What are the names of officials in volley ball?

Answer 1

In volleyball the officials make the calls of the volley. Such as: lift (illegal set) The second official makes the call if a player touches the net, or if their foot goes over the line.what I'm asking is complete list of volleball officials example coach who are the others?
offical are the refrees in all sports NT oni volleyball

Answer 2

Either the referees or the officials.

One is the head referee, the "first referee", in charge of leading the game and issuing penalties etc., and has the view above the net, and blows the whistle for most rule infractions. Basically the only official a coach or a team captain may address, and has the highest authority in interpreting situations and rules for judgment.

Second is the co-referee, the "second referee", in charge of the watching below the net, and the court wherever the head referee cannot see well, and has the right to blow the whistle in those cases, e.g. when the ball hits the floor. He also checks the serving order and team postitioning at serve, and administers time-out interruptions.

Four "line judges" with flags, show signs to the head referee regarding ball inside or outside the court.

One or two secretaries, "scorer", take care of the match protocol, counting the points, showing them on a display, checking the right serve/player order and recording time-outs and penalties. These cooperate with the referees, and announce "end of set" and "change of courts".

Answer 3

There is a reff-main reff and calls almost all the plays. Down Reff-calls substitutions, timeouts, and net violations. Mimicks all the other reffs calls. Line Judges(2)-calls if the ball landed in or out of the court. Also calls foot faults. Scorekeeper, scoreboard-operates the scoreboard. Scorekeeper, book-writes everything down in the scorekeeping book.

Answer 4

Well they all have different responsiblities. The first referee is the official that stands on the referee stand, which is a raised platform positioned on the side of the court across from the team benches. It is the first referee that starts play by whistling and signaling the server to serve the ball.

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Whistle any violations It is the first referees responsibility to whistle any and all violations they see. If possible, the second referee should whistle net violations, centerline violations, serve receive position faults, and serving order violations. If the second official doesn't catch these violations, the first referee has the authority to make the call.

Whistle player mishandling the ball Only the first referee has the authority to whistle ball handling (lifts, double contacts, 4 hits, etc.). If appropriate, the second referee may discretely signal ball handling to the first referee.

Giving Sanctions Only the first referee has the authority to issue sanctions to players, coaches, etc.

Second Official (R2 or down referee) - Volleyball Referees

The second referee is concerned with matters such as keeping time, assisting the first referee in making calls, administering substitutions, and verbally communicating with team coaches.

The second referee also needs to communicate effectively with the scorekeeper. The second referee should overlook the scorekeeper with recording subs, timeouts, etc. The second referee should help the scorekeeper and libero tracker with any questions or issues that come up.

The second referee (or umpire) stands on the ground on the opposite side of the court from the first referee. The second referee should position themselves so they can effectively transition from one side of the net to the other when the ball is in play.

The second referees main responsibility is to manage the court, that is, communicate effectively with players and coaches at the team bench area, the work crew at the scores table, the line judges, and first referee. The second referee should assist the first referee (hand signaling the first referee or blowing the whistle to make calls) in order for the match to run as smoothly as possible.

THE SECOND REFEREE...

Watch teams for overlaps during the serve Watch the receiving team at the moment the ball is served for overlaps.

Switching sides of the net The second referee switches positions one side of the net to the other during the match, always staying on the side opposite the ball.

Handles substitutions The second referee administers subs, making sure the subs are recorded properly on the scoresheet. When the scorekeeper has finished recording the subs, a hand signal is given to the first referee signaling play is ready.

Handles time outs When a coach or team captain calls time out, the second referee should blow the whistle and signal time out. The second referee times the time outs, whistles at the end of time, and signals how many time outs have been taken by each team.

Answer 5

The officiating officials in a volleyball game are called referees. The referees stay on the sidelines of the court.

Answer 6

the spiker,tosser,blocker,feeder,referee

and the officials