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What is the original name of the game volleyball?
Mintonette is the first name of the volleyball...afterwards a man noticed the game and called it volleyball (originally spelled as Volley ball)...
Why name volleybal?
mintonette
What year was volleyball invented and what was it originally called?
February 9, 1895. It was originally called Mintonette.
What is the Old name of volleyball?
the old name of the volleyball is mintonette. the name volleyball was requested by an audience ( i will not include his name )
What was volleyball's first name?
Mintonette.
What was the first name invented?
mintonette
What was the oringinal name of volleyball?
mintonette
What is the oldest name of volleyball?
mintonette
What was the first name that was invented?
Mintonette
What was the original name of volley?
mintonette
What was volleyball called when it first was invented?
Mintonette
What sport was once called Mintonette?
volleyball
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