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Physical Education 4

Charis Joyce B. Tinampay

STUDENT Mr. Rey Augusto
SUBJECT TEACHER
VOLLEYBAL
L HISTORY
TIMELINE
 1895- earliest version of volleyball
invented by William Morgan
1949- Inaugural world volleyball
championship held at Czech republic

1916- different hit types and

passing style invented

1964- volleyball appears on

Olympic games
1917-1920- modern rule
adaptations are introduced

1975- men’s and women’s

national teams are formed
1922- USA volleyball, sports
governing official governing body

1981- debut of the NCAA

volleyball team
1930- Beach volleyball (2 0n 2)
is played for the first time
INDOOR VOLLEYBALL

BEACH VOLLEYBALL
 BEACH VOLLEYBALL
Beach volleyball matches consist of a series of best-
of-three games, with each game played to 21
points. Two sets wins the match, and the third
tiebreaker set, if needed, is also played to 15
SCORING points. In both indoor and outdoor volleyball, one
team has to win by two points.
Beach courts are smaller at 52’ x 26.25’w and do
COURT SIZES not have an attack line.
BALLS Beach volleyballs are larger, softer, and lighter than
indoor volleyballs.
Beach volleyball has two players on each side, as
beach volleyball players are typically free to move
PLAYERS PER SLIDE around and cover more ground.
 Conversely, thick-soled shoes are a necessity on
hard, indoor volleyball courts to help gain traction,
FOOTWEAR leverage, and positioning when serving, sprinting,
or receiving the volleyball.
INDOOR VOLLEYBALL
Indoor volleyball matches consist of five sets, or
games. The first team to get 25 points wins the
game. Three sets wins the match, and the fifth
tiebreaker set, if needed, is played to 15 points.
Indoor courts are 60’ x 30’w and have an attack
line 10’ from the center line, which back row
players must stay behind when hitting the ball. 
Indoor volleyballs are made of leather and are
heavier than outdoor volleyballs.
Indoor volleyball has six players per team, with
each player having a specific role. 
Beach volleyball players typically play the sport
barefoot. While the lack of foot support could
contribute to rolled ankles and sprains, footwear
is not very practical on sand courts.
A. SERVING (Overhand Serve)
B. SETTING
C. PASSING
D. BLOCKING
E. SPIKING
 Officiating Official of Volleyball

A. FIRST REFEREE
B. SECONG REFEREE
C. SCORER
D. LINE JUDGE
 FIRST A. The first referee is in charge from the
REFEREE beginning of the match until the end.

B. The first referee has authority over all other

members of the officiating crew.

C. The first referee should talk to all the

officiating crew members before the match
starts, going over any questions officials might
have about their responsibilities. 

D. The first referee should have a talk with the

second referee before the match starts
discussing issues such as pre-match protocol
and anything that will help the match run more
smoothly.
SECOND
REFEREE
The second referee should establish a
rapport with thescorekeeper and libero
tracker. If the scorer and libero
tracker have a problem or don't
understand something, they should be
comfortable enough to ask the second
referee for help.
 • The scorekeeper's main job is to make
sure the score is correct at all
times. The scorekeeper uses a score
sheet to keep track of the game.

• If there is a difference between the

score on the score sheet and the

SCORER
visual score (flip score, electronic
scoreboard, etc.) the visual score
should be changed to match the
score on the scoresheet unless the
mistake on the scoresheet can be
determined and corrected.
 LINE JUDGE
• If only two line judges are used, they stand
at the corner of the endline that is closest
to the right hand of each referee,
diagonally from the corner.
• The line judges watch the endline and
sideline of their respective corners.
• For FIVB and Official Competitions, four
line judges are used. Each line judge stands
in the free zone 1 to 3 meters, lined up
with the imaginary extension of their
respective line.
• Line judge's main responsibility is to make
signals to help out the referees in making
judgment calls.
• Line judges may be instructed to use
flags to make the signals.
THANK YOU