Pink Volleyball

Volleyball is a dynamic team sport that originated in the United States in the late 19th century and was introduced to China in the early 20th century. Since the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games, volleyball has been recognized as an official competition in the Summer Olympics, reflecting its global appeal and popularity.

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PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

Number of Players

The rules stipulate that a team can have a maximum of 12 players, including 1 coach, 1 assistant coach, and 1 doctor.

Players must wear uniforms with obvious numbers on the front and back of their shirts.

Coaches can provide guidance during timeouts and between games.

Only the captain on the field can ask questions to the referee or ask for explanations of the rules during the game.

If a coach or player exhibits unethical behavior, the referee will show a yellow card to give a warning. If the offense is repeated, a red card will be shown, and the team will be penalized to lose the right to serve or the opponent will get 1 point.

If a player commits a serious foul such as insulting the referee or the opponent, he will be disqualified for the game or the entire game.

Before each game, the coach must hand over the lineup position table to the recorder or the second referee, and it cannot be changed.

Each team has 6 players on the court, standing in two rows, from left to right, the front row is No. 4, 3, 2, and the back row is No. 5, 6, 1.

When serving, both players must stand in the specified position, otherwise they will be judged to lose the right to serve or the other side will get 1 point.

Substitution Rules

When the game becomes a dead ball, the coach and the captain can ask the referee for a timeout or substitution.

Each timeout shall not exceed 30 seconds.

Each team can request two timeouts in a game.

Each team may not make more than 6 substitutions in a game.