What are the sports lingo of the sport volleyball?

Answer 1

Server-player in back right corner who serves the ball

Serve-when the team hits the ball over to start a play

Serve Recieve-positioning when the other team is serving

Overhand Serve-when you hold your hand above your head to serve

Underhand Serve-when you hold your hand below your waist to serve

Jump Serve-when you jump high into the air to serve the ball

Serve Recieve-when your team is receiving the serve

Side Out-when the other team has the serve and you win the point that they served

Libero-a player who wears a different jersey, cannot serve, and plays back row

Free ball-a ball bumped over the net by the opposing team that usually goes deep

Setter-specific person or people who sets the ball to a hitter

Hitter-usually a front row player how uses overhand to spike the ball

Passer-usually back row player who bumps the ball or back row attacks

Block-when front row players use both hands to stop a spike at the net

Tip-pointing of the fingers to "tap" the ball over

Roll-a smaking of the ball with the palm that gives the ball a spin

Punch/fist ball-usage of a fist or fists to puch the ball over or save the ball

Dive-sliding on the floor with a flat and out to save the ball from the ground

Back Row Attack-when back row players hit the ball without stepping over 10ft. line

Middle Back-middle backrow player

Wings-outside hitters or backrow players (such as wings in soccer)

Middle-middle front row player

Out-the ball is outside court

In-the ball is in the court

Sport Court-the playable area (extends even to outside the court lines)

Save-when a player goes out of their way to get the ball to the setter

Bump/Pass-when a bumber uses to arms metting in a "fist" to ease the ball up

Spike/Hit-smakcking the ball down on the other side or deep to the corners

Short-a ball barely making it over your side or between the net and 10ft. line

10ft line-extending 10ft. from the net on both sides (backrow attacks cant step over)

Answer 2

Total Poser: When one player on the opposite team brags continuously, however is not as good as they say

Whiskey: Three of more spikes in a row from either team

Sweet Shabes: A teammate who's job is specifically to assist in getting points not actually score

Skeleton: Perfect game, no points for the opposing team

Pig: Complementing an opposing player for a good play

--I hope these help you, i know i use them all the time

Answer 3

Google search volleyball jargon and your answer should be under wikipedia