2. What Is Volleyball?
It is a game where two
teams volley the ball
into the air non-stop
over the net, and to
win is if the opponent
team fails to return the
ball or perform an
illegal act.
3. Who, why, and how was Volleyball invented?
Volleyball was invented
by William G. Morgan
in 1895 in Holyoke
Massachusetts. Since
basketball is too
difficult and
exhausting for older
gentlemen, he created
Volleyball, a game with
less sudden movements
and bumping.
4. Who, why, and how was Volleyball invented?
Volleyball was invented
by William G. Morgan
in 1895 in Holyoke
Massachusetts. Since
basketball is too
difficult and
exhausting for older
gentlemen, he created
Volleyball, a game with
less sudden movements
and bumping.
5. Who, why, and how was Volleyball invented?
Volleyball was invented
by William G. Morgan
in 1895 in Holyoke
Massachusetts. Since
basketball is too
difficult and
exhausting for older
gentlemen, he created
Volleyball, a game with
less sudden movements
and bumping.
He borrowed the
bladder of a basketball,
used a tennis net and
overhung it, and also
used the concept of
inning in baseball. He
then named it
“Mintonette”, which
was then changed to
Volleyball by Dr. Alfred
Halstead due to how
the players hit the ball
6. Who, why, and how was Volleyball invented?
Volleyball was invented
by William G. Morgan
in 1895 in Holyoke
Massachusetts. Since
basketball is too
difficult and
exhausting for older
gentlemen, he created
Volleyball, a game with
less sudden movements
and bumping.
He borrowed the
bladder of a basketball,
used a tennis net and
overhung it, and also
used the concept of
inning in baseball. He
then named it
“Mintonette”, which
was then changed to
Volleyball by Dr. Alfred
Halstead due to how
the players hit the ball
7. Volleyball (more info)
Volleyball is a game where two teams volley a
ball non-stop in the air and over the net.
Volleyball can be played indoors or outdoors
if you want. It consists of two opposing
teams, each team consisting of six players on
a court. The objective, or to score a point is to
make the ball land on the opponent’s court.
8. Extra Info on Volleyball
The game has rules that should be
followed so the game progresses and you
can win. Each team can have three
touches to rally the ball over to the
opponent’s court, and the scoring point
used is the rally point system. To win a
game, a team must reach 25 points with a
minimum of two points ahead in 3 out of
5 sets. If the teams are tied by 24,
whoever reaches a two-point lead wins.
(no need to say but if you
want to then go for it ruru
or rhylle) ------------------------
10. The equipment and facilities used in Volleyball
The
Playing
Court
The
Net
And
Post
The
Ball
11. 1. The Playing Court
The playing area consists of the playing
court and free zone. A playing court is
rectangular in shape, 18 meters in length,
and 9 meters in width. The free zone
surrounds it, adding an extra 3 width. The
court is then divided in half, each half
having 6 players during the game.
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14. Info about the parts:
1. Center Line- It is what divides the court into two equal
pieces.
2. Attack Line- The line that makes each team’s court into
two spaces. The front line, or attack line, is 3 meters.
3. Back Zone- Where back row players are found. This is the
other 6 meters made by the attack line.
4. Service Zone- The end part of the court measuring 9
meters wide.
15. The Net and Post
There are two posts placed vertically
along the center line, and then the net is
tied. The net is 2.43 meters if men are
playing, and 2.24 for women. Two
antennas are also attached to the net, 9
meters apart and 80 cm in height.
16. The Ball
The volleyball ball is made out of a
bladder that is made of rubber and is
covered in flexible leather or synthetic
leather. Its shape is a sphere that is 20.7-
21.3 in diameter, weighs 260-280 grams,
and its circumference is 65-67
centimeters or in inches, 26.
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THE END
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Let us summarize, shall we?
Volleyball was made by William G. Morgan in
1895 in Holyoke Massachusetts to make
basketball but for older people.
He used to name it Mintonette.
A game whose aim is to make the ball fall to the
ground of the opponent’s court to score a point.
A team must have a two-point lead in 3 out of 5
sets to win.
The equipment needed is the Playing Court, The
Net and Post, and The Ball.
