TAKE THE TOTAL OF ALL OF YOUR ATHLETES SCORES AND RECORD THEM BELOW

Tape target areas as indicated in the image below. Athletes are given 10 attempts from the service area. Scoring: The athlete receives points based on the target area their serve lands in. The athlete’s final score is determined by adding together the points awarded for each of the 10 attempts. Balls hitting on a line score the higher point value. Balls contacting the net, antennae, or landing out-of-bounds receive no points.

Athlete receives 10, two-handed, overhead-tossed balls from the tosser who is positioned across the net at the middle of the court. Athlete is given five attempts from the right back position (three meters from the right sideline and one meter from the baseline) and five attempts from the left back position (three meters from the left sideline and one meter from the baseline). Poor tosses are repeated. Athlete passes the tossed ball toward a target, a person who has his/her arms above the head and who is standing on the same side of and two meters away from the net and two meters from the sideline. The peak of the arc of each passed ball must be above the height of the net. Scoring: The athlete receives 1 point for every pass that makes it to the target

A tosser will toss the ball in front of the athlete and 2 meters (6 ft, 6 3/4 in) above the net. Tosses that are not at the proper height are repeated. The athlete stands in the court, three to four meters from the net, makes a spiking approach and spikes the ball over the net within the boundaries of the opponent’s front court. Each athlete receives 10 attempts. The athlete receives two points for each spike that lands beyond the attack line in the backcourt and one point for each spike that lands between the net and the attack line within the opponent’s court. A tip (dink) or half-speed shot is not recorded as a spike. The athlete’s final score shall be the total of all 10 attempts.

Athlete alternately bumps (forearm passes) and sets the ball to themselves without stopping. Athlete first tosses the ball into the air and then bumps the volleyball. Athlete then must move under the ball to set-bump-set-bump-set, etc. Athlete must stay within the half-court lines. Scoring: Athlete is given four trials to gain his/her best score. The maximum score is 50 (25 bumps and 25 sets).Each legal hit is counted as one point, as long as the ball goes above the height of the net. A particular trial is finished when the athlete sets or bumps the ball twice in a row, illegally hits the ball, goes out of the court to play the ball or reaches a score of 50.