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    Volleyball originated in 1895 when William G. Morgan created the game of mintonette. The first official volleyball game was played in 1896 at Springfield College. Key developments included the first official competition in 1913 and the introduction of the set and spike in 1916 in the Philippines, altering how the game was played. A standard volleyball team has 6 players, with specific positions including passer, setter, spiker, and libero. The basic rules govern the number of hits allowed per side, prohibiting double hits, and outlining boundaries.

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    Volleyball originated in 1895 when William G. Morgan created the game of mintonette. The first official volleyball game was played in 1896 at Springfield College. Key developments included the first official competition in 1913 and the introduction of the set and spike in 1916 in the Philippines, altering how the game was played. A standard volleyball team has 6 players, with specific positions including passer, setter, spiker, and libero. The basic rules govern the number of hits allowed per side, prohibiting double hits, and outlining boundaries.

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    Volleyball: I. Overview A. History

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    Volleyball originated in 1895 when William G. Morgan created the game of mintonette. The first official volleyball game was played in 1896 at Springfield College. Key developments included the first official competition in 1913 and the introduction of the set and spike in 1916 in the Philippines, altering how the game was played. A standard volleyball team has 6 players, with specific positions including passer, setter, spiker, and libero. The basic rules govern the number of hits allowed per side, prohibiting double hits, and outlining boundaries.

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    VOLLEYBALL

    I. OVERVIEW A. HISTORY In 1895, William G. Morgan, created the game of volleyball called mintonette. In 1896, the first official game of Volleyball was played at Springfield College. In 1913, volleyball was held in the Far Eastern Games. This was the first official volleyball competition. The set and spike was first executed in the Philippines in 1916. This offensive system altered how the game was played. The Filipinos created the kill, known in United States as bomba. The bomba was named after the attacker called the bomberino. B. TEAM POSITIONS 1. Passer 5. Server 8. middle hitter (spiking 2. Digger 6. Setter and blocking 3. Spiker 7. Libero (passing and 4. Blocker digging) C. SKILLS 1. Serve 3. Set 5. Block 2. Pass 4. Attack 6. Dig II. BASIC RULES A. 6 players on a team, 3 on the front row and 3 on the back row B. Maximum of three hits per side C. Player may not hit the ball twice in succession (A block is not considered a hit) D. A ball hitting a boundary line is in E. A ball is out if it hits 1. an antennae, 4. the referee stand or pole, 2. the floor completely outside the court, 5. the ceiling above a nonplayable area 3. any of the net or cables outside the antennae, III. VIOLATION A. Failure to serve the ball C. Touching the net E. Serving out of order. B. Contacting the ball D. Crossing the court illegally centreline . VOLLEYBALL HAND SIGNALS

    Prepared By: Mr. Jowell OAA, MAPEH III Teacher DEGMNHS SY 13-14

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