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4v4
Rallyball Playing Regulations
• Players not on the court must rotate into the game upon completion of the
Tripleball sequence that follows their serve. For example: Player A serves the
ball and stays on court for the following 2 free balls to complete the
Tripleball sequence. Once that sequence is complete, Player A rotates out of
the court and player B takes their place on the court. • All team members must
play in each set. The only exception to this rule is if a team has more than 10
players on their roster, in which case they can be split into two groups who
each participate in a single set.
If the match goes to a third set tiebreaker, the coach can play one of the groups a second time in the match. • Systems of Play: Teams must designate the setter position and maintain it for the whole set. The designated setting position must be front row. The player(s) in the back court (serve receiver/server) are permitted to attack from anywhere on the court. Teams can use a diamond (1 front, 3 back row) or square (2 front, 2 back) defensive formation. NOTE: The server is always the player who has just rotated from the front row to the back row. ▪ Example in box formation: the player who was just in the front row right side position will be the server once they complete a rotation. ▪ Example in diamond formation: the player who was just in the front row middle (#3 in the diagram beside) and is rotating to the position on the right is now the server.
Overview of the Tripleball Sequence:
a) The game follows a sequence of three rallies
(service, tossed ball 1, tossed ball 2).
* 1st rally – introduced by the server
* 2nd rally – tossed ball given to the receiving team
* 3rd rally – tossed ball
given to the serving team
b) The service rotates between teams after each
three-ball sequence.
c) A team must rotate and introduce a new server when it
is their turn to serve.
d) Every ball introduced is worth one point.
e) After Triple ball/three rallies sequence Team which had a first serve replace/substitute server and opposite team just rotate with no substitution!!!
Definition: the act of putting the ball into play by the back right player, placed in the service zone
The first service of the first (and deciding) set is executed by the team as determined by the coin toss
The service order is determined by the line up sheet
The ball shall be hit with one hand or any part of the arm after being tossed or released
Only one toss/release of the ball is allowed
At the moment of the service hit or take-off for a jump service, the server must not touch the court (the end line included) or the floor outside the service zone
The server must hit the ball within 8 seconds after the first referee whistles for service
A service executed before the referee’s whistle is cancelled and repeated
4v4
Rallyball Playing Regulations
• Players not on the court must rotate into the game upon completion of the
Tripleball sequence that follows their serve. For example: Player A serves the
ball and stays on court for the following 2 free balls to complete the
Tripleball sequence. Once that sequence is complete, Player A rotates out of
the court and player B takes their place on the court. • All team members must
play in each set. The only exception to this rule is if a team has more than 10
players on their roster, in which case they can be split into two groups who
each participate in a single set.
If the match goes to a third set tiebreaker, the coach can play one of the groups a second time in the match. • Systems of Play: Teams must designate the setter position and maintain it for the whole set. The designated setting position must be front row. The player(s) in the back court (serve receiver/server) are permitted to attack from anywhere on the court. Teams can use a diamond (1 front, 3 back row) or square (2 front, 2 back) defensive formation. NOTE: The server is always the player who has just rotated from the front row to the back row. ▪ Example in box formation: the player who was just in the front row right side position will be the server once they complete a rotation. ▪ Example in diamond formation: the player who was just in the front row middle (#3 in the diagram beside) and is rotating to the position on the right is now the server.
Overview of the Tripleball Sequence:
a) The game follows a sequence of three rallies
(service, tossed ball 1, tossed ball 2).
* 1st rally – introduced by the server
* 2nd rally – tossed ball given to the receiving team
* 3rd rally – tossed ball
given to the serving team
b) The service rotates between teams after each
three-ball sequence.
c) A team must rotate and introduce a new server when it
is their turn to serve.
d) Every ball introduced is worth one point.
e) After Triple ball/three rallies sequence Team which had a first serve replace/substitute server and opposite team just rotate with no substitution!!!
Definition: the act of putting the ball into play by the back right player, placed in the service zone
The first service of the first (and deciding) set is executed by the team as determined by the coin toss
The service order is determined by the line up sheet
The ball shall be hit with one hand or any part of the arm after being tossed or released
Only one toss/release of the ball is allowed
At the moment of the service hit or take-off for a jump service, the server must not touch the court (the end line included) or the floor outside the service zone
The server must hit the ball within 8 seconds after the first referee whistles for service
A service executed before the referee’s whistle is cancelled and repeated