Volleyball Referee Hand Signals

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What signal is used to indicate 'Ball In' by a line judge?

  • Raise flag and touch the top with the palm of the free hand.
  • Point down with flag. (correct)
  • Wave flag over the head.
  • Raise flag vertically.

What hand signal indicates 'Time-Out'?

  • Extend the arm to the side of team that will serve.
  • Raise both arms vertically, palms forward.
  • Place the palm of one hand over the fingers of the other, held vertically (forming a 'T'). (correct)
  • Circular motion of the forearms around each other.

To signal 'Ball Out,' what action do referees take?

  • Slowly lift the forearm, palm of the hand facing upwards.
  • Point the arm and fingers toward the floor.
  • Raise the forearms vertically, hands open, palms towards the body. (correct)
  • Make a circular motion with the forefinger.

Which signal represents 'Substitution'?

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What does a line judge signal when a ball touches an outside object?

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What signal indicates 'Four Hits'?

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How does a referee signal 'Delay in Service'?

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What signal is used to indicate 'End of Set (or Match)'?

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What does the referee signal to indicate 'Double Contact'?

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What signal indicates 'Ball Touched'?

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Flashcards

Authorization to Serve

The hand is moved to indicate the direction of service.

Team to Serve

The arm is extended to the side of the team that will serve.

Change of Courts

The forearms are raised front and back and twisted around the body.

Time-out

The palm of one hand is placed over the fingers of the other, held vertically (forming a 'T'), and then indicate the requesting team.

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Substitution

The forearms make a circular motion around each other.

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Misconduct Warning

An official showing a yellow card.

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Misconduct Penalty

An official showing a red card.

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Ball Not Tossed or Released at the Service Hit

The extended arm is lifted, with the palm of the hand facing upwards.

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Ball 'Out'

The forearms are raised vertically, hands open, palms towards the body.

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Attack Hit Fault

A downward motion is made with the forearm, hand open.

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Study Notes

Referees' Official Hand Signals

  • Authorization to Serve:

    • The hand moves to indicate the direction of service.
  • Team to Serve:

    • The arm extends to the side of the team that will serve.
  • Change of Courts:

    • The forearms raise front and back and twist around the body.
  • Time-out:

    • Place the palm of one hand over the fingers of the other, held vertically (forming a T), indicating the requesting team.
  • Substitution:

    • A circular motion occurs between the forearms.
  • Misconduct Warning:

    • A yellow card shows for warning.
  • Misconduct Penalty:

    • A red card shows for the penalty.
  • Expulsion:

    • Both cards show jointly.
  • Disqualification:

    • Red and yellow cards show separately.
  • End of Set (or Match):

    • The forearms cross in front of the chest, with hands open.
  • Ball Not Tossed or Released at the Service Hit:

    • The extended arm lifts, with the palm facing upwards.
  • Delay in Service:

    • Eight fingers raise, spread open.
  • Blocking Fault or Screening:

    • Both arms raise vertically, palms forward.
  • Positional or Rotational Fault:

    • Make a circular motion with the forefinger.
  • Ball "In":

    • Arm and fingers point toward the floor.
  • Ball "Out":

    • The forearms raise vertically, with hands open and palms towards the body.
  • Catch:

    • Forearm slowly lifts, with the palm facing upwards.
  • Double Contact:

    • Two fingers raise, spread open.
  • Four Hits:

    • Four fingers raise, spread open.
  • Net Touched by Player - Served Ball Touches the Net:

    • Indicate the relevant side of the net with the corresponding hand.
  • Reaching Beyond the Net:

    • A hand places above the net, with the palm facing downwards.
  • Attack Hit Fault:

    • A downward motion happens with the forearm, hand open.
  • Penetration Into the Opponent Court:

    • Point to the center line or relevant line.
  • Double Fault and Replay:

    • Raise both thumbs vertically.
  • Ball Touched:

    • Brush the palm of one hand against the fingers of the other, held vertically.
  • Delay Warning/Delay Penalty:

    • The wrist covers with a yellow card (warning) and with a red card (penalty).

Line Judges’ Official Flag Signals

  • Ball "In":

    • Point down with the flag.
  • Ball "Out":

    • Raise the flag vertically.
  • Ball Touched:

    • Raise the flag and touch the top with the palm of the free hand.
  • Crossing Space Faults, Ball Touched an Outside Object, or Foot Fault:

    • Wave the flag over the head and point to the antenna or respective line.
  • Judgment Impossible:

    • Raise and cross both arms and hands in front of the chest.

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