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• A sport played by two teams with six players each on a playing court divided by a net.

  Volleyball
• The object is to send the ball over the net in order to ground it on the opponent's court & to prevent the same effort of the opponent

  Volleyball
• What year was volleyball created?

  1895
• who invented volleyball?


  William G. Morgan
• What name was volleyball first called as?


  Minntonette
• When was Mintonette changed into "volleyball?"

  1896
• Who changed volleyball's name?

  Alfred F. Halstead
• Which foreign country adopted volleyball first?

  Canada
• When did Canada adopt volleyball?

  1900
• In 1910, Elwood S. Brown introduced volleyball in the Philippines.


  1910, Philippines
• What system was established in 1913?

  10-man system
• First official rules for volleyball were published in USSR

  1925
• When was the 9-man system established?

  1927
• In 1947, International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) Federation Internationale De Volleyball was founded as governing body of volleyball.


  1947
• Who was the first president of FIVB?

  Paul Liband
• In 1957, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and FIVB was declared as the sole worldwide volleyball authority.


  1957, sole worldwide volleyball authority
• First Olympic volleyball tournament held in Japan


  1964
• Official FIVB match statistical system is used. Team performances and discover the best players.

  1988
• Includes the playing court


  Playing area
• Two end lines and two side lines


  Boundary lines
• Line that divides the playing court into two equal courts. 9x9 m each.

  Center line
• Line that separates front zone and back one

  Attack line
• A line, 3m away from the axis of center line

  Front zone
• Device that separates opposing teams during a match

  Net and post
• Height of the net for men

  2.43m
• Height of the net for women

  2.24m
• Height of the net for children

  2.13m
• Length of the net

  9.50m
• Width of the net

  1m
• Square black mesh


  10cm2
• the two white bands fastened vertically to the net. 5cm wide & 1m long


  Sidebands
• A flexible rod which measures 1.80m long and 10mm in diameter

  Antennae
• Device that supports the net. Distance of 0.50-1.00m; height 2.55m

  Post
• Spherical in shape. Circumference is 65-67cm; weight 260-280g; pressure is 0.30-0.325kg/cm2

  Ball
• Act of putting the play into play by the back right player placed in the service zone.

  Service
• Server faces the net with one foot forward and knees are slightly bent. The ball is held in front of the forward knee. Hand is swing forward in open palm. Hitting hand is swing forward


  Underhand service
• The service is approximately above the head level


  Overhand Service
• overhand service making use of the skills in jumping and spiking the ball

  Jump service
• Stands in the service zone in straddle position with one shoulder net. the net and knees are slightly bent. The ball is held in one hand and almost chest level


  Sidearm Service
• Act of hitting the ball to a teammate for setting or attacking purposes

  Passing