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Officials Responsibilities

Officials Responsibilities. FIRST REFEREE PREMATCH. Arrive at the site and dressed 30 minutes before starting time. Examine the ball, court markings, net supports, referee stand and height of the net. Establish nonplayable areas.

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Officials Responsibilities

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  1. Officials Responsibilities

  2. FIRST REFEREE PREMATCH • Arrive at the site and dressed 30 minutes before starting time. • Examine the ball, court markings, net supports, referee stand and height of the net. • Establish nonplayable areas. • Designate the official scorer, libero tracker, timer, and line judges. • Conduct prematch conference (coin toss). • Inform scorer which team will serve first.

  3. SECOND REFEREE PREMATCH • Arrive at the site and dressed 30 minutes before starting time. • Assist the R1 in prematch duties. • Review specific duties and responsibilities with the scorer, libero tracker, and timer. • Verify the starting lineups have been correctly on the official score-sheet.

  4. R1 During the Set Head official who shall: have general supervision of officials; make decisions on matters not specifically covered by the rules; make final decision when there is disagreement between officials. promptly handle any unexpected situation. To start the set and after time-outs check with playing captains and officials to see if they are ready.

  5. R1 During the Set • Whistle and direct only starting players to their respective end lines prior to the 1st set and begin play; • Whistle for each serve and dead ball; • Recognize and grant requests for time-outs or substitution; • Give visible signal for each loss of rally/point, serve, violation, penalty, replay/reserve, end of set and change of courts; • Signal how many time outs each team has used; • Determine illegal hits; • Determine screening by players on the serving team at the moment of serve. • Determine net faults

  6. R1 During the Set • Determine back row faults; • Determine double faults; • Determine the # of hits by a player and team; • Determine ball in and dead ball; • Determine loss of rally/point; • Call an injury time out when a player exhibit signs, symptoms, or behaviors consistent with a concussion. • Administer red or yellow cards for misconduct; • Notify coach of any disqualification; • Whistle and signal end of set and direct players to their benches; • Visually confirm the score of each set with R2.

  7. R2 During the Set • Assist the R1 by ruling upon situations which are out of the R1;s view with an informal signal. • Mirror the R1’s signal for each loss of rally/ point, violation, replay/reserve, or end of set; • Assist the R1 by making sure a whistle is blown for a dead ball; • Determine the alignment of players on the receiving team at the moment of serve; • Determine net faults on both sides of the net; • Determine hand/foot faults at the center line; • Control the entry of substitutes; • Check lineup and release libero;

  8. R2 During the Set • Grant time outs, substitutions and line up check. • Whistle when both teams are ready to play prior to 60 seconds ending; • Signal to R1 time outs used, notify coaches also; • Notify coach when they have uses its 15th, 16th, 17th and 18th substitution; • Check the score sheet for accuracy during time out and end of set; • Verify and confirm to the R1 game point; • Initial the score sheet after each set; • Determine then notify R1 of unsporting conduct; • Conduct the coin toss prior to the deciding set.

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