A fault whistled by the second referee will be indicated by blowing the whistle, showing the nature of the fault and then indicating the player committing the net fault by use of hand signals to …

For simultaneous sanctions to opponents: When individual sanctions are assessed to opponents for simultaneous unsporting acts, the team member from the serving team is sanctioned first, …

The second referee will signal to the first referee the number of timeouts taken by each team. The first referee doesn't repeat the signal for the number of timeouts taken.

If after the conference the ruling is not altered, the team will be charged with a timeout, in which case the procedure for a charged timeout (including giving the team their full entitlement of …

the default protocol for a match is for each team to remain on their respective side of the court throughout the match, including the deciding set.

All are correct. Consists of two teams of six players on a rectangular court. Has a maximum of three minutes between sets unless an intermission is used. Shall be forfeited when a team has …

Enter the score of the team requesting the time out first, followed by the score of the opponent. After entering the scores, show the number of time-outs taken by each team to the referees.

S9.1.2 Players may enter a set an unlimited number of times within the team substitution limit, but always in the same rotational position relative to teammates.

Official signals time-out to stop play due to injury, unusual delay, to confer with scorer/timer or for any other emergency. Official signals time out to grant a request for a 30/60 second t/o.

Exit scores for the team starting on the left should be entered only on the far left till the courts switch, and then only on the far right after the court switch.