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    VOLLEYBALL

    Brief History of the Game


     William G. Morgan – the creator of the game and was originated from Halyoke, Massachusetts,
    USA.
     Mintonette – old name of the game.
     Dr. Halstead of Springfield, USA – changed the name “Mintonette” to “Volleyball” and blend
    elements of basketball, baseball, tennis, and handball.
     Basketball – idea of the Ball
     Baseball – idea for the sets
     Tennis – idea of the net
     Handball – idea of the use of hands

     July 7, 1896 – first game of “volleyball” was played at Springfield College


     Volleyball was originally 2 words (volley ball) but spelled into a single word in 1952
     1900 – new specially designed ball: lighter and smaller
     1964 – was introduced to the Olympic games (round-robin format)
     1913 – growth including the first Far Eastern Games in Manila
     1917 – 21 to 15 points per set
     1918 – number of players per team was set at 6

     New offensive way of playing: setting and spiking, emerged in PH called “Bomba” or “Filipino
    Bomb”
     Apr. 1947 – FIVB (Federation Volleyball Internationale)
     1st VB Championships
    o Men – 1949 in Prague
    o Women – 1952 in Moscow
     FIVB WORLD LEAGUE
    o FIVB WORLD GRAND PRIX
    o FIVB WORLD CUP
    o FIVB GRAND CHAMPIONS CUP
     Volleyball at Olympics
    o 1957 – Indoor VB by IOC
    o 1964 – Olympic debut in Tokyo

    Skills Need in Playing Volleyball


    1. Serving
    a. Underhand Serve
    b. Overhead Serve
    2. Passing
    3. Hand Setting
    4. Attack / Hitting
    i. Cross-court Spike
    ii. Line Spike
    iii. Tool Spike
    b. Standing Attack
    c. Jumping Attack

    5. Blocking
    a. Weak side blocker: left of the court
    b. Middle Blocker
    c. Strong side Blocker: right side of the court
    6. Digging

    Volleyball Equipment
    1. Volleyball – 81 cm (32 inch) in circumference and weigh no more than 226 grams (8 ounces). The
    inside pressure shall be 0.30-0.32 kg/cm2 (4.26-4.61 psi). (leather or synthetic leather)
    2. Court – 9 by 18 cm (29ft 6inches by 59 ft)
    3. Nets - Men’s Net Height: 2.43 meters (7ft 11 5/8 inches) and Women’s Net Height: 2.24 meters (7ft
    4 1/8 inches).
    - Official Net: 1 meter (39 inches) wide and 9.5-10 meters (31ft 6 inches to 33ft) long
    (with 25-50 cm [10 inches to 19 ½ inches] on each of the side bands), mad of 10 cm
    (4 inch) square black mesh. Top horizontal band: 7 cm (2 ¾ inches) wide and made of
    two-fold white canvas.
    a. Antennae – 1.80 meters (5ft 11 inches) in length, and the top 80cm (32 inches) extends
    above the net (10 cm stripes – white and red)
    b. Net standards – placed at a distance .50-1.0 meters (20 inches – 39 inches) outside the
    sidelines. 2.25 (8ft 4 inches) high.
    Men 2.43 cm
    Women 2.24 cm
    Boys (13-15 yrs old) 2.35 cm
    Girls (13-15 yrs old) 2.15 cm
    Net Length 9.5 cm
    4. Ball Cart/Ball Bag – to carry or hold volleyballs

    Volleyball Attire
    1. Skirt
    2. Shorts
    3. Socks
    4. Shoes
    5. Warm-up Suits
    6. Knee Pads

    The Players
    1. Front Row Players (attack/blocker)
    2. Back Row Players (passer/digger)

    The Positions
    1. Setter
    2. Spiker
    3. Passer
    4. Digger
    5. Server

    Teaching Volleyball Rules


    A. Court
    B. Officials
    a. 1st Referee (R1)
    b. 2nd Referee (R2)
    c. Scorekeeper
    d. Line Judges (LJ)
    e. Libero Tracker
    C. Pre-Match Meeting
    D. Start of the Match
    E. Start of the Set
    F. Serve Rotation
    G. Ball In/Out
    H. Method of Scoring
    I. Time-Outs
    J. To Win a Set/Match
    K. Sanctions
    a. Yellow Card: results in the opposing team getting a point
    b. Red Card: results in an expulsion from the set
    c. Red/Yellow Card Held Together: results in a disqualification from the match
    L. Protest Procedures
    Two Types of Protest
    1. Eligibility
    2. Rules of the Game

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