This document provides information from an intramural volleyball manager's meeting. It outlines the 5 most important IM policies including game forfeit times and roster requirements. It also summarizes general rules like minimum players, scoring, and substitutions. Specific volleyball rules are explained such as in/out of bounds, rotation and serving procedures, bumping and tipping techniques, net play restrictions, and unsportsmanlike conduct policies. The manager's meeting ensured volleyball team captains understood all essential league rules and regulations for the upcoming season.

1. INTRAMURAL SPORTS
4 on 4 Volleyball Manager’s Meeting

2. The Five Most Important IM Policies
MANAGER'SMEETING
 Game time is forfeit time
 Only a team’s captain may confer with the officials
 No ID, No Play, No Exceptions
 Roster additions must be completed on IMLeagues before a player can
play.
 Regular season games will not be rescheduled

3. General Rules
MANAGER'SMEETING
 Minimum of 3 players to avoid a forfeit
 In Co-Rec games at least 1 must be a female
 Best of 3 sets wins the match
 Rally scoring is used
 First 2 games go to 25
 Third game, if needed, goes to 15, teams will switch sides
after the 8th point
 Subs can enter on any dead ball
 Each team gets 1 time out per game

4. In and out of bounds
MANAGER'SMEETING
 The track, baskets, banners and any other hanging objects surrounding
the court are considered out.
 The ceiling is “playable” if, and only if, it lands on your side of the court
 Any contact with or passing outside of the antennas results in a dead ball.
 A ball landing on any line is considered inbounds.

5. Rotation & Serving
MANAGER'SMEETING
 The Rotation
 All players must serve in order
 Players may be in any position to receive a serve or during play
 The Serve
 Players may serve both over-hand or under hand
 Players can open hand receive the serve
 The serve cannot be blocked or attacked
 The player serving must be a back row player and cannot attack the
ball in front of the attack line
 If the server’s foot touches or crosses the back end line a point and a
side out will be called.

6. Bumping and Tipping the Ball
MANAGER'SMEETING
 Bumping the Ball
 Legal contact consists of a bump or a set
 Double contact is allowed on the serve and on hard driven balls at
the official’s discretion.
 A team may contact the ball three times to return it
 Tipping the Ball
 Players must use their finger tips and not their palms to play the ball

7. Net Play
MANAGER'SMEETING
 Players may not touch the net during play
 A point and a side out will result
 The hands and feet of the player’s cannot cross the mid court line
 Balls may not be played above the net until it has broken the plane of the
net.

8. Unsportsmanlike Conduct
MANAGER'SMEETING
 All jewelry must be removed prior to the beginning of the match.
 Players found with jewelry during the match will cost their team a point
and a side out.
 Only Captains may clarify calls with the officials. Players that argue calls
will be issued an unsportsmanlike conduct.

9. Unsportsmanlike Conduct
MANAGER'SMEETING
 All jewelry must be removed prior to the beginning of the match.
 Players found with jewelry during the match will cost their team a point
and a side out.
 Only Captains may clarify calls with the officials. Players that argue calls
will be issued an unsportsmanlike conduct.