Any time the receiving team does not have "two controlled touches" on the ball, and does not get it back over the net, an ace is awarded.
Example: The receiver misses the ball completely. Ace.
Example: The receiver makes contact, but shanks the pass out of bounds. Ace.
Example: The receiver shanks the pass into the back of the middle's head. Not a controlled second touch. Ace.
Example: The receiver makes a beautiful pass, but the setter forgets to set it and the ball hits the floor. While naively you might not consider this an ace because of the good pass, technically it is an ace indeed because there was no second controlled touch.
Example: The serve hits the receiver in the head but somehow bounces over the net into the serving team's court. Despite the lack of "controlled touch" by the receiving team, the ball was kept in play so obviously not an ace.
an ace in volleyball is when one team serves the ball and the other team cant return it. then the team that served the ball gets an ace
it is like a clinic to help people to where the can get an ace in volleyball i think
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There is no such thing as an ace in softball; you might be thinking of volleyball or tennis.
A service ace in volleyball is when a player serves the ball in a way that the opposing team cannot return it, scoring a point instantly. It impacts the game by giving the serving team an advantage and putting pressure on the receiving team to improve their defense.
Ace: Awwwww ACE! YOU GOT SERVED! Kill: AWWW KILL! RELOAD! Block: AWWW BLOCK! ACCESS DENIED!
Points in volleyball are earned by successfully hitting the ball over the net and into the opponent's court in a way that they cannot return it. This can be done by scoring a kill, block, or ace.
The server receives an "ace" and the point is awarded to the serving team.
An ace is when the ball is served over the net and the receiving team either doesn't hit it at all, or only hits it once and the ball is not returned back over the net.
Depends on what game you're playing. Usually 1 or 11. (In some games, for example Blackjack, it's both 1 and 11)
When the server serves the ball directly into the opposite side of the court with no player from the other team touching the ball (or they touch the ball but the second pass is unplayable).