how do u score keep a volleyball game?

Answer 1

I am assuming you mean sitting behind the score table and keeping the official record of the game. I don't know for sure if all the score sheets are the same for all areas. The actual sheets looks complicated but after a quick demons ration it's pretty easy to get.
You right the starting line-up in the positions they are in on the little sheet provided by the coach.
To keep track of the serving rotation there should be several boxes below the substitution chart (which i will explain in a second) where you just write the score of their team when they side out.
Somewhere on the sheet there should a run of numbers from 1 to usually around 40. This is to keep track of the score for that team. It's as easy as marking off the point that they are on.
For substitutions there should several boxes in columns underneath each starting players number. What you have to do is write down the number of the player entering the game, the number of the player leaving and the current score. Remember that once a substitution has been those two player involved in the sub are only allowed to sub for each other.

Well that's the basics hope it was what you are looking for.

Answer 2

It really depends on what level of volleyball you are trying to keep score of. College is rally scoring to 30. High school is rally scoring to 25. Junior High School is scoring from the 90's.

Rally scoring: Means no matter what happens someone scores.

90's scoring: Means your team needs to be serving to earn the point. If your team is serving and you maintain the serve, you'll receive a point. If you are serving and the other team gets a "side out" then no one receives a point.

I hope this helps.

Answer 3

well...whatever side the ball falls on the opposite team gets the point, unless the hitting team hits the ball out of bounds.....the games are up to 25 points and a team has to win by at least 2 points

Answer 4

So when the ball is hit over the net the team who served the ball gets a point. When a person tries to serve the ball and it doesn't make it over, it's the oppose team's point and serve. =)

Answer 5

if it lands on the "in" part of a court then it goes to the opposite side. whenever the ball goes out, the team that DIDN'T touch it last gets the point. also u can tell by just seeing who gets the next serve.

Answer 6

umm....

You can be a scorekeeper.
If a person serves the ball, that is one point if the ball gets an ACE. that is if the ball hits the ground on the opponites team without any1 touching it.

Answer 7

Easier done then said. You just know when to put a score up.

Answer 8

if the ball falls on your side of the net the other team gets the point

Answer 9

2 points past the 25 point desides who is the winner.

Answer 10

What they said but i must warn you that it is easier said than done. sometimes it can get preety hard to know who gets the point.