volleyballs Flashcards
When did he create the game?
1895
Who created the game of volleyball?
William G. Morgan
At that time, what is the name of the volleyball?
Mintonette
From what association he is in as instructor?
Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA)
What are the sports that blended for volleyball?
Basketball
Baseball
Handball
Tennis
Where did volleyball originated?
Holyoke, Massachusetts
Volleyball is inspired from what sport?
Badminton
What kind of net did they use before?
Tennis Net
When and where did the first game of volleyball happen?
Springfield College, July 17, 1896
What kind of ball was use as volley ball before?
Soccer ball
When did the official volley ball designed?
1900
Who change the name mintonette to Volleyball?
Professor Alfred T. Halsted
What is the new name of USVA
USA Volleyball
When did the volleyball itnroduced to Olympics?
1964
What was formed in 1928?
United States Volleyball Association
Volleyball was introduced in 1964 to what Olympics?
Tokyo Olympics
Who is Elwood S. Brown?
Physical Director of YMCA
When did the volleyball was introduced in Philippines?
1910
What offensive style of passing the ball in a high trajectory to be struck by another player were introduced in 1916?
Spike and Set
Size of the net?
1 meter ( 3.2 ft.) , 9.75 meters ( 32 ft.)
When were three hits per side and back row attack rules introduced?
1920
Who introduced volleyball in Philippines?
Elwood S. Brown
What did the Filipino developed?
“BOMBA” and “Bomberino”
What does the “Bomberino” means?
called the hitter who did the attack.
What does “BOMBA” means?
Kill or successful attack.
Volley ball measures?
65 to 67 cm in circumference (25 to 27 inches) and weighs 260 to 280 grams.
What is the equipment in volleyball?
net
net antennas
referee stand.
ball
What are net antennas?
Attached to the net inline with the outside edge of the sideline, 1.8m long and 10mm in diameter and made of fiber glass
What is ball?
Spherical and is made of flexible leather or synthetic leather with a bladder inside made of rubber .
What is referee stand?
A stable platform that elevates the volleyball referees head to about 2 or 3 feet above the top of the net.
