UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MINDANAO

VOLLEYBALL
is a game for two teams,
usually of six players, in
which a large ball is hit
by hand over a high net.
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BRIEF HISTORY OF VOLLEYBALL
The game of volleyball,
originally called “mintonette,”
was invented in 1895 by
William G. Morgan after the
invention of basketball only
four years before.
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1900
Special ball was designed for the
sports.
1910
Philippine volleyball began

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1916
Set and spike were introduced in
the Philippines.
1917
The game was changed from 21
to 15 points.
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1920
3 hits per side and back row
attack rules were instituted.
1922
First YMCA national championship
was held in Brooklyn, NY.
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1928
Tournaments and rules were
needed.
1930
Beach volleyball was introduced.

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1934
National volleyball referees were
approved and recognized.
1947
Federation Internationale De Volley-ball
(FIVB) was founded.

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1964
Volleyball was formally introduced on
Tokyo, Japan Olympic Games.

1998
Volleyball has been using a new
scoring system.
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2001
Games were played to 30 points
through 2007.
2008
Games were renamed “sets” and
points reduced to 25.
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Challenge Review
Approximately began in 2013
but was formally introduced in
2016 at Olympics.

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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MINDANAO
Volleyball Court

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Lines on the court
• SERVICE LINE
• CENTER LINE
• ATTACK LINE
• BOUNDARY LINES

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Basic Equipment
• Ball
• Net, Antenna and Posts

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Ball

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ANNTENNA
A flexible rod. A
volleyball antenna gives
players and the referee a
visual aid to judge if a
ball is in play or out of
bounds as it flies over
the net.
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NET
Height of the Net

2.43m high for men.

2.24m high for

women.
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POSTS
Placed at a distance
of 0.50-1.00 m outside
the side lines. They
are 2.55 m high and
preferably adjustable.
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5 Basic Skills in Volleyball
1. Passing
2. Setting
3. Spiking or Attack
4. Blocking
5. Serving
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1. Passing
is simply getting the ball to
someone else on your
team after it’s been served
or hit over the net by the
opposing team.
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Types of Passes
• Forearm Pass
• Overhead Pass
• Dig Pass

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2. Setting
is the second step of passing,
and it can be done to either
dump the ball over into an
undefended spot or to “set” the
ball into a position that allows the
hitter to spike it over.
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3. Spiking or Attack
is the strategy used to
send the ball over the net
to the opponent in such a
manner that ball is not
returnable.
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4. Blocking
is defined as deflecting the ball
coming from your opponent's
attack hit. Blocking is a skill in
volleyball used to prevent the
opponent from a successful
attack hit.
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5. Serving
to put the game in play, to
start the game.
Types of Serve: underhand
serve, overhand serve,
floater serve, and jump serve.
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