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    The document outlines various hand signals used by referees in volleyball to communicate decisions during a match. It describes signals to indicate authorization to serve, team to serve, change of courts, time outs, substitutions, misconduct warnings/penalties, expulsions, end of set/match, and other calls related to the rules of play. Line judges also use flag signals for ball in/out, ball touched, and other line calls. The signals provide a visual method for referees and line judges to officiate volleyball matches clearly and efficiently.

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    The document outlines various hand signals used by referees in volleyball to communicate decisions during a match. It describes signals to indicate authorization to serve, team to serve, change of courts, time outs, substitutions, misconduct warnings/penalties, expulsions, end of set/match, and other calls related to the rules of play. Line judges also use flag signals for ball in/out, ball touched, and other line calls. The signals provide a visual method for referees and line judges to officiate volleyball matches clearly and efficiently.

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    The document outlines various hand signals used by referees in volleyball to communicate decisions during a match. It describes signals to indicate authorization to serve, team to serve, change of courts, time outs, substitutions, misconduct warnings/penalties, expulsions, end of set/match, and other calls related to the rules of play. Line judges also use flag signals for ball in/out, ball touched, and other line calls. The signals provide a visual method for referees and line judges to officiate volleyball matches clearly and efficiently.

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    The document outlines various hand signals used by referees in volleyball to communicate decisions during a match. It describes signals to indicate authorization to serve, team to serve, change of courts, time outs, substitutions, misconduct warnings/penalties, expulsions, end of set/match, and other calls related to the rules of play. Line judges also use flag signals for ball in/out, ball touched, and other line calls. The signals provide a visual method for referees and line judges to officiate volleyball matches clearly and efficiently.

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    Referees' Official Hand

    Signals

    Authorization to Serve

    Extend right arm; then, move to


    the direction of service.

    Team to Serve

    Extend the arm to the side of the


    team that will serve.

    Change of Courts

    Raise the forearms front and back


    and twist them arount the body.

    Time Out
    Place the palm of one hand over
    the fingers of the other hand; hold
    vertically to form a "T"; then,
    indicate the requesting team.
    Referees' Official Hand
    Signals

    Substitution

    Move the forearms in circular


    motion around each other.

    Misconduct Warning
    Show a yellow card for warning.

    Misconduct Penalty

    Show a red card for penalty.

    Expulsion

    Show both red and yellow cards


    jointly.
    Referees' Official Hand
    Signals

    Disqualification

    Show red and yellow cards


    separately.

    End of the Set or Match

    Cross the forearms in front of the


    chest.

    Ball not tossed or released at the service hit

    Lift the extended arm with the


    palm of the hand facing upwards.

    Delay in Service

    Raise eight fingers.


    Referees' Official Hand
    Signals

    Blocking Fault or Screening

    Raise both arms vertically, palms


    forward.

    Positional or Rotational Fault

    Make a circular motion with the


    forefinger.

    Ball in
    Point the arm and fingers toward
    the door.

    Ball out
    Raise the forearms vertically,
    hands open, and palms towards
    the body.
    Referees' Official Hand
    Signals

    Catch
    Slowly lift the forearm, palm of the
    hand facing upwards.

    Double Contact
    Raise two fingers.

    Four Hits

    Raise four fingers.

    Net touched by player/served ball fails to


    pass the opponent through crossing space
    Indicate the relevant side of the
    net with the corresponding hand.
    Referees' Official Hand
    Signals
    Reaching beyond the Net

    Place a hand above the net, with


    palm facing downwards.

    Attack Hit Fault


    Make a downward motion using
    the forearm with open hand.

    Penetration into the opponent court or ball


    crossing the lower space
    Point to the center line or to the
    relevant line.

    Double Fault and Replay


    Raise both thumbs vertically.

    Ball Touched
    With the palm of one hand, brush
    the vertically-held fingers of the
    other hand.

    Delay Warning/Delay Penalty

    Cover the wrist with a yellow


    card(warning) and with a red
    card(penalty).
    Line Judges' Official
    Flag Signals

    Ball in
    Point down the flag diagonally
    downward.

    Ball out
    Raise the flag vertically.

    Ball touched
    Raise the flag on chest level and
    touch the top with the palm of the
    other hand.

    Crossing space faults, ball touched outside object


    or foot fault by any player during the service

    Wave the flag over the head and point to the antenna
    or the respective line.

    Judgment Impossible
    Raise and cross both arms and hands in front of the
    chest.

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