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    The document outlines various hand signals used by referees to communicate decisions during a volleyball match. The signals include calls for authorization to serve, team to serve, change of courts, timeouts, substitutions, misconduct warnings and penalties, expulsions, disqualifications, end of set or match, faults such as the ball not being tossed correctly for serve, blocking faults, positional faults, balls in or out, catches, double contacts, four hits, the net being touched on serve, reaching beyond the net, attack hit faults, ball penetration into the opponent's court, double faults or replays, balls being touched, delay warnings or penalties, and calls for judgement being impossible.

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    The document outlines various hand signals used by referees to communicate decisions during a volleyball match. The signals include calls for authorization to serve, team to serve, change of courts, timeouts, substitutions, misconduct warnings and penalties, expulsions, disqualifications, end of set or match, faults such as the ball not being tossed correctly for serve, blocking faults, positional faults, balls in or out, catches, double contacts, four hits, the net being touched on serve, reaching beyond the net, attack hit faults, ball penetration into the opponent's court, double faults or replays, balls being touched, delay warnings or penalties, and calls for judgement being impossible.

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    The document outlines various hand signals used by referees to communicate decisions during a volleyball match. The signals include calls for authorization to serve, team to serve, change of courts, timeouts, substitutions, misconduct warnings and penalties, expulsions, disqualifications, end of set or match, faults such as the ball not being tossed correctly for serve, blocking faults, positional faults, balls in or out, catches, double contacts, four hits, the net being touched on serve, reaching beyond the net, attack hit faults, ball penetration into the opponent's court, double faults or replays, balls being touched, delay warnings or penalties, and calls for judgement being impossible.

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    Referees’ Hand Signals

    Authorization to serve

    Team to serve

    Change of Courts

    Time-out
    Substitution

    Misconduct Warning

    Misconduct Penalty

    Expulsion
    Disqualification

    End of Set (or Match)

    Ball not tossed or released at the service hit

    Delay in Service
    Blocking Fault or Screening

    Positional or Rotational Fault

    Ball in

    Ball out
    Catch

    Double Contact

    Four Hits

    Net touched by player – served ball touches the net


    between the antennae and does not pass the
    vertical plane of the net
    Reaching beyond the net

    Attack hit fault

    Penetration into the opponent court


    Ball crossing the lower space or
    The server touches the court (end line) or
    The player steps outside his/her court at the
    moment

    Double Fault or Replay


    Ball Touched

    Delay Warning or Penalty

    Judges’ Official Flag Signals

    Ball in

    Ball out
    Crossing space faults, ball touched an outside
    object, or foot fault by any player during service

    Judgement Impossible

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