NCAA SCOREKEEPING LIBERO TRACKING PROCEDURES 2016 This presentation

NCAA SCOREKEEPING & LIBERO TRACKING PROCEDURES – 2016

Ø This presentation must be viewed with Microsoft Power. Point 2003 or newer. Ø This presentation is beneficial for scorers and libero trackers at any experience level: Ø New Scorers – The majority of the slides follow parts of a “sample set” designed to cover the basics of using the NCAA Volleyball scoresheet. It is recommended that you use a blank scoresheet to follow along point by point. Ø Experienced Scorers – The presentation covers new sections of the scoresheet and serves as a quick resource. The following “Contents” information will easily guide you to the slide that covers the particular area you’re interested in.

Contents • 2016 Rule Changes and Points of Emphasis • Scorer Responsibilities • Scorekeeping Tools • Scenario – Scoring a Sample Set • Non-deciding Set Scoresheet • Pre-set Procedures • Team Lineup Sheets • Libero Tracking Sheet (LTS) • Sample Set - Play Begins • Recording the Libero Serving Position • Recording Substitutions • Recording Timeouts • Recording Sanctions • Referee Mind Change • Referee Corrections • Unusual Situations • Exceptional Substitution • Post-set Procedures • Deciding Set Procedures • Challenge Review System (CRS) Scoring Procedures

2016 SCOREKEEPING RULE CHANGES AND POINTS OF EMPHASIS

2016 New Rules Affecting Scorers § Challenge Review System (CRS) now in effect for all Divisions for 2016

2016 Point of Emphasis Computerized Scoring § Primarily two products on the market § E-Score § Volley. Write § Links to training for the above products § Located on the PAVO website § http: //pavo. org/Rules-and-Tools/Scorer-Tools

2016 Point of Emphasis § NCAA Requirements for Using Computerized Scoring 1. Obtain a roster or player list from each team (or a spectator program) 2. Must have a spotter, even though the products handle both scoring and libero tracking 3. Must have an instantaneous back-up of the electronic file as the match progresses in case of computer failure; for example, a jump drive back-up 4. Must have printed scoresheets and LTS sheets on hand in case the need arises to switch to manual scoring

Scorer – General Responsibilities ØArrival Time – Arrive at least 30 minutes prior to match time, ready to work. Avoid being overly friendly with fans, players or coaches. ØAttire – Wear a white polo shirt (preferably the same style white polo shirt worn by the referees, with “Volleyball Certified Official” embroidered on one sleeve), navy slacks, white socks and white athletic shoes. If you are a PAVOcertified scorer, wear the certification patch on the right chestarea of the uniform shirt, and the current year certification pin on the left collar lapel. ØTools – It is a good idea to bring extra pens (both blue or black and red).

Scorer – General Responsibilities Prior to the match and each set, the scorer: Ø Registers the data of the teams; Ø Reviews the lineup information submitted by each team for completeness and accuracy; and Ø Records the starting lineup of each team from the lineup sheet.

Scorer – General Responsibilities During the match, the scorer: ØRecords the points scored and ensures the accuracy of the visible scoreboard; ØMonitors each team’s serving order; ØRecords timeouts and player substitutions, and informs the second referee of the number used; ØCommunicates with the second referee regarding the final point of the set and when the eighth point in the deciding set is scored; ØRecords sanctions; and ØRecords all other events as instructed by the second referee (for example, exceptional substitutions or prolonged interruptions).

Scorer – General Responsibilities After the set, the scorer: ØRecords the final set results; ØChecks the scoresheet for accuracy; and ØSigns the scoresheet.

Scorer Tools ØScoresheets – At least four non-deciding set scoresheets and one deciding set scoresheet ØLibero Tracking Sheets – One Libero Tracking Sheet (LTS) should be sufficient for a five-set match, but having an extra is a good idea ØLineup Sheets – If the lineup sheets have space to enter all sets of the match, each team needs only one. Otherwise, a sufficient number of single-set lineup sheets for the entire match is required ØPens – Two blue (or black) pens and two red pens

Scenario – Scoring a Sample Set To give you practice in keeping score, we will now proceed through a sample set. Please have a blank scoresheet, a black (or blue) pen, and a red pen at hand. To begin, we will look at what should be entered onto the scoresheet prior to the start of the set. We will then present a series of playing events and demonstrate how to record them.

Scenario – Scoring a Sample Set The sample set covers a wide variety of events and potential situations. The objective is to learn the proper procedures for recording these events and situations. Many of the events described in this sample set rarely occur and will realistically not all happen in a typical set or match. The objective is to learn the proper procedure for recording the event and how to apply it to the specific play rather than to expect your future sets to present similar situations.

Sample Set – Information/Action Boxes I NFORMATION GAMETRACKER SITUATION IBERO ACTION SCORER ALCTION As you go through the. Boxes slides, you will see like this appear to illustrate These will describe These boxes scorer’s will describe the assistant severalboxes text boxes like this the one. These particular game situations. You can then actions. will be scorer’s accompanied (libero tracker’s) actions. They boxes will. They describe information that by will click on options to view the techniques sample scoresheets will show beand accompanied exactly how by sample Libero be useful for keepingto score tracking for recording those situations on the actions should recorded. Tracking Sheets to show exactly how the libero. Yoube can press the spacebar scoresheet and Libero Tracking Sheet. actions should be recorded. or click the mouse to You move forward. can also skip to the next topic. SCORESHEET LIBERO

The 2016 Non-Deciding Set Scoresheet

I INFORMATION We. NFORMATION are going to work through a sample set to see how to use a It is Saturday, August 8, 2012 at the UNC Invitational Classic scoresheet and Libero Tracking held at the Fetzer Arena in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. This Sheet. is the first set of a Women’s Division 1 match (match #1). North Carolina State is playing Texas A&M. It is Saturday and the match is scheduled for 7: 00 PM. The first referee is Keith Murlless and the second referee is Peggy Schaefer. Peter Cruz and Ray Wiley are line judges and you are the scorer.

UNC INVITATIONAL CLASSIC FETZER ARENA 8 / 2012 7 00 I 1 INFORMATION NC STATE A&M It is Saturday, August 8, 2012 at the UNC Invitational Classic held at the Fetzer Arena in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. This NFORMATION CORER CTION is the first set of a Women’s Division 1 match (match #1). NC NCStateiswins the home theiscoin team, tossand A&M. It is Saturday North State playing Texas Fill Carolina in the pre-match information as soon CORER CTION has elects chosen to serve the bench first. on the and match is scheduled for left. 7: 00 PM. The first referee is asthe you sit down at the table. Circle the S to indicate Statereferee has the Keith Murlless and the NC second is Peggy Schaefer. first serve. should alsoare complete this and you are the CTION Peter Cruz You and CORER Ray Wiley line judges information for scoresheets for sets 2, 3, scorer. KEITH MURLLESS Fill in the team names on the left and 4. PEGGY SCHAEFER KEVIN GOULD right sides of the scoresheet. I IS A A S S PETER CRUZ RAY WILEY A

NC State. X X 2 c 8 IV 3 6 X 4 III II NFORMATION IINFORMATION There are some key areas to check 11 Because NC State is serving first, #11 when you receive team lineups. Notify VI I will start in the serving position (position Susie Moore the second referee immediately if any of 1, right X back). The remaining players are the key items (shown with an X) are listed on the scoresheet in service order. missing. 5 V Ashley Kennedy Janelle Jacobs X

TEXAS A&M 13 9 1 III 6 IV 5 II I INFORMATION 4 Because 8 c A&M is receiving, #5 will rotate to serve first and should be listed on line I of Jenny Reher the scoresheet. The remaining players are listed on the scoresheet in service order. V VI Todd Oxford

UNC INVITATIONAL CLASSIC FETZER ARENA I 1 7 00 S SCORER A ACTION 6 13 NC STATE 11 4 8 / 2012 A&M 5 13 2 c 8 3 5 As soon as you receive the completed REMEMBER! Because 1 A&M PLAYER 5 lineup sheets, enter the lineups in the will rotate into the serving position 9 Players’ Numbers columns, and the (position 1, right back)6 and will be that libero’s number in the appropriate space. team’s first server, #5 has to be listed on 4 line I. 8 c KEITH MURLESS PEGGY SCHAEFFER KEVIN GOULD PETER CRUZ RAY WILEY

UNC INVITATIONAL CLASSIC FETZER ARENA I 1 6 11 8 / 2012 7 00 INFORMATION EMPHASIS For the first set, teams may freely change 13 NC STATE A&M 5 lineups 1 initially due at their. Although lineups until oneare minute remains on Also, after lineups are submitted, the three-minute mark in timed warm-ups, 9 the clock timing the warm-up periods. scorers should not ensure that neither team scorer should 6 release the can view the such opposition’s lineups to third parties as statisticians 4 With one minute remaining in the preand announcers lineups are finalized match warm-ups, until or after the lineup is 8 c at the mark. submitted for setsone-minute two-five, no changes 4 2 c 8 3 5 may be made to the lineup sheet after it is submitted to the scorer unless. KEITH a MURLESS PEGGY SCHAEFFER substitution is used. Teams may not see KEVIN GOULD lineups submitted by the opposing team. PETER CRUZ RAY WILEY

2016 Libero Tracking Sheet

NC STATE 13 11 4 2 8 3 5 6 A&M 13 5 LLIBERO A CTION IBEROTTRACKER A CTION 1 9 6 The the same way on As lineups soon asare theentered benches 4 and first service 8 Libero Tracking Sheet (LTS). on arethe determined, mark that information the Libero Tracking Sheet.

NC STATE | | | / 6 INFORMATION A&M LLIBERO TTRACKER AACTION LIBERO TRACKER ACTION | 11 7 5 | 4 1 | 2 The following shows some examples 9 9 L of | 6 8 | using the Libero Tracking Only State #9 may requests re-enter a substitution, the for. Sheet. the #74 libero; for 3 After As the set next progresses, rally, the set A&M remember libero, #13, to#11. place 5 8 areplaces proper The replacement records that results actionin bythe slashing same the tally. AS marks #9. This in the exchange Service is column recorded as each in We not yet begun theboth match, so there number “ 11”being and writing entered a their “ 7” on immediately the and to the a have similar player fashion, begins except an term “L” ofisleft service. used to is no of need to the items on this slide. right the right “L”record ofonthe theof tracking the slashed sheet. “ 11”. The indicate libero’s entry. AS The must ASnotify also keeps second trackserves of referee totalmultiple team Remember, ifthe a player substitutions immediately ifthe anslashes improper theslash libero nextthe number times Remember, withinand we no term longer of service, only one in thetally Team replacement Substitutions occurs. area of the LTS. numbers, ormark the “L”, is entered for libero forexchanges. that term. 13

8 / 2012 UNC INVITATIONAL CLASSIC FETZER ARENA I 7 00 1 6 11 4 8 3 5 1 2 A&M 5 GGG AME AME SSS ITUATION 1 NCThe State NC first NC State #11 referee State serves #11, wins authorizes the again correct the rally. and the server, scores first serve 9 contacts another the at 7: 00 ball point. for pm. service. Scoring Section Running Score Column 2 c 13 NC STATE 6 SS S CORERA A A CTION S CORER A CTION 4 8 c Record Enter circle first at the point service setby start writing contact, time. and “ 1”top in Draw aathis circle that contacts bothathe then the write circle. a “ 2” Ininaddition, the#11’s circlethe for“ 1” theinsection. point. NC and bottom line in scoring KEITH MURLLESS In State’s addition, running circlescore the “ 2” column in NCis State’s circled. PEGGY SCHAEFER running score column. KEVIN GOULD PETER CRUZ RAY WILEY

UNC INVITATIONAL CLASSIC FETZER ARENA I 1 6 11 GGAME AMESS ITUATION 13 NC STATE 1 2 PR 8 / 2012 5 7 00 A&M 1 #11 again and A&M NCserves State #11 serves againwins andthe therally. 1 referee signals replay. 4 9 2 c SCORER ACTION CORER Ain. CTION Record an. S “R” (for rotate) the circle, 6 8 4 3 5 8 c and immediately slash the first point in A replay is recorded by writing a “P” (for A&M’s running score column. Then, playover) in the circle that was drawn on KEITH MURLESS write a “ 1” with no other symbol in A&M’s service contact. PEGGY SCHAEFFER scoring section, on the line of the player KEVIN GOULD that will serve next. PETER CRUZ RAY WILEY

NC STATE GAME SITUATION AMEto. S ITUATION In G addition recording the libero 6 A&M 11 5 L 4 1 2 9 exchanges, the AS must note the 8 6 serving The A&M libero replaces #5 to 4 serve. 3 position of the libero to help ensure that 5 8 the libero only serves in one position in each set. LIBERO TRACKER ACTION LIBEROTRACKERAA CTION LWrite IBERO CTION an “L” next to #5 to indicate the replacement. The “ 5” isball notmark slashed. Remember to place a tally in the When a libero contacts the to serve, service column when the libero contacts a triangle is written around the ball for the serve. in the corresponding Roman numeral Serving Order column, which indicates the only rotation where the libero can serve for the remainder of the set. 13

UNC INVITATIONAL CLASSIC FETZER ARENA I 1 G GAME AMES SITUATION G AME S ITUATION 6 13 NC STATE 11 1 2 PR 4 3 2 c 8 8 / 2012 7 00 A&M 12 R 5 a triangle the scorer does not record In. Although the scoring section, is used The A&M libero serves for one point. 1 the libero on the scoresheet, a instead of a circle when libero serves, Shereplacements serves a second time, and A&M 9 is noted. serve by the and the results of libero the rally are recorded loses the in the triangle. A triangle is also used in 6 the running score column to record points 4 CTION won CORER while the libero is serving. 8 c S A ACTION Place. Sa. CORER “ 2” inside the first triangle in the 3 5 scoring section and triangle the “ 2” in the When the libero first contacts the ball for KEITH MURLESS CORER running score. CTION column. service, draw a triangle around. PEGGY the SCHAEFFER KEVIN GOULD corresponding number in the “Serving Draw a loss triangle in thewrite scoring section For the of rally, an “R” inside a Order” column to indicate that this is the when the libero contacts the serve. triangle in the scoring section, slash point “ 3” only position where the libero can serve for NC State, and write a “ 3” in the scoring in this set. section for NC State’s next server. S PETER CRUZ RAY WILEY A

UNC INVITATIONAL CLASSIC FETZER ARENA I 1 11 4 2 c 81 3 5 GGAME AMESSITUATION NC STATE 6 1 2 PR 3 S 1/8 8 / 2012 13 7 00 A&M 5 1 2 R NC State requests a substitution, #1 for Prior to the next service authorization, #8. substitutions, 1 Sx 7/4, 3/6 A&M requests two #7 for #4 and #39 for #6. 63 S A CTION SSCORER A CTION S CORER A CTION In the “Players Numbers” column, slash the 4 7 8 c Theserecord substitutions are recorded inscoring the Then, the substitution in the exiting player’s number, andteam list the incoming Finally, slash the next substitution scoring section for the next (current) server, section on the line of the player who KEITH MURLLESSwill player. number. where next foran service will the be PEGGY SCHAEFER servethe next bycircle writing “S”, then KEVIN GOULD entered. However, an “x” is added next the to substitute’s number, a slash, and then the “S” to indicate the request exiting that player’s number. was made by the receiving team PETER CRUZ RAY WILEY

UNC INVITATIONAL CLASSIC FETZER ARENA I 1 6 GGAME AMESSITUATION 13 NC STATE 11 1 2 PR 4 3 S 1/8 2 c 81 8 / 2012 7 00 A&M 12 R 5 substitution, NC State requests a #1 for Prior to the next service authorization, Sx 7/4, 3/6 1 #8. substitutions, A&M requests two #7 for 9 #4 and #3 for #6. 6 3 S A CTION SSCORER A CTION S CORER A CTION In the “Players Numbers” column, slash the 4 7 3 5 8 c Theserecord substitutions are recorded inscoring the Then, the substitution in the exiting player’s number, andteam list the incoming Finally, slash the next substitution scoring section for the next (current) server, KEITH MURLESS section on the line of the player who will player. number. PEGGY SCHAEFFER where the next circle for service will the be serve next by writing an “S”, KEVIN then GOULD entered. However, ana“x” is added next the to substitute’s number, slash, and then the “S” to indicate the request exiting that player’s number. was made by the receiving team PETER CRUZ RAY WILEY

NC STATE 11 4 2 8 1 3 5 6 A&M 5 1 9 6 4 8 L 3 7 LIBERO TRACKER ACTION The Assistant Scorer also records the three substitutions. 13

UNC INVITATIONAL CLASSIC FETZER ARENA I 1 6 8 / 2012 GAME SITUATION 13 NC STATE 11 1 2 PR 4 3 S 1/8 Sx 7/4, 3/6 5 7 00 A&M 12 R The A&M coach requests and is granted 1 a timeout. 9 2 c 81 6 3 3 4 7 SCORER ACTION 5 8 c The timeout is recorded in the first timeout box on A&M’s side of the scoresheet. The KEITH MURLESS PEGGY SCHAEFFER score of the team requesting the timeout is KEVIN GOULD always listed first. PETER CRUZ RAY WILEY 2 3

NC STATE 11 4 2 8 1 3 5 6 EMPHASIS A&M 5 1 9 6 4 8 L 3 7 For both teams, the same six players who were on the court when a timeout is requested must return to the court at the end of the timeout. The Assistant Scorer should verbally communicate with the second referee and indicate that A&M’s libero is currently on the court but NC State’s is not. 13

UNC INVITATIONAL CLASSIC FETZER ARENA I 1 6 7 00 G GAME S SITUATION 13 NC STATE 11 1 2 PR 4 A&M 3 S 1/8 Sx 7/4, 3/6 Rscores 2 c 8 / 2012 5 A&M 12 R NC State #4 serves and NC State loses 3 quick points by 1 4 5 serves 6 3 on the rally. #1. 9 81 6 3 3 4 7 SSCORER CTION CORERAA CTION 5 8 c Record the loss of rally in thepoints scoring Record the three service forsection A&M. and running score column. KEITH MURLESS PEGGY SCHAEFFER KEVIN GOULD PETER CRUZ RAY WILEY 2 3

Sanctions – Individual and Team The Sanction section of the scoresheet is used for recording: Ø Improper requests Ø Individual Sanctions o o Yellow Card Warning Red Card Penalty ØDelay Sanctions (to team) o o Yellow Card Warning Red Card Penalty ØWrong Server

Sanctions – Individual and Team Three steps for recording sanctions: Ø Identify which sanction was issued (and offending team member, if applicable) Ø Team identifier (A or B) Ø Score when sanction was issued (Score of team causing sanction listed first)

UNC INVITATIONAL CLASSIC FETZER ARENA I 1 6 8 / 2012 GAME SITUATION 13 NC STATE 11 1 2 PR 4 R 3 S 1/8 Sx 7/4, 3/6 State NC 7 00 A&M 12 R 5 4 56 #6 asks the 1 first 3 referee for a lineup check. Because 9 CTION #6 is not the floor CORER captain, the referee assesses NC State 6 3 an to improper • Slash the IR indicate 4 request. Improper Request 7 • Write “A” in the Team column 8 c • Write 3 – 6 (NC State has CTION 3) in the Score CORER Column Record the improper request in the KEITH MURLESS Sanctions Section. PEGGY SCHAEFFER S 2 c 81 3 5 A S A PETER CRUZ RAY WILEY A 3 -6 KEVIN GOULD 2 3

8 / 2012 UNC INVITATIONAL CLASSIC FETZER ARENA I 1 6 8 / 2012 GAME SITUATION The G NCAME State captain is very upset and 11 1 2 PR 4 complains loudlyfor to 3 the second referee serves R 3 S 1/8 Sx 7/4, 3/6 A&M 1 more 56 7 89 3 4 points. 5 7 00 A&M 13 NC STATE 7 00 12 R about a call. The first 9 referee issues the captain an individual sanction (yellow 6 3 card) for misconduct. 2 c 81 4 7 3 SSCORER CTION CORERAA CTION 5 8 c 2 PETER CRUZ RAY WILEY A A Record thethe three serviceyellow pointscard for A&M. Record individual in the KEITH MURLESS Sanctions Section. Use the player’s number PEGGY SCHAEFFER 3 -6 KEVIN GOULD (2) for identifying the sanctioned player. 3 -9 2 3

UNC INVITATIONAL CLASSIC FETZER ARENA I 1 6 11 1 2 PR 4 3 S 1/8 Sx 7/4, 3/6 R 2 c 4 R 39 5 7 2 PETER CRUZ RAY WILEY 7 00 G G AME S ITUATION G GAME AMES S SITUATION A&M serves out ofrequests bounds. NCBefore State #2 serves, and NC loses The NC A&M State #9 coach serves, the. State NC and State is EMPHASIS the rally. A&M 13 NC STATE 81 8 / 2012 5 1 12 R 3 4 56 7 89 R 9 timeout. 10 Sx 7/5, 9/3 coach requests granted two asubstitutions, #7 for The Assistant 6 for 3 #3. verbally #5 Scorer and #9 should indicate to the second referee which teams 4 7 have a libero on the court. CTION when the timeout CORER 8 c is requested. CORER CTION Record the loss of rally and point 4 for NC Record the loss of timeout rally andonpoint 10 for A&M. NC first State. Record thethe substitutions by (a)State’s slashing KEITH MURLESS 5 timeout line, writing NC State’s score first. PEGGY SCHAEFFER and 3 and writing in 7 and 9, (b) recording A 3 -6 KEVIN GOULD A the 3 - 9 Sx notation on A&M #9’s scoring line, and (c) slashing the next two team subs. SS SS AA AA 4 10 2 3

UNC INVITATIONAL CLASSIC FETZER ARENA I 1 6 1 2 PR 4 3 S 1/8 Sx 7/4, 3/6 R 2 c 4 R 5 PETER CRUZ RAY WILEY A&M 12 R 1 4 56 7 89 R When the timeout ends, the 3 A&M team is 10 Sx 7/5, 9/3 still cleaning up a large 9 water spill in front of the team bench. 6 3 The referee 4 7 assesses A&M a Delay Warning. 5 7 2 D 7 00 GAME SITUATION 11 39 7 00 13 NC STATE 81 8 / 2012 8 c SCORER ACTION A A B Record the delay warning in the. KEITH Sanctions MURLESS Section using a “D” to indicate delay. PEGGY SCHAEFFER 3 -6 3 -9 KEVIN GOULD 10 - 4 4 10 2 3

UNC INVITATIONAL CLASSIC FETZER ARENA I 1 6 GAME SITUATION Before you finish recording the last play, the AS The NC State captain is angry due to the mind G AME S ITUATION tells you that the first referee his change and spikes the ball into changed the floor under 1 2 PR 4 3 S 1/8 Sx 7/4, 3/6 R 2 c 4 R 39 5 7 2 D 5 7 00 A&M 13 NC STATE 11 81 8 / 2012 12 R 1 8 9 R call. 3 4 5 6 7 touch decision based on the line judge’s A&M #9 serves and loses the rally. the net. The first Mreferee issues the captain an 9 10 Sx 7/5, 9/3 R M 1112 individual sanction (red card) for unsporting 6 3 behavior. G AME SITUATION S CORER ACTION S CORER A You must correct the scoresheet. Because you marked HOWEVER… S CORER A CTION a “Rotate” and the referee changed mind, You start to record the loss of rallyhis and pointyou slash 4 7 8 c the Rotate enter an M, and place the 5 for NC State, When asymbol, red card penalty is. . . assessed, the correct result (point 11) in a square. Point 11 A is. KEITH circled MURLESSin the opponents receive a penalty point. penalty PEGGY SCHAEFFER running score column. Because NC State point 5 was -6 KEVIN GOULD point. Ais 3 recorded in a square in both the scoring A 3 incorrectly, -9 slashed is crossed and M is written andit the runningout score. B 10 section -4 next to. Ait. 4 When NC State later achieves point 5, the M 2 -11 will be slashed like any other loss of rally point. PETER CRUZ RAY WILEY 4 10 2 3

Other Penalty Point procedures… Serving team penalty Ø If the serving team receives a red card while the ball is out of play, a square is used instead of a circle in the scoring section. An “R” is recorded in the square. The resulting point for the opponent is recorded in the normal manner. Ø If the card is issued while the ball is already in play, an “R” is put inside the circle that was drawn at the service contact, and a square is placed around the circle. The resulting point for the opponent is recorded in the normal manner. Receiving team penalty – If the card is issued while the ball is already in play, the point is put inside the circle that was drawn at service contact, and a square is drawn around the circle. A square is also used to record the point in the running score.

UNC INVITATIONAL CLASSIC FETZER ARENA I 1 8 / 2012 7 00 G GAME S SITUATION 6 13 7 00 A&M 11 NC State serves an ace. yourally. you #9 record the and NC State point, realize A&M serves, A&M loses 1 2 P RAs 1 2 R the 5 4 3 S 1/8 Sx 7/4, 3/6 R 2 c NC STATE the correct server is #1, and you know that Ithat NFORMATION #9 served the ace. You notify the second 1 M 6 4 R 9 3 4 56 7 89 R 10 Sx 7/5, 9/3 R M 1112 R referee that thethat wrong player served. The first The scorer should check the correct player is serving 6 3 13 81 5 6 R CORER CTION referee cancels the point by the prior to every serve, so most wrong won servers will incorrect be detected 4 9 3 signals a 7 point for A&M. prior to contact. server, In thatand case, no circle is drawn in the Scoring The canceled point is noted 8 cin the Comment Section. 5 7 Section. The scorer notifies the second referee about the CORER CTION before anything wrong server when the service is contacted, The wrong server is also listed in the Sanctions Section. is recorded. A loss of rally is recorded for the wrong server’s CORER CTION KEITH MURLESS The incorrect andaspoint are canceled using team (R in a square), result as well the corresponding point for PEGGY SCHAEFFER NC State POINT 6 an X, A the correct result is recorded in the. KEVIN Scoring 3 6 CANCELLED DUE TO GOULD the opponent. Record the loss of rally and point 5 for NC State. Record point 6 for NC State. WRONG SERVER. 2 A 3 within - 9 SCORE Section a. ISsquare, and A&M are awarded a 5 -12. B 10 - 4 D loss of rally point. 2 A 4 -11 9 1 PETER CRUZ RAY WILEY A S SS A AA 5 -12 4 10 2 3

Unusual Situations Ø Other Comments – The Comments Section is used anytime a noteworthy situation occurs and is pertinent to the progress of the set. Document the score, team involved, referee action, and uniform numbers if applicable. Comments are noted for: o Exceptional Substitutions o Disqualifications o Significant Corrections Ø Scorer Errors – If the scorer makes a mistake, the mistake is crossed out with an “X” and the correct symbol is written. Ø Forfeits – If a set is forfeited before its start, the scorer prepares the scoresheet by filling in the heading, officials’ names, lineup of players and/or team present and a score of 25 -0, then writes FORFEIT across the scoresheet. If more than one set of the match is forfeited, the same scoresheet is used for all sets with additional set numbers circled in the SET section. The scorer then signs the scoresheet.

UNC INVITATIONAL CLASSIC FETZER ARENA I 1 6 G AME S ITUATION G AME S GAME SITUATION 13 NC STATE 11 1 2 PR 8 R 4 3 S 1/8 Sx 7/4, 3/6 R 2 c 4 R 81 5 6 R 39 6 R 5 7 7 R 2 D 2 9 1 PETER CRUZ RAY WILEY 8 / 2012 5 7 00 A&M 1 2 R 16 1 3 4 56 7 89 R A&M #3 serves into the net. The next M A&MNC #8 State serves out of bounds. The first 6 #11 serves into the net. 9 10 Sx 7/5, 9/3 R M 1112 threeservice servesround also result in the receiving is now complete. 6 3 rallies. 13 R team winning the 4 7 14 R 8 c 15 R R SCORER ACTION S CORER A CTION The opponent’s point associated with the last loss of rally for this service roundthe is points recorded Record of rally MURLESS Record theeach loss of rally and A&MKEITH point in redawarded pen. A red penreceiving is used for the. SCHAEFFER rest of to the teams. PEGGY NC State POINT 6 A 3 - 6 CANCELLED DUE TO KEVIN GOULD the second service round. When the second WRONG SERVER. A 3 - 9 SCORE IS 5 -12. B 10 service -4 round is complete, the scorer A 4 -11 changes back to blue or black ink to A 5 -12 complete third service round. 4 10 2 3

UNC INVITATIONAL CLASSIC FETZER ARENA I 1 6 7 00 A&M 13 NC STATE 11 1 2 PR 8 R 5 4 3 S 1/8 Sx 7/4, 3/6 R 1 1 2 R 16 INFORMATION GAME SITUATION M 6 4 R 2 c 8 / 2012 9 3 4 56 7 89 R 10 Sx 7/5, 9/3 R M 1112 R YES! Once the A&M libero#5 serves, service position is the only 6 3 court 13 R to serve. Is stays that on the 5 6 R rotation where the libero can serve in the current set. this legal? R 4 9 6 3 7 14 R However, the libero isn’t required to serve. When the team is 15 R 5 7 8 c in that 7 Rrotation, the server can be the libero, the player the libero replaced, or any legal substitute for the starting player in that position. 81 2 D 2 9 1 PETER CRUZ RAY WILEY A 3 -6 A 3 -9 B 10 - 4 A 4 -11 A 5 -12 KEITH MURLESS PEGGY SCHAEFFER KEVIN GOULD NC State POINT 6 CANCELLED DUE TO WRONG SERVER SCORE IS 5 -12 . . 4 10 2 3

UNC INVITATIONAL CLASSIC FETZER ARENA I 1 NC STATE 6 8 / 2012 7 00 A&M 13 11 1 2 PR 8 R 5 1 2 R 16 17 Sx 3/4 4 3 3 S 1/8 Sx 7/4, 3/6 R 1 3 4 56 7 89 R G AME S ITUATION AME ITUATION G S CORER CTION SS CORER AA CTION A&M serves anasks ace. play, NC S#5 CORER A CTION NC State’s coach for. On anthe exceptional Ssubstitution A CTION Record the Sx 3/4 in the SCORER Aas. PLAYERS’ CTION Write #3 next to. CORER #4 in the State #4 sprains her ankle and is no substitution, #3 for #4. M 6 2 c 4 R 81 5 6 R 39 5 7 9 10 Sx 7/5, 9/3 R M 1112 R 6 3 13 R First, record point for 14 A&M. section astofor other NUMBER column. Instead of 17 slashing longer able play. NC has‘ 4’no 4 substitutions. R the 6 R scoring 7 State Notice the weindo not slash the next number Make an entry the COMMENTS section However, because this is an exceptional a normalon substitution, eligiblewith substitutes bench who 7 as R you would 8 c the 15 R section. in the SUBSTITUTIONS indicating that an exceptional substitution theinentire notation. circlesubstitution, the ‘ 4’. This indicates an exceptional have notcircle played other positions. Exceptional substitutions do not count place. substitution, and alsotook makes it clear that #4 against the team’s allowable 15 subs. may not return to play in this set. KEITH MURLESS 2 D 2 9 1 PETER CRUZ RAY WILEY A 3 -6 A 3 -9 B 10 - 4 A 4 -11 A 5 -12 PEGGY SCHAEFFER KEVIN GOULD NC State POINT 6 CANCELLED DUE TO WRONG SERVER SCORE IS 5 -12 . . 8 -17, Exception sub, NC State No. 3 for Injured No. 4 4 10 2 3

NC STATE 11 4 2 8 3 5 3 6 A&M 5 1 9 6 4 8 L LIBERO TRACKER ACTION 1 9 7 3 7 The Assistant Scorer also records the exceptional Because #4 Notice that, substitution. as on the scoresheet, we isdo substituted viasubstitution an exceptional not slash the next number as substitution, number is circled rather exceptionalher substitutions do not count than slashed indicate she againsttothe team’sthat limit of may 15 not return to play in per thisset set. substitutions 13

UNC INVITATIONAL CLASSIC FETZER ARENA I 1 6 11 4 3 1 2 PR 8 R 5 3 S 1/8 Sx 7/4, 3/6 R 9 R 1 4 R 10 11 12 R 81 5 6 R 39 6 R 5 7 7 R 9 1 PETER CRUZ RAY WILEY 7 00 7 34 A&M M 6 1 2 R 16 17 Sx 3/4 18 19 20 21 22 23 R 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R 24 R G AME SITUATION SCORER ACTION The remainder of the set continues with 2 c 2 7 00 13 NC STATE 2 D 8 / 2012 9 10 Sx 7/5, 9/3 R M 1112 R 25 6 3 13 R 4 7 14 R no other incidents. wins by a score Complete and sign A&M the scoresheet. of 25– 12. The set 8 c ends 15 at. R 7: 34 PM. A 3 -6 A 3 -9 B 10 - 4 A 4 -11 A 5 -12 KEITH MURLESS PEGGY SCHAEFFER KEVIN GOULD NC State POINT 6 CANCELLED DUE TO WRONG SERVER SCORE IS 5 -12 . . Kevin Gould 8 -17, Exception sub, NC State No. 3 for Injured No. 4 4 10 2 3 TEXAS A&M NC STATE 25 12

The Deciding Set Scoresheet INFORMATION A different scoresheet is used for the deciding set of the match because the teams switch sides of the court while the set is in progress (when the first team scores eight points). To accommodate that switch, the scoresheet is divided into three scoring sections.

INFORMATION There is also a deciding set section on the Libero Tracking Sheet. The “CP” column on the far right stands for “Current Player”. When the teams change sides, the last entry on each line on the far left is recorded in the “CP” column on the far right (thus, “current player”). If the libero is on the court at the time of the court switch, both the replaced player’s number and the “L” are recorded on the far right side.

8 / 2012 UNC INVITATIONAL CLASSIC FETZER ARENA I 1 6 11 NC STATE 13 5 A&M 7 00 6 11 NC STATE GAME SITUATION CORER CTION A&MS wins the coin. A toss and will serve 4 2 c 1 4 9 2 c first from the right. The lineups 6 are entered just as on 8 the non 3 4 scoresheet, except that deciding set the lineup for the 8 cteam that begins the set on the 5 CORER CTION scorer’s left is. CORER entered in the. CTION scoring section on both the left side of the scoresheet and The lineup for thestarts teamon that on the KEITHthey MURLESS Because NCright State thestarts left, are on the far side of the scoresheet. scorer’s right isinentered thecolumn. middle scoring PEGGY SCHAEFFER also recorded the far in right Mark KEVIN GOULD section. the first serve for A&M. 8 3 5 S S PETER CRUZ RAY WILEY A A

8 / 2012 UNC INVITATIONAL CLASSIC FETZER ARENA I 1 6 11 NC STATE 1 4 13 5 A&M 7 00 8 51 6 11 NC STATE G GAME S SITUATION 1 R 4 The A&M libero serves the 2 cnet. After the 9 second refereeinto checks the lineup, #13, the 8 6 the A&M libero, enters set to serve for #5. The first referee 3 4 authorizes serve at 8: 51 PM. 2 c 8 3 5 8 c 5 S S CORER A CTION SCORERA ACTION MURLESS Record the 1 set start. Team time. AKEITH Triangle rotation in the Serving Order Don’t forget to record point in PEGGY SCHAEFFER column to indicate libero has both Running Scorethe Columns, butserved. note KEVIN that GOULD Record loss. Team of rally a triangle, andis only the far left A in Scoring Section award a point NC State. used before thetocourt switch! PETER CRUZ RAY WILEY

8 / 2012 UNC INVITATIONAL CLASSIC FETZER ARENA I 1 6 11 4 NC STATE 1 2 3 4 5 6 Sx 2/8 R 7 00 8 51 13 5 R 6 11 1 c 1 4 A&M G G AME S SITUATION GG AME SS ITUATION AME ITUATION NC STATE The NC A&M State coach #11 serves requests for four ispoints. granted The NC NC State A&M State coach #11 serves requests for into another aand the substitution, net. 2 cpoint. 9#11 a timeout. #2 for #8. 6 The coach designates #1 as MPHASIS 8 the new floor captain. 3 4 The Assistant Scorer should verbally 8 c 2 with the second referee 5 communicate to CORER CTION indicate which teams have a 0 libero on the CORER CTION 5 CORER CTION court. Record four Record points the in the timeout scoring at 0 -5. section and MURLESS Record the substitution by (a) slashing 8 and Record point 6 ofin the scoring section Record the loss rally and point 1 KEITH for A&M. PEGGY SCHAEFFER circle four points in both the far left and far writing in 2, (b) recording Sx 2/8 in the circle point 6 in both the far left and far right Note that A&M only uses one running. KEVIN score GOULD right running scoring columns. scoring section, slashing the first team runningand scoring columns. column. sub. Slash the c next to #8 and write a c next to #1 to indicate the new captain. 2 c E 8 3 5 SS S PETER CRUZ RAY WILEY A A A

8 / 2012 UNC INVITATIONAL CLASSIC FETZER ARENA I 1 6 11 NC STATE 1 2 3 4 5 6 Sx 2/8 R 78 4 2 c 8 31 5 7 00 8 51 13 5 R 6 11 1 c 1 S 7/6 Sx 1/3 R 4 A&M GGAME AMES SSITUATION G AME ITUATION NC STATE 8 The. State A&M The NC coach State requests coach arequests substitution, NC A&M #4 #1 serves forinto a point. the net. The 2 ca first 9 serves substitution, #7 for #6. #1 for #3. 8 referee signals 6 7 for the teams to change courts. 31 4 SCORER ACTION While the players change sides, review the S S CORER A A CTION S CORER A CTION CORER CTION scoresheet for accuracy. Note that the NC 8 c 2 5 0 5 PETER CRUZ RAY WILEY KEITH MURLESS Record the substitution inleft the usual three Record the substitution in the usual State on the side of the Record point 8 for of NC State. Because teams Record thesection loss rally and point 7 three for NC PEGGY SCHAEFFER locations on the will scoresheet. Note, however, locations on no the scoresheet. longer be used. All KEVIN GOULD arescoresheet now changing sides, rewrite the final State. that you(circled must also record the information subsequent setfor events for NC Statefrom arein action 8) the team moving the Players’ and in recorded on right side column of thelocation scoresheet left to right in the. Numbers corresponding Substitutions count line onsection. the far right. only. the far right scoring

CHALLENGE REVIEW SYSTEM (CRS)

Challenges • Each head coach is allowed three challenges per match – requested by a challenge card • Once a challenge is requested – regardless of the outcome – the number of challenges is reduced by one • If a coach attempts to challenge a non -reviewable decision, a delay sanction may be assessed (new Rule 6. 3. 2. 12)

Scorer’s Duties • If a substitution is authorized, record the substitution. • Assistant scorer makes the same substitution/libero replacement changes and records challenge information on LTS • The second referee should refrain from acknowledging substitutions, if it is apparent that a challenge is coming.

Scorer’s Duties • Record the challenge in the Comments area (Challenge # 1, challenging team, 14 -15 [challenging team’s score first]) • Assistant scorer records challenge information on LTS

CRS Outcomes • Possible Outcomes: o Decision stands o Decision is reversed o Decision is replayed

CRS Mechanics • The R 2 will verbalize the appropriate actions to be taken • The R 2 will turn back to the court and… • if the original decision stands, repeat the original fault signal • if the original decision is to be changed, signal the fault discovered through the review • The R 1 will signal the point/replay (or confirm the point if the original decisions stands); the R 2 mimics

Scorer’s Duties • If the decision is reversed: o The scorer will correct the score on the scoresheet. o The coach has the option to retain the substitution/replacement or not. • If the decision is replayed, the scorers will communicate to ensure that any substitution(s) and libero replacements recorded after the challenge are removed (like a mind change)

Example: Scoring Reversal The loss of rally was originally awarded to Team B (right side) giving them point 22 and showing the ‘R’ for rotate for Team A. The call was reversed, so a Mind Change is recorded for Team A (slashing the circled R, writing M, and recording point 21 in a square). Team B’s point 22 is canceled with an X. Corresponding changes are made in the Running Score column.

Computerized Scoring with CRS If the match uses computerized scoring, the scorer should: • • Have a spotter Use a paper back-up scoresheet, if needed Be able to quickly correct the score Be able to reverse libero replacements and/or substitutions

Additional Assistant Scorer Duties In some conferences, assistant scorers will also: • • Time the duration of the challenge process Complete the NCAA CRS Data Collection Form

NCAA CRS Data Collection Form