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Any scorer using a computerized system must be trained both in keeping score and in use of the computerized software. It is also vital that the computer-scorer have a "spotter' to verbally relay the game events that t...
The official scorer does not need to record when a player is removed from the set under concussion management.
Although there is a libero tracker who is responsible for the libero actions in the match, the scorer does record some libero information on the score sheet. (This makes it possible for the officials to re-create the ...
It is not the responsibility of an official to assess a potential concussion. It is appropriate for an official to suggest to a coach to attend to a player exhibiting the above signs, refraining from assessing that yo...
Players, parents, coaches and officials need to act in the best interest of player safety and IBVF aims to ensure that all of its members are aware of how to recognise and safely manage concussion.
To continue working as a scorer with USAV, a USAV National Scorer (Retired) must register annually with USA Volleyball and the appropriate RVA and remain an active scorer in good standing within his/her RVA.
Record if player removed because unconscious. Record number of player replaced by exceptional substitution. Record al substitutions. NOTE: The volleyball score keeper shall not serve as the libero tracker!
During the match, the scorer shall: Record individual and team scoring, and supervise the operation of the visual scoring device; Notify the second referee during the first dead ball when there is a discrepancy with t...
If a player contacts an official (2nd referee or line judge) during an attempt to play the ball legally, the 1st referee may award a replay if the physical interference impeded that player’s attempt.
T/F: When there is a discrepancy between the score being kept by the official scorer and the visible scoring device, the official score book shall be considered official and correct.
