Volleyball Girls Guidelines
Objective

The game aims to score points by successfully landing the volleyball on the opponent's court while preventing them from doing so.

Equipment
1. Volleyball A regulation-sized volleyball.
2. Net A standard volleyball net positioned at the center of the court.
3. Court A rectangular court divided into two halves by the net.
4. Boundary Lines The court has boundary lines, including sidelines and baselines.
5. Teams Two teams with a minimum of 6 players each.
Game Format
1

Best of 3 Sets

The match is played as a best of three sets. A team must win two sets to win the match.

2

Set Scoring

Sets are played to 25 points, with a minimum 2-point advantage required to win a set. If the score reaches 24-24, play continues until one team has a 2-point advantage.

3

10-Minute Defaulting Time

Each team must arrive and be ready to play within 10 minutes of the scheduled start time. If a team fails to do so, they forfeit the match. The opposing team is awarded a win for that set.

4

Service

A coin toss determines which team serves first in the first set. The team that didn't serve in the previous set serves first in the following set.

5

Rotation

Players must rotate positions clockwise when their team wins a rally and gains the right to serve.

6

Timeouts

Each team is allowed two timeouts per set, each lasting 30 seconds.

7

Substitutions

Substitutions can be made during stoppages in play, with proper notification to the referee.

8

Libero

Teams can designate one player as the libero, who has special defensive privileges but cannot serve or attack the ball.

Scoring
1

A point is scored when the ball lands in the opponent's court, or when the opponent commits a fault (e.g., hitting the ball out of bounds, a double hit, a lift, or a net violation).

2

The team that wins a rally is awarded a point and the right to serve in the next rally.

3

The first team to reach 25 points with a 2-point advantage wins the set.

4

The team that wins two sets wins the match.

Game Play
1

The game begins with a serve from the right-back position.

2

The receiving team must return the serve with a maximum of three hits.

3

The ball may be hit with any body part but cannot be caught, lifted, or carried.

4

The ball must clear the net and land within the opponent's court to score a point.

5

Play continues until a point is scored or a fault is committed.

6

The team that wins the rally serves in the next rally.

Match Conclusion
  1. The match is concluded when one team wins two sets.
  2. If the match reaches a third set (if tied 1-1), the third set is played to 15 points with a minimum 2-point advantage.
  3. The team that wins the third set, if needed, wins the match.
  4. The tournament follows a single-elimination format.
Tournament Format Single-Elimination