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2012 AND 2013 RULES AND INTERPRETATIONS - NAIA

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RULE 12<br />

The Libero Player<br />

12.1 The Libero Player<br />

12.1.1 Designation<br />

One libero player may be designated for each set by indicating that player’s<br />

number on the lineup sheet for that set. If a libero is not listed on the lineup sheet<br />

for a set, the team may not use a libero in that set. The libero may be designated<br />

as the playing captain.<br />

12.1.2 Playing Actions<br />

12.1.2.1 The libero is restricted to perform as a back-row player and is not<br />

allowed to complete an attack-hit from anywhere (including the playing<br />

court and free zone) if, at the moment of contact, the ball is entirely above<br />

the top of the net. (See Rule 14.5.1 and Signal 24, Official’s Mechanics.)<br />

12.1.2.2 The libero may not block or attempt to block. (See Rule 14.6.1.)<br />

12.1.2.3 In one rotation, the libero may replace the player in position No. 1 to<br />

serve. (See Rule 10.2.1.)<br />

12.1.2.4 A teammate may not complete an attack-hit when, at the moment of the<br />

attack-hit, the ball is entirely above the top of the net and the ball is coming<br />

from an overhand finger pass by a libero in the front zone or the opponent’s<br />

free zone. (See Signal 24, Official’s Mechanics, then indicate the libero.)<br />

The ball may be freely attacked if the libero makes the same action from<br />

behind the front zone. If airborne, the libero’s position is judged according<br />

to the point of last contact with her team’s court.<br />

12.1.3 Uniforms<br />

12.1.3.1 The libero must wear a uniform shirt or jersey that is immediately<br />

recognized from all angles as being in clear contrast to and distinct from the<br />

other members of the team. The primary color of the libero’s jersey/shirt<br />

must be different from any color that appears on more than 25 percent of the<br />

body of her teammates’ jerseys. In determining the body of the uniforms, the<br />

sleeves and collar should be ignored.<br />

12.1.3.2 The libero shirt or jersey must have a visible legal number. (See Rule<br />

7.1.2.)<br />

12.1.3.3 The style and trim of the libero’s shirt or jersey may differ from her<br />

teammates’, but her shorts must be identical to her teammates’.<br />

FOR <strong>2013</strong><br />

12.1.3.1 Solid Color Uniforms: Beginning in the <strong>2013</strong> season, it will be<br />

required that either the libero or her teammates wear a solid color jersey.<br />

The solid-colored uniform must clearly contrast from the predominant<br />

color(s) of the teammate(s) jerseys. Predominant colors are those that<br />

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