#Volleyball referee signals high school full#
#Volleyball referee signals high school pro#

Also R2 is not to show yellow or red card, that is the responsibility of R1 (Official hand signals, diagram 11, numbers 6 & 25). Verbal warning should be given with possible yellow card (really should only be warning). Nor previous improper request had been made. 2nd - when finding out after discussion that improper request had occurred, what sanction should occur, warning or penalty? My thoughts, warning. R2 gave the ok for the timeout instead of checking the number used - error on official. Should delay sanction occur (1st offense only had occurred, not a repeating of an improper request)? My thoughts are: no. My questions are: 1st - R2 granted timeout without checking (error on official). Rule 16.2 Delay sanctions: 16.2.2: The first delay in the match by a team member is sanctioned with a “DELAY WARNING.” 16.2.3: The second and subsequent delays of any type by any member of the same team in the same match constitute a fault and are sanctioned with a “DELAY PENALTY”: a point and service to the opponent. Rule 16.1 Types of delays: 16.1.4 repeating an improper request

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#Volleyball referee signals high school pro#

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#Volleyball referee signals high school full#

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