It is legal to contact the ball with any part of the body above the waist as long as the ball rebounds immediately and does not "lay" against the body. The ball may not be kicked. If 2 players on the same team contact the ball simultaneously, it counts as two hits and neither may play the ball again. Players are not permitted to scoop, hold, lift or push the ball. The ball may never be contacted with an open-hand underhand motion.
When a ball is dinked it must be done with a closed fist or open palms as long as hands are together. A ball touching the body more than once in succession is considered a double hit and is illegal except when played off a hard-driven spiked ball, or blocked and played again by the blocker. For Co-Rec League: If playing with 4 people, the server cannot spike the bal. If playing with 3 people, anyone can spike. There will be continuous substitution at the time of serve, for the person rotating into the serving position.
Player entering then serves. Students working as intramural officials are providing a service to those other students, faculty and staff, participating in volleyball. Under no circumstances should these student officials be threatened or physically or verbally abused.
Anyone physically or verbally abusing an intramural official will immediately and automatically be suspended. The suspension will remain in effect throughout the time necessary to clarify and verify the facts surrounding the action. Permanent suspension may follow. Teams and players have a further responsibility in acting to prevent their fans from abusing the officials and to help the officials control their spectators so that the game is not disrupted.
In instances where officials are threatened or physically abused by spectators, those teams that are identified with the spectators will be suspended indefinitely. Any player ejected from a game for any reason will automatically be suspended from his team's next game or until a review of the incident can be made.
Indefinite suspension may follow. Please cooperate with the Intramural Department in keeping both your players and spectators from bringing alcohol to the courts. When a hard driven spike ball occurs, anything goes short of carrying the ball when receiving the spike.
Rest periods between games of a match shall be no longer than 2 minutes. Do not chase loose volleyballs into other courts while play is in progress. Makes contact with the side walls including the slanted walls of the running track at IM East.
When a ball touches a boundary line, it is considered in play. A forfeit will be declared under the following conditions: A team does not field the required number of eligible players by the designated game time. A violation of any rule as stated in the Intramural Sports Code of Conduct.
The serving order must alternate men and women. Rest periods between games of a match shall be no longer than 3 minutes. If both teams switched sides without their benches, players on the receiving side could just look to the bench to see which way the opponent is blocking! For me personally, this was always a genuine factor. There are two main aspects of the game that affected me as an outside:.
To be honest, reception was far less of a problem due to the lighting--although there were some gyms in my junior days which were quite dark. Serving, on the other hand, was a pretty consistent hassle when it comes to lighting. Especially when you are playing in middle school, high school or college leagues that were mostly built for basketball. For that reason, the brightest lights have a habit of lining up directly above the baseline or just before it.
If you happen to jump serve, this is the nightmare situation. You toss the ball up high, ready to swing hard into the court, and BAM! The Setter. And since these courts were not built with volleyball in mind, it really can be a matter of one side having a disadvantage while the other side is perfectly fine. Particularly when volleyball was just starting out and this rule was first implemented, switching side of the net was an important way of balancing the play field--in case there were any strange or unseen advantages in the home court.
Service space. When you reach higher levels of volleyball, there are certain regulations that need to be met--the space behind the baseline is one of these. I remember playing in gyms where my back was pressed up against the wall as I was trying to float serve…. Again, more often than not this will affect one side of the court more than the other--switching sides can be the difference between playing your jump serve, or settling for a standing float.
Obstacles above the court. Half-time also written halftime or half time is the name given to the interval between the two halves of the match. They switch sides every Quarter and take a 15 Minute break at half time switching sides again after half time.
They do this so when the weather is bad it ends up being fair for both teams. The NFL has always had teams switch sides every quarter. Teams are allowed to pick up players during the regular season in order to field a full team. Substitutes from other teams will not be allowed during playoffs.
There are no protests once a match begins. All issues of player eligibility must be addressed with the official before the match starts. First Offense: Loss of three games and warning issued. Second Offense: Loss of three games and staff reserves the right to remove team from playoffs with no refund for games not played. Third Offense: Automatic removal from the league with no refund for games not played. In order to participate in the league, each participant must sign the team waiver. Waivers are provided and must be completed and handed in no later than the second night of play.
Players not present the first week of play will still be required to sign a waiver with our staff before participating. Players must play in a minimum of two regular season games to be eligible for playoffs. Head to head game record versus all tied teams. Head to head match record versus all tied teams. Least number of forfeits. Once playoff brackets are posted and playoff games are played the tournament seeding will not be changed.
If there is an incorrect score posted for your team, the captain is responsible for notifying the league office prior to the playoffs being played. During the regular season, matches are to be played within the one hour time limit warm up time is included. If the third match is not started by 50 minutes past game time, the third game will be played to The match will conclude 60 minutes after the scheduled start time, regardless of the score.
The highest scoring team will get the win for the third game. For games going to completion, you must win by 2 points; however, the score is capped at 27 capped at 17 for games to Forfeits: If your team forfeits a match during the season, the following rules apply:.
If you know in advance that your team is going to forfeit a game, we encourage you to call our office This does not mean that your team will not receive the loss as a forfeit. If a partial team is present and doesn't have enough players to start a match and are expecting a full team, they will lose one game for every ten minutes past game time. If no members of a team are present at game time, the opposing team automatically wins all three matches. Captains are responsible for reporting the results of their matches to the league check-in desk.
Serves that hit the net and continue over the net to the opponent's side of the net will be live. Court dimensions: All 2's matches use "short courts" where the dimensions are slightly smaller than those used for 4's and 6's matches. The teams will then alternate service every other game. Rotation: During fours team members do not need to rotate position on the court.
They do have to rotate service. During sixes team members must rotate on the court and must remain in that position until the serve has been contacted. The player in the back right hand corner of the rotation will be designated to serve and continue to rotate clockwise. Attacking the net: In two's and four's every player is eligible to attack the net. In six's only the three players that are in the front row of the rotation are allowed to attack the net. Violation of this rule would include any hitting or blocking that occurs above the plane of the net.
Simultaneous contacts: When two non-blocking teammates touch the ball simultaneously, it is considered one contact, and any player may make the next contact. When two blocking teammates touch the ball simultaneously, it is not counted as a contact, and any player may make the next contact.
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