Volleyball Officiating

What is the role of the first referee in a volleyball match?

• Set up the net and equipment.

• Make substitutions for players.

• Keep score and track time.

• Enforce rules and ensure fair play

What is the role of the second referee in a volleyball match?

• Assist the first referee and handle administrative tasks

• Make line calls

• Keep score

• Coach one of the teams

What is the signal for a net fault in volleyball?

• Referee raises one hand above their head with an open palm.

• Referee blows a whistle.

• Referee raises both hands above their head with closed fists.

• Referee points to the net.

When is a ball considered out of bounds in volleyball?

• When it hits a player on the opposing team.

• When it touches the net.

• When it lands on the boundary lines.

• When it lands completely outside the boundary lines or touches an object outside the court.

What is the signal for a foot fault in volleyball?

• Referee raises both hands with closed fists.

• Referee raises both hands with open palms.

• Referee raises one hand with an open palm.

• Referee raises one hand with a closed fist.

What is the signal for a double hit in volleyball?

• Double hit

• Violation

• Illegal hit

• Fault

What is the signal for a lift or carry in volleyball?

• Foot fault

• Double hit

• Lift or Carry

• Illegal hit

What is the signal for a back-row attack in volleyball?

• Pointing finger

• Open hand with fingers extended

• Closed fist with thumb extended

• Thumbs up

What is the signal for a block touch in volleyball?

• Hand signal by the referee

• Loud buzzer sound.

• Verbal announcement by the referee.

• Whistle blown by the referee.

What is the signal for a rotation fault in volleyball?

• Player touches the net during a rotation.

• Player serves out of order or rotates out of turn.

• Player serves into the net.

• Player fails to rotate after a point.