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RS stands for right side hitter. Usually right side hitters are lefties (left-handers).
RS means red shirt in football. This is found in college football and to be red shirted means a football player does not play in their freshman year, rather they wait in order to gain an additional year of playing time.
Well from what I am thinking about. RS is an abbreviation of Right Side, which is a position in volleyball. Right side has the responsibility of being secondary setter on the court most of the time, and have to block the other team's outside hitter. This is also where most left handed hitters are placed to hit.
I believe it means right side hitter but OPP is used more often
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What does rs stand for in volleyball?
Volleyball is a fun game to play after learning some of the rules and lingo such as RS. This stands for right side hitter.
What position does OP stand for in volleyball?
The "op" is short for "opposite". Most of the time, it's seen as "Opp", or "RS", which is short for "Right Side" because opposite and right side is the same position.
What is the position called when a server serves a volleyball?
every single position on a volleyball court serves. there is no specific serving position
What is a volleyball quarterback called?
Volleyball does not have a quarterback position.
What is an overhand position in volleyball?
a spike
What position does S stand for in volleyball?
Setter
What position does L stand for in volleyball?
libero
What are the abbreviations for the 6 positions in volleyball?
Ds, oh, rs, lb, rb, lb ,st
Is there a position in volleyball that doesn't serve?
Every position in volleyball does serve. ---- All players rotate a clockwise direction therefore every player will ultimately have to serve
What position does Carrie Walsh play in volleyball?
Carrie Walsh doesn't really have a technical position because it's sand volleyball and there's only two people playing, so there really is no position
In volleyball where does the the serve take place from?
Position #1
What is the serving position in volleyball?
the same that serves in tennis
