Place the palm of one hand over the fingers of the other, held vertically (forming a “T”), and then indicate the requesting team.

Whether you're a new player or casual spectator, volleyball officials can often lead us confused with their hand signals. Learn what each signal means here.

A volleyball ref indicates each call with an official hand signal. Below are the ref signals that are used throughout a match. Common ref signals during play; Ref signals for serving; Ref signals …

Volleyball Referee Hand Signals The following contains descriptions of the Official FIVB (International Volleyball Federation) Referee’s hand signals that we will be using.

These are the referees' official hand signals when they are officiating a game of volleyball. If you want more detailed information, the full volleyball rule book can be found here.

NFHS OFFICIAL VOLLEYBALL SIGNALS. 1. Illegal Alignment/Improper Service/Inaccurate Lineup 2. Line Violation 3. Illegal Hit 4. Delay of Service 5. Over-the-Net 6. Net Fault or Net …

Volleyball referee signals are a series of specific hand movements and gestures used by volleyball referees in communicating decisions, ensuring fair play, and maintaining the flow of …

Use five digits on the right hand, and thumb and the first fingers on the left hand. Always use the same digits on each hand no matter which side the fault occurred. For 14 and under, use one …

The document provides descriptions of the official hand signals used by volleyball referees to communicate decisions during matches. It lists over 20 single-handed signals to indicate …

Diagram 11: Official Hand Signals (Indoor) 1. All signals which are made with one hand shall be made with the hand on the side of the team that commits the fault or makes the request. 2. …