Please cooperate with the Intramural Sports Staff in keeping both your players and spectators from bringing alcohol to the building. Any person or teams that consume alcoholic beverages before a game will not be permitted to participate. Opponents, officials and supervisors are responsible to report such incidents. All players must be signed up before the game begins.
Rock, paper, scissors determines which team receives the choice of either the serve or the court. The first team who completes the score sheet will make the call. Twenty-one points wins the game provided there is a 2 point lead. Scores can be , , , etc. A match is complete when one team wins 2 complete games.
If a third game is needed to decide the match, it will be played to 15 points, with a 2 point lead necessary. A third game in the playoffs will be played to 15 points. Teams switch sides after the halfway point in the third game. Each team is permitted 2 one-minute team time-outs per game. Players may play in bare feet at their own risk of injury. Recreational Sports and Fitness Services strongly recommends that no jewelry be worn in IM competition. The serving order must remain as it is first established by starting position in the game.
The serving order may be changed at the beginning of each new game. Serve may be from anywhere behind the line in back court. At the instant the ball is hit for the service, the server shall not have any portion of the body in contact with the end line on the ground, or inside the lines marking the court area. The receiving team is not allowed to block or spike the serve.
A player is allowed to go underneath the net as long as there is not interference with the other team. Backline players while inside the attack zone 10 feet from the net, judged by officials may not play the ball directly into the opposite court if contact is made when any part of the ball is above the top of the net. Two formations are allowed in sand volleyball, a diamond or a box. In a diamond formation, only the server cannot attack at the net.
In a box formation, the back two players cannot attack at the net. The team, which has affected the block, shall have the right to three more contacts, with the blocker having the right to make the first of the three allowable hits. A ball hit into the net, by a team may still be kept in play up to 3 hits provided that the net is not touched by a player. 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. A team may start with a minimum of 4 players. All players must be checked in with the intramural supervisor before they are allowed to participate. Entry forms must be signed by all participants before they begin playing. The Game 2. In the first two games, a game shall be won by the team which has earned 25 points and has a two point advantage.
If the score is tied , then the first team to gain a two point advantage is the winner. In the third game, the team who achieves 25 points and a two point advantage first is declared the winner. The third game will also start with a score of Rally scoring means a point is won on each serve, no matter whether the team who won the point served the ball or not.
The team which does not serve first in game one will serve first in game two. Teams must switch sides between the first two games. A coin toss will be conducted for the choice if there is a third game. The winning team will be the first to have 25 points and a two point advantage. If the match is in the second game Official Time outs will stop the clock at any time. Rock, Paper, Scissors, best 2 out of 3 shoots. Every player must complete the Player Registration Form prior to the first scheduled game of the season.
Players may be listed only on one team? Understand, appreciate and abide by the rules of the game. Respect your opponent and congratulate them in a courteous manner following each match whether in victory or defeat.
Be responsible for your actions and maintain self-control. Do not taunt or bait opponents and refrain from using foul or abusive language. Again, no refunds will be issued. A team may play with a minimum of 4 players, if a team has fewer than these minimums, the game will be forfeited. Rock, Paper, Scissors, will be played between the two captains to determine serve or side. Each match will last 60 minutes. Teams will play best of 3 games within that time allotment.
The volleyball may touch the net as it goes over. Each team will have one 30 second timeout per game. The Libero is optional. Each team may designate one specialized defensive player Libero per set applies.
The other players will rotate around the ghost, similar to a libero, and will not lose a point or service. Teams will play each match best of 3 games. Each game will be played to 25 points. Teams must have a 2 points advantage to win, with a cap of 29 points teams may win by a 1 point advantage when 29 points is achieved. Teams will switch sides at 13 points during the 3rd game.
If a team cannot court at least 4 players, they automatically forfeit. The volleyball may touch the net as it goes over, except on the serve. A volleyball driven into the net may be recovered within the limits of the three hits, except on the serve. Substitution will be made in between points and to the serve position. Each team will have one, 30 second, timeout per game. If a team cannot court a team 10 minutes into the match start time, they automatically forfeit.
Flipcup Rules No gender rules for flipcup. There is absolutely NO alcohol consumption requirement to…. Players must be 18 years of age or older. There must be a minimum of 3 players on the court. Each team must have at least 1 females on the court at all times, with a max of 4 females. Each team can have a max of 3 males on the court at all times.
If a team has fewer than these minimums, the match will be forfeited. If time runs out, the match will end with the current score. Every game counts during the regular season.
Total games win-loss records will be used to determine regular season standings. Match play best 2 out 3 games will be used in the postseason tournaments only with the 3rd game to 15 points. Each 3 game match will have a 50 minute time limit including warm-ups.
If a match starts late, that time is not recoverable at the end of the match. Teams should arrive at the playing site at least 10 minutes prior to their scheduled match time. Matches will consist of 3 games to 21 points. Winner must win by 2 points. If the time limit of 50 minutes invoked in any of these scenarios, the team ahead at the expiration of time will be declared the winner of that game.
The League Representative and the Referee, at the direction of the League Representative, have the discretion to override the time limit and allow a game to conclude. A 2 minute warning will be announced verbally by the game official or tournament director prior to the expiration of time. Breaks between games during a match will not exceed 3 minutes. Contact of the ball during blocking shall not constitute playing the ball.
There is no requirement for a male player to contact the ball, regardless of the number of hits by a team. By the way, can you touch the antenna? Get to know it in this article.
As an amateur volleyball player, I know that the net error while blocking or attacking is a very common mistake. You can lose a solid amount of points with such a stupid fault. But over the years, I have learned simple rules to avoid touching the net.
Once, Warren Buffet- one of the best investors of all time said that to be rich, you have to first focus not on making money, but on not losing money. How does it apply to volleyball you might ask. My favorite technique is treating the net as it is an electric fence. But the mindset is not everything. You also need a bit of practice.
The best way not to touch the net is keeping some distance from it. When you jump to block, stand a couple of inches or centimeters away from the net. Give yourself enough space for your arm movement so you can comfortably jump to block without thinking about the net. Jump in a safe distance from the net. Consider that you also have to land. After years of playing volleyball I know that the only way of not coming into contact with the net is training.
The more you play, the better you are. I can tell you the best piece of advice, but they are useless without any practicing.
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