Volleyball - sometime referred to as indoor activities
Team has 12 Players; 6 players take to the court at any onetime
Score 25 points and be atleast 2 points ahead to win a set
Net
8 ft. - men
7ft. - women
Volleyball - a game designed as a recreational activity for businessmen
Volleyball - first invented in 1895 in Holyoke, Massachusetts
Willaim G. Morgan - blended elements of tennis, handball, and basketball to create the game, which he first named as "Mintonette"
Dr. Halstead - suggested the name be changed to "Volleyball" because the basic idea of the game was to volley the ball back and forth over the net
In 1990, modification of rules were suggested by W.E. Day
Volleyball was originated in United States
Canada was the first "foreign" country to adopt volleybal in 1900
Six years later, Cuba discovered Volleyball
In 1924, Volleyball got its first taste of the Olympic games in Paris, as the program included a demonstration of "American" sports, and it was among them