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VOLLEYBALL:
Characteristics;
History; and
Development
Group 1:
Agliones, Claire Anthonnete
Aguilar, IvY
Apuyan, Jemar
Arañez, Marinil L
Arce, Gj Jumil
 Instructional Content

Introduction and Game

01 Characteristic
Marinil L Arañez

02 William G. Morgan Claire Anthonnete Agliones

Volleyball lesson at YMCA

03 Holyote Gymn
Gj Jumil Arce

The 1916 YMCA and NCAA

04 Unified rules of the Game
Ivy Aguilar

1930:YMCA Spread nee

05 game game amongst Jemar Apuyan
women
01
Volleyball:
Introduction and
Game
Characteristics
 INTRODUCTION
• Volleyball has come a long way from the
dusty-old YMCA gymnasium of Holyoke,
Massachusetts, USA,
• where the visionary William G. Morgan
invented the sport back in 1895.
• Volleyball is now one of the big five
international sports, and the FIVB.
• its 220 affiliated national federations,
• the largest international sporting federation
in the world.
 INTRODUCTION

• Volleyball has witnessed unprecedented growth

over the last two decades.
• With the great success of world competitions
such as the FIVB World Championships, the FIVB
World League, the FIVB World Grand Prix, the FIVB
World Cup and the FIVB Grand Champions Cup as
well as the Olympic Games, the level of participation
at all levels internationally continues to grow
exponentially.
 Sport played Send the ball
by two teams over the net
on a playing in order to
court divided ground it
by a net.
Game The ball is
Team has Characteristics put in
three hits for of Volleyball 🏐 play with
returning the a service
ball Hit by the server over the
In addition to the block net to the opponents.
contact
 Rally continues the team
until the ball is winning a
grounded on rally scores
the playing a point (Rally
court Point
System).
goes “out” or a team fails to
return it properly
Game
Characteristics
When the of Volleyball 🏐 And its
receiving team Players
wins they have rotate one
the right to position
serve, clockwise.
 02
Volleyball:
William G. Morgan
invented the
game 1985.
Presentor: Claire Anthonnete Agliones
 • Volleyball was invented in 1895 by William G.
Morgan
William G. It was designed as an indoor sport for
Morgan invented businessmen who found the new game
Volleyball 1895🏐 of basketball too vigorous.
Morgan called the sport “mintonette,” until
a professor from Springfield College
in Massachusetts noted the volleying nature
of play and proposed the name of “volleyball.
• It become wide appeal for
a. both sexes in schools,
b. playgrounds,
c. the armed forces,
d. and other organizations in the United
States, and it was subsequently introduced
to other countries.
 03
Volleyball: Lesson
at YMCA Holyoke
Gymn
Presentor: Gj Jumil Arce
 • In 1916 rules were issued jointly by the
YMCA and the National Collegiate
Volleyball Lesson at
Athletic Association (NCAA).
Holyoke Gym
• In 1922 The first nationwide
tournament in the United States was
conducted by the National YMCA
Physical Education Committee in New
York City
• In 1928 The United States Volleyball
Association (USVBA) was formed and
recognized as the rules-making,
governing body in the United States
 • From 1928 the USVBA-now known as USA
Volleyball Volleyball (USAV) has conducted annual
Lesson at national men’s and senior men’s (age 35
Holyoke Gym and older) volleyball championships,
(except during 1944 and 1945)
In 1949 women’s division was started
In 1977 senior women’s division (age 30
and older) was added.

Other national events in the United States

are conducted by member groups of the
USAV such as the YMCA and the NCAA.
 04
Volleyball: 1916 YMCA
and NCAA unified
rules of the game
Presentor: Ivy Aguilar
The 1916 YMCA ● Volleyball was introduced into
and NCAA Europe by the American troops
unified rules of during world war I.
the Game ● Early 1900s, volleyball in asia was
played.
● In 1913, international competition
began.
● In 1947, FIVB (Federation
Internationale de volleyball) was
organized in Paris; and
● Moved to Lausanne, Switzerland in
1984.
The 1916 YMCA - In 1949, FIVB sponsored volleyball
and NCAA championships for men only.
unified rules of
the Game - In 1952, FIVB sponsored
volleyball championships for
both men and women.

- In 1964, volleyball became an

Olympic sport for men and
women in Tokyo.
05
Volleyball:
1930-YMCA
spread new game
amongst women
Presentor: Jemar Apuyan
1930: YMCA Spread • European championships were
a new game long dominated by
amongst women Czechoslovakian, Hungarian,
Polish, Bulgarian, Romanian,
and Soviet (later, Russian)
teams.
• At the world and Olympic
level, Soviet teams have won
more titles, both men’s and
women’s, than those of any
other nation.
 • A highly
1930: YMCA
publicized Japanese women’s
Spread a new
team, Olympic champions in
game amongst
1964, reflected the interest of
women
private industry in sport. Young
women working for the
sponsoring company devoted
their free time to:
a)conditioning,b) team practice,
and c) competition under
expert; d) and demanding
coaching.
 • Encouraged by the Japanese Volleyball
1930: YMCA
Association, this women’s team made
Spread a new
its mark in international competition,
game amongst
winning the World Championship in
women
1962, 1966, and 1967, in addition to the
1964 Olympics.
1955 – The Pan American
Games (involving South, Central, and
North America) added volleyball
and Brazil, Mexico, Canada, Cuba, and
the United States are
frequent contenders for top honours.
 •In Asia, China, Japan, and Korea dominate
competition. Volleyball, especially beach
1930: YMCA Spread a volleyball, is played in Australia, New
new game Zealand, and throughout the South Pacific.
amongst women • A four-year cycle of international
volleyball events, recommended by the
FIVB, began in 1969 with World Cup
championships, to be held in the year
following the Olympic Games; the second
year is the World Championships; in the
third the regional events are held (e.g.,
European championships, Asian
Games, African Games, Pan American
Games); and in the fourth year the Olympic
Games.
 SUMMARY
The 1916 YMCA
William G. Morgan
and NCAA Unified
invented volleyball
rules of the Game
1895

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Introduction Spread nee game
and Game lesson at YMCA
Holyote Gymn game amongst
Characteristic women
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