dead (and before the whistle for the service)
- Specific Substitution Requirements: One substitute player for a specific player
- Libero Rules: A designated defensive player wearing a different coloured shirt can enter and exit as required. They are restricted to back row play, cannot serve or block, but have unlimited substitutions
Player at the Net
- Penetration: Allowed to penetrate into opponent's space but cannot interfere with the opposing team's play
- Touching Court: You can touch the opponent's court with a foot or body part above the feet; provided it doesn't interfere
- Movement after the ball is out of play: Players can move into the opponent's court after play is over
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Test your knowledge of official volleyball rules with this quiz. The questions cover court dimensions, gameplay mechanics, and the scoring system in volleyball. Perfect for students and enthusiasts aiming to deepen their understanding of the game.
