https://nfhslearn.com/library/videos/volleyball-scoresheet-instructions

In preparation for tonight’s zoom, please print out two copies each of these documents:

• https://www.cbvo.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/NFHS_Scoresheet.pdf
• https://www.cbvo.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Libero_20Tracking_20Sheet.pdf

We’ll go through a training to help you understand the scoresheet and then we’ll score a set.

I have attached the 2024 Exam.  You can take it on your own, but if you want to go over it in class, I need you to complete it by Thursday.  It is open-book.

The schedule for Bristol this week:

Monday 6pm start:  Doug, Dave, LaTosha, Tug, Bob, Brandon, Kristin

Tuesday 7pm start: William, LaTosha, Candi, Kristin, Bob

If you are on this week in Bristol, make sure you review Rule 9.

The information for tonight’s zoom meeting (same as last week):

https://www.youtube.com/live/6IGGP-6M1xg?si=3aZAtTySf-cvuZb5&t=4502 Conard

https://www.youtube.com/live/Bl6WOnQPWfY?si=Hupu320nsWoJC-zz&t=1275 Conard

https://www.youtube.com/live/Tk2FF8_Cz24?si=DCX1pvLlQt5gmFr0&t=6191 Conard-Farmington

https://www.youtube.com/live/vJA1iZuwFfc?si=LTfhHhkPh0O3Lc8a&t=1485 Southinton

https://www.youtube.com/live/hawnF3LIV-8?si=o6tKOFSfJqA_6FEf&t=1449 Newington

listen.crisradio.org/wire/marktwain/00467_MTTheInnocentsAbroad.mp3

listen.crisradio.org/wire/marktwain/00468_MTFollowingTheEquator.mp3

listen.crisradio.org/wire/marktwain/00469_MTLetterToOlivia.mp3

listen.crisradio.org/wire/marktwain/00650_MTCelebratedJumpingFrog.mp3

listen.crisradio.org/wire/marktwain/00651_MTPuddnHead.mp3

listen.crisradio.org/wire/marktwain/00671_MTSPCelebratedJumpingFrog.mp3

listen.crisradio.org/wire/marktwain/00670_MTSPLetterToOlivia.mp3

listen.crisradio.org/wire/marktwain/00652_MTSPPUDDnHEAD.mp3

listen.crisradio.org/wire/marktwain/00473_MTSPTheINNOCENTSAbroad.mp3

listen.crisradio.org/wire/marktwain/00472_MTSPFollowingTheEquator.mp3

1st Year    |     2nd & 3rd Year

SCRIMMAGES

The scrimmage schedule is listed below. If you cannot attend one of the scrimmage dates that you are assigned, use the contact list below to secure a replacement by switching. The games are played at the Bristol Boys’ & Girls’ Club 255 West St, Bristol, CT 06010. Their website is https://www.bbgc.org/.

CONTACTS

Notes that apply to everyone:

• When you get to the gym, look at the court for ground rules.  When you do the coin toss, explain them to captains.  In Bristol, they should include: you can not enter another court at any time to play the ball, including after the ball is played back; don’t back up onto the other court to serve.
• Replays: we blow too many of them.  You should only call for a replay if you think players safety is at risk.  If the ball is being played on one side of court and a ball from another court rolls on the other side of the court and it can be dispatched quickly, there’s no reason to end the point.
• Mechanics: watch the videos.  Make sure you are distinguishing between a net fault, a point, a downed ball (in), a center line violation.  These can look alike if your mechanics are not crisp.
  • Give signal one time and hold it if necessary.  Don’t do a rapid fire fluttering because someone may have missed the signal.
  • Make the call based on what happened.  If the ball flies under the net and you call it down, yes, the right team will get the point, but the proper mechanic is the center line violation. Practice doing it right.
  • R2- at the end of the point, if something stops you from finishing the Point-Fault sequence, make sure you pick it up and finish off.  Example: your moving to the fault side and the ball comes toward you.  Push the ball away, but then award the point and indicate the fault.
  • It’s ok to verbalize when necessary.  If you call a replay and every is looking at you dumbfounded, it’s ok to say firmly “a ball rolled on the court” or whatever you need to do to get the message out.
• The R2 is tending toward the court when she rotates to the fault side during play.  This traps you at the pole.  Keep your distance.  Remember that the R2 is responsible for out of bounds calls as it pertains to the antenna (hits, outside, into net outside antenna) and if you’re boxed in, you’re not going to be able to see that.

The following is the expected plan for the instruction of all 2nd and 3rd year officials on our high school board.

• Positioning and movement as an r2
• Providing help as r2
• Interactions with coaches
• Tips and tricks to help learn rotations including a detailed explanation of the most common serve recieve patters and why teams use them.
• Learning how to track the setter effectively as R1
• How to distinguish net play:reaching over, back row attach, back row block
• Scanning sequence
• Helping to resolve issues of scoring

East Hartford | Bristol | Hartford

East Hartford | Bristol | Hartford

East Hartford | Bristol | Hartford

The Connecticut Board of Volleyball Officials is now accepting applications for the ’22 fall season.  You’ve been thinking about it for a few years; now is the time.  Like all sports, there is a shortage of officials and that means a surplus of games.

The economic value is even greater for officials from other sports:

• You own most of the uniform already: black pants, socks and shoes; a whistle. Boom, you’re good to go.
• A high school double (jv & varsity) pays $135 an afternoon.
• There are more than a dozen IAABO refs on the Board, including the current president and vice president.

What you have to do?

• Complete application on-line
• Fill out the CIAC’s background check form: background check authorization
• Send this form and a check for $110 made out to CBVO to:
  Jeffrey Brewer 8 Caulkins Road, Norwich, CT 06360

The trainings begin in mid-July.  Hope to see you there.  Chris