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Officials should respond to threats and vulgarity from spectators by using the same goodjudgment they utilize when ruling on a key play. Locate the game administrator, uniformed securitypersonnel, coach, or other school personnel and request that the unruly spectator be removed.Addressing the spectator directly is a no-win situation and often serves to make a bad situationworse. In summary, officials should not deal directly with spectators, but may ask gamemanagement to deal with disruptive spectators. The game may be temporarily halted until thesituation is resolved, but terminating a game because of problems with spectators must be anabsolute last resort. Following the ejection of a spectator, please file an incident report withMHSA.OUTLINE MUST BE SIGNED BY ALL PRESENT AND SENT TO YOUR REGIONAL DIRECTOR BYDECEMBER 1, 2013.
MONTANA OFFICIALS ASSOCIATIONVOLLEYBALL STUDY CLUB OUTLINES2012-2013LESSON #4NAME_______________________________________________________________________________CLUB________________________________________ DATE__________________________________I. The signal chart for the Officials Manual and Rule Book, the pictures of the signals and theirdescriptions were redesigned to enhance quality and understanding of the mechanic and use.Review and discuss the NFHS OFFICIAL VOLLEYBALL SIGNALS and HOW TO USE THESIGNALS (found on pages 78-85 of the <strong>Volleyball</strong> Officials Manual. Please note that some of thelanguage used in “HOW TO USE THE SIGNALS” has changed from last year as well as the orderof Substitution (#16), Authorization to Enter (#17), and Replay/Re-serve (#19) signals and thesequence of hand signals. Several officials’ signals are executed in two parts The referee should be precise with the entire signal Each signal should be held for visibility It is important each signal is precise, not rushed and held long enough that each signal,such as result of play followed by the nature of the fault, is easily observed as separateactions by the officialHOW AND WHEN TO USE THE OFFICIAL VOLLEYBALL SIGNALS:After a referee whistles to signal the end of the rally, that referee indicates the decision with theofficial hand signals:a. If the fault is whistled by the first referee, he/she indicates the result of the play (point orreplay), followed by the nature of the fault. The second referee mirrors the first referee’ssignals;Exception: The second referee does not mirror the signal for a net serve.b. If a fault is whistled by the second referee, he/she indicates the nature of the fault and theplayer at fault, if necessary. The first referee, if in agreement, will then indicate the result ofthe play (point or replay), followed by the nature of the fault and the player at fault, ifnecessary. The second referee mirrors the signal of point or replay;c. When stopping play, referees should perform the following separately and sequentially:Sound the whistle once, immediately and with authority (Sound two short whistles prior to asubstitution or time-out.);Make eye contact with partner;Indicate the decision with the official hand signals;Signal fault, hold the hand and arm signal away from the body on the side of the offendingteam long enough and high enough to be seen;Verbalize the decision when necessary, except #15, signal for serve.II.Review and discuss the following information about Officiating Techniques To Enhance YourPresence from the Wyoming <strong>Volleyball</strong> Official’s Clinic:ooooReferees are trained observers.Don’t deny yourself information. If you have information you can use it or not. If you don’thave information then you can’t use it. What you don’t know can hurt you.Scan. Look for movement, look for trouble. Continually make eye contact with the otherofficials and coaches.Open your view. Don’t restrict your attention to anything specific until it’s necessary in
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