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After the gameThis may not happen right after the game, but as the coach for a video of the match so youcan see yourself in a match situation.Go somewhere away from everyone and talk to your partner about the game and anyquestionable calls.The benchIf the bench is up inform the coach and then do what you have to do if this continues.If the bench deserves a card, give the bench one, individual or teamOUTLINE MUST BE SIGNED BY ALL PRESENT AND SENT TO YOUR REGIONALDIRECTOR BY DECEMBER 1, 2013.
MONTANA OFFICIALS ASSOCIATIONVOLLEYBALL STUDY CLUB OUTLINES2013-14LESSON #3NAME_______________________________________________________________________________CLUB__________________________________________ DATE________________________________I. Review and discuss the following in the 2013 NFHS <strong>Volleyball</strong> Preseason Guide:It Doesn’t Start with the First Sere, Doesn’t end with Match Point – page 5II. Review and discuss the following information on the Blocking Defined:SUBSTIBlocking by far is the one of the hardest part of the game, especially at the level and speed atwhich players continue to play at each year. The blocking rule according to coaches is in the toptwo or three inconsistently applied rules in the volleyball today. And according to officials it is oneof the hardest rules to understand and apply during a rally.First let us define who is a blocker: Rule 9-5-1c Any player who is close to the net (within arm’slength of the net) reaching high than the net with any part of their hand(s). We do not judge onwhether the hand is facing the net or not and whether or not the player is facing the net, and wedo not judge the intent of the player. We need to keep it simple with two points of definition, playernear the net and hand(s) reaching higher than the net.Second let us define what a block attempt is: Rule 9-5-1c (1) Any player who is close to thenet (within arm’s length of the net) reaching high than the net with any part of their hand(s) anddoes not deflect the ball coming from the opponents is attempting to block. Any player on thefloor, front row or back row players may legally attempt to block except the libero (Rule 9-5-6c).Third let us define what a completed block is: Rule 9-5-1c (2) Any player who is close to thenet (within arm’s length of the net) reaching high than the net with any part of their hand(s)deflects the ball from the opponents. A deflection is defined as touching the ball in a manner that ittakes it off its original trajectory from the opponent’s attacker. In other words the ball does nothave to go back to the opponents it may just slow it down thus allowing their own teammates toplay the ball. *You cannot deflect a ball from your own team that would be considered anattack.*Fourth let us define what a collective block is: Rule 9-5-1c (3) Two or more players close toeach other (within arm’s length of each other) and close to the net (within arm’s length of the net)with all players involved reaching higher than the net with any part of their hand(s) deflects theball from the opponents, completes a block. Both players do not have to deflect the ball, only onein the collective block has to deflect the ball to be defined as a collective block.In PlayPic A below player #13 is our front row blocker and player #5 is considered our back-rowplayer (setter). This is not a collective block since player #5 does not have any part of theirhand(s) above the height of the net. This is a legal play Rule 9-5-1cIn PlayPic B below player #12 is our front row blocker and player #4 is considered our back-rowplayer (setter). This is considered a collective block since player #4 is within arm’s length ofplayer #12 and within arm’s length of the net and reaching higher than the net with their hand(s)
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