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A white net sleeve, no wider than 3 3/8 inches, with the school name, insignia, school mascot and/or advertising may be installed along the top of the net.

The plain white tape along the top of the net shall be 2 inches up to 2 ¾ inches wide. The change does not require new equipment and eliminates need for manufacturers to make different nets which many schools are not correctly purchasing. Rationale: The inclusion of a range makes legal the various equipment being utilized by high school teams should matches be conducted in college facilities. The overall width and length of the net may now fall within a range with the width of the net overall being 36 inches to 39 inches and the length being 31 feet 6 inches to 33 feet. A white sleeve no wider than 3 and 3/8 inches may be installed along the top of the net.

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A plain white 2-inch to 2 and 3/4 inch wide double thickness of canvas or single thickness of durable synthetic material shall be sewn along the full length of the top of the net. Hand Signals for High School Volleyball Rulesģ-1-1 The net shall be 36 inches to 39 inches wide overall and at least 31'6' up to 33 feet in length when stretched. The first referee has the authority to identify other unsuitable areas for play. For clarification, these areas are now defined. Rationale: The high school volleyball rules currently refer to playable and nonplayable areas. This new rule adds the definitions for playable and nonplayable areas and stipulates the first referee has the authority to identify other area (s) as unsuitable for play. It includes walls, bleachers, team benches, area behind the team benches, and any other areas identified in the pre-match conference, deemed by the first referee as unsuitable for playable area. Nonplayable area is that space located beyond the court and surrounding playable area. The playable area outside of the court boundary lines shall be visible to all team member and officials. Rule 2-1-9 and 2-1-10 The playable area includes the court and the unobstructed space outside the f the court boundary lines. Rationale: Provides clarification of proper scoring protocol when a team plays with fewer than 6 players due to injury, illness, or disqualification, after the start of the match.

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Volleyball referee hand signals with picture