Topic 4: Rules Flashcards
What is the net height for U14 male and female players?
- Male: 2.24m, Female: 2.12m
How many sets must a team win to win a volleyball match?
3 sets (Best of 5 format)
How many points are required to win a set in volleyball?
25 points with a 2-point difference (except for the 5th set)
What is the point rule for the 5th set in volleyball?
Played to 15 points, with a 2-point difference
How many players can a club register for a volleyball competition?
Max 18 players in a club
How many players must be on the court for a volleyball team?
6 players at a time
How many players can a team have on the match roster?
Max 14 players (including 2 Liberos) Min 8 players (including 1 Libero)
What are the key participant roles in a volleyball team?
Captain, Libero, Coach, Officials (Max 2), Doctor, Physiotherapist
What is the function of the Libero in volleyball?
A defensive specialist who cannot attack or serve
What is the role of the coach in a volleyball match?
Manage timeouts, substitutions, and team strategy
How many substitutions are allowed in volleyball?
Follows game format rules, which may vary
What are the time-out rules in volleyball?
Coaches can request timeouts during a set
In which position does the server always start?
Position 1
What direction does a volleyball team rotate?
Clockwise
How many touches are allowed per team before returning the ball?
3 touches
Can the same player hit the ball twice in succession?
No, another player must make the second touch before re-entering play.
What happens if the ball touches the net?
Play continues unless it is a serve that does not go over.
Can a player retain or control the ball after the service?
No, the ball must not be held or carried.
Where can front-row players jump to attack?
Inside the three-meter area (attack line).
What happens if the libero sets the ball with a finger touch inside the three-meter zone?
No over-the-net attack is allowed from that set.
How many time-outs are allowed per set per team?
2 time-outs (30 seconds each).
How many substitutions can a team make per set?
6 substitutions.
Where must substitutions be made?
Inside the substitution zone.
What happens if a player is not ready for a substitution?
The substitution is not granted, and the team is penalized for delay.
What happens if a player is excluded or disqualified?
They must be replaced immediately through a legal substitution.
What is an** exceptional substitution** in volleyball?
A replacement made when a player cannot be legally substituted.
What happens if a team cannot make a required substitution?
The team is declared INCOMPLETE.
What happens on the first delay in a match?
A “DELAY WARNING” is issued.
What happens on the second or subsequent delay?
A “PENALTY FOR DELAY” is given: opponent gets 1 point and the serve.
How are penalties for delay handled if they occur between sets?
They are applied in the next set.
What is the first step in addressing misconduct?
A verbal warning through the game captain.
What is the second step if misconduct continues?
A YELLOW CARD is shown to the team member(s).
Does minor misconduct lead to penalties?
No, minor misconduct is not penalized.
What are the three categories of misconduct?
1️⃣ Rude Conduct – Actions against good morals/principles.
2️⃣ Offensive Conduct – Insulting gestures, words, or contempt.
3️⃣** Aggression** – Physical attack or threatening behavior.
What is the penalty for the first rude conduct in a match?
Opponent gets 1 point and the serve.
What happens when a player is expelled?
- Must be substituted.
- Cannot play for the** rest of the set.**
- Stays on the** team bench** until the set is over.
What happens when a player is disqualified?
- Must be substituted.
- Cannot play for the** rest of the match**.
- Must stay on the** team bench** for the remainder of the game.
What does the referee signal for serve authorization?
Extends the hand towards the server.
How does the referee signal for** time-out?**
Forms a “T” shape with both hands.
What is the signal for double touch?
Raises two fingers.
How does the referee signal a ball out?
Raises both arms straight up.
What is the signal for substitution?
Makes a circular motion with both hands.
