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    The standard net height for men's volleyball is 2.43 meters and 2.24 meters for women's volleyball. Each team has six starters and six alternates that can be substituted at any time. A game is played up to 25 points and a team must win by two clear points. Violations include crossing the baseline when serving, carrying or palming the ball, and touching the net.

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    The standard net height for men's volleyball is 2.43 meters and 2.24 meters for women's volleyball. Each team has six starters and six alternates that can be substituted at any time. A game is played up to 25 points and a team must win by two clear points. Violations include crossing the baseline when serving, carrying or palming the ball, and touching the net.

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    The standard net height for men's volleyball is 2.43 meters and 2.24 meters for women's volleyball. Each team has six starters and six alternates that can be substituted at any time. A game is played up to 25 points and a team must win by two clear points. Violations include crossing the baseline when serving, carrying or palming the ball, and touching the net.

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    The standard net height for men's volleyball is 2.43 meters and 2.24 meters for women's volleyball. Each team has six starters and six alternates that can be substituted at any time. A game is played up to 25 points and a team must win by two clear points. Violations include crossing the baseline when serving, carrying or palming the ball, and touching the net.

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    Standard Net Height: For men’s volleyball, the standard net height is 2.

    43 meters,
    measured from the court centre. In contrast, women’s volleyball sets the net at 2.24
    meters high. The net must be firm enough to keep the ball from going underneath but
    not overly tight to avoid affecting the game.
    What Are The Basic Volleyball Rules For Playing The Game?
    • Each team has six starters and six alternates. Players may be substituted at any
    moment, however, they may only be switched for the player who replaced them if
    they later return.
    • Before the ball must be returned, each team may hit the ball a maximum of three
    times. The defending team has a total of three attempts to block or return the ball
    by hitting it again.
    • Up to 25 points can be scored in a game, and a win must be two clear points.

    The following will be considered violations:


    • When serving the ball, cross the baseline.
    • The ball tries to cross the net but is stopped by it (If the ball hits the net and still
    goes over the net then this is perfectly legal).
    • The ball cannot be carried, palmed, or run with by any player.
    • Any portion of a player's body that touches the net is forbidden. This is
    acceptable if they are claimed to have been hit by the net rather than the
    opposite.
    • The ball is unable to pass through the net.
    • Players are unable to hit the ball by reaching beyond the net.

    What Are The Basic Volleyball Rules Violations?


    • A violation awards the opposition one point. Here are some basic rules of
    volleyball to avoid breaking.
    • Stepping on or over the service line as you make contact with the server during
    serving.
    • Failure to successfully serve the ball over the net.
    • Unauthorized ball contact (lifting, carrying, throwing, etc.).
    • Any part of the body touching the net while the ball is in play. With one exception,
    no foul will be signaled if the ball is rammed into the net with enough force to
    make the net make contact with an opponent player. The ball will then stay in
    play.
    • If both of the following occurs while stopping a ball coming from the other team's
    court while reaching above the net:
    o 3 contacts have not been used by your opponent.
    o To play the ball, they have a player nearby.
    • If the ball hasn't yet broken the vertical plane of the net when being attacked by
    the opponent's court, contacting it while reaching above the net is illegal.
    • Using any part of your body to cross the centre line of the court. With one
    exception, whether it is a hand or a foot, it must cross completely for it to be
    considered a violation.
    • Serving in the wrong order.
    • When a back row player blocks (deflects) a ball coming from their opponent, the
    back row player must be close to the net and have a portion of his or her body
    above the top of the net at the time of contact (an illegal block).
    • When a back-row player attacks a ball in the front zone (the area inside the 10-
    foot line), the ball must be completely above the net at the time of contact (an
    illegal attack).

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