Positions
Where is a middle hitter on the court?
In the middle on the net?
True or False: players are only allowed to pass off of a serve
False
True False: A player is aloud to play out of bounds
True
A defensive action that is performed by jumping up and using two hands to stop the ball from returning onto your own court
A block
when a line judge notices the ball land out of bands, he/she places her two hands up or pointing to the ground?
Placed towards the ground to signal in, up to signal out
Where is the right side hitter on the court?
The right side on the net.
How many touches are allowed per side?
3
What is the name given when a player uses two different body parts consecutively to contact the ball
Double Hit
What is it called when a player serves the ball, lands in the court and the no one on the opposing team touches the ball?
An 'Ace'
When a ref places two thumbs up in the air, what happens next
Re-Play
Where is the outside hitter on the court?
The left side on the net.
True or False: A block is considered on of your 3 hits allowed per side
False
True or false: A player may make contact with the ball with any part of his or her body?
True: the ball can make contact with any part of the body
What is the name for a ball that is returned over the net to the opposing team that is easily handled
A free ball
When a referee places 4 fingers in the air, what are they referring to?
4 hits
Where is the libero on the court?
The left back on the court.
If the volleyball touches the boundary line is in or out?
It is in
Can a back row player hit the ball above the white tape (on the net)
Yes, as long as they are behind the 10 ft line (or the ball doesn't go over the net)
What is the term for a spike that cannot be returned
a 'KILL'
When a referee places two fingers in the air, what foul did they call?
Double Hit
Where is the setter on the court at the beginning of a play?
The right back of the court.
If your foot touches the line when your serving is it your point or the other teams point?
It is the other teams point
What is it called when the volleyball is more thrown/caught then a usual set.
a 'lift'
What occurs when a player usually back row, has to dive onto the floor to pass a ball.
A 'DIG'
If a referee called a touch signal what does that mean?
It means the players touched the ball and it went out