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2004 MAC Scorekeeping Class
Primary Trainer
Rick Dubois
[email protected]
(571) 331-5866
(703) 430-8979
or
Agenda
Administrative Discussion – New Boys
League, Game Assignments, Playoffs, &
Rules Interpretations/Changes – John
Porter
Ball Handling Discussion, if necessary –
Ron Zientek & James Dornak
Problem Plays and Situations
Game Management
Scorekeeping Example/Test
USAV Clinics/Referee Opportunities
John’s Topics
New Boys League
Game Assignments
Playoffs
Rules Interpretations/Changes –
Uniform Issues, Others?
Ball Handling Discussion
Over Control = Lift
Under Control = Double
Coaches want ball handling called, but when
determining your margin, call to the level of the
best setter in the match
Coaches can only expect consistency throughout
a given match – not between officials because
ball handling recognition is a subjective art
“Ugly” is not defined in the rules book
DO NOT CALL DOUBLES ON FIRST CONTACT
UNLESS TWO COGNITIVE ACTIONS TAKE PLACE
TO CREATE THE DOUBLE CONTACT
Problem Plays and Situations
Illegal substitutions
Lines calls
R2 responsibilities to control the
benches – e.g. “Coach A is
complaining about ball handling by
the R1 (as R2 you agree/as R2 you
disagree)”
Other situations?
Game Management
R2 - control the benches, but support your
partner
• Pre-match discussion is essential
• Maintain eye contact with your partner at key times
during the play and during dead balls
• Visit R1 during dead balls only as necessary
R1 – Consistency and remember your R2 and
Line Judges are there to support you – look at
them and use their input
• Use cards as a last resort
• Use whistle as a tool for control
R1 and R2 – listen first, then make your
judgment
RALLY SCORING SAMPLE GAME
Indiana High School Athletic Association
RALLY SCORING SAMPLE GAME
This is a varsity match between Team A and Team B
played at Hinkle Field House. Team A is the home team.
The date is October 13, 2002, and this is game 5 (the
deciding game). The Referee is Bob Smith and the
Umpire is Julie Collins. You are the scorekeeper for the
match.
This is a varsity match between Team A and Team B and is played at Hinkle Field
House. Team A is the home team. The date is October 13, 2002, and this is game 5
(the deciding game). The Referee is Bob Smith and the Umpire is Julie Collins. You
are the scorekeeper for the match.
RALLY SCORING SAMPLE GAME
Team B has won the coin toss and elects to serve first.
Team A chooses their playing area which is the court to
the left of the scorekeeper.
Team B has won the coin toss and elects to serve first. Team
A chooses their playing area which is the court to the left of the
scorekeeper.
RALLY SCORING SAMPLE GAME
Team line-ups are submitted. The game begins at 7:00pm.
Team A
Team B
15c
14
13
12
3
4
20
21
22
11c
10
5
Team A
Team B
15c
14
13
12
3
4
20
21
22
11c
10
5
Team line ups are submitted. The
game begins at 7:00pm.
RALLY SCORING SAMPLE GAME
Team B #5 serves and scores the first three points. The
fourth serve results in the loss of rally.
Team B #5 serves and scores the first three points. The
fourth serve results in the loss of rally.
RALLY SCORING SAMPLE GAME
Team A #13 serves and the ball goes out of bounds.
Team A #13 serves and the ball goes out of bounds.
RALLY SCORING SAMPLE GAME
Team B #4 serves two straight aces for points 5
and 6.
Team B #4 serves two straight aces for points 5 and 6.
RALLY SCORING SAMPLE GAME
The Team A coach requests a substitution –
#5 replaces #13 (Sx5/13).
The Team A coach requests a substitution –
#5 replaces #13 (Sx5/13).
RALLY SCORING SAMPLE GAME
Team B #4 serves two more points (7,8) before a
penalty card (red card) on Team B #3 results in a loss
of rally.
Team B #4 serves two more points (7,8) before a penalty
card (red card) on Team B #3 results in a loss of rally.
RALLY SCORING SAMPLE GAME
Team A #14 serves three straight points (3, 4, 5)
before Team B calls a time out (Tx).
Team A #14 serves three straight points (3, 4, 5) before
Team B calls a time out (Tx).
RALLY SCORING SAMPLE GAME
The Team B coach requests a substitution –
#13 for #3 (Sx13/3).
The Team B coach requests a substitution #13 for #3 (Sx13/3).
RALLY SCORING SAMPLE GAME
Team A #14 serves points 6, 7, 8 before Team B
#12 is given a yellow card for misconduct. The next
serve is a loss of rally for Team A.
Team A #14 serves points 6, 7, 8 before Team B #12 is given a
yellow card for misconduct. The next serve is a loss of rally
for Team A.
RALLY SCORING SAMPLE GAME
Team B #13 serves into the net.
Team B #13 serves into the net.
RALLY SCORING SAMPLE GAME
Team A #15 serves two points (10, 11). A penalty
point is then awarded to Team A for a red card on
Team B #12.
Team A #15 serves two points (10, 11). A penalty point is
then awarded to Team A for a red card on Team B #12.
RALLY SCORING SAMPLE GAME
Team B calls a time out (Tx).
Team B calls a time out (Tx).
RALLY SCORING SAMPLE GAME
Team A #15 serves one point (let serve), and then
serves for a loss of rally.
Team A #15 serves one point (let serve), and then serves
for a loss of rally.
RALLY SCORING SAMPLE GAME
Team B #12 serves two straight points (11, 12). The
next serve results in a loss of rally.
Team B #12 serves two straight points (11, 12). The next
serve results in a loss of rally.
RALLY SCORING SAMPLE GAME
Team A #20 serves and the result is a loss of rally.
Team A #20 serves and the result is a loss of rally.
RALLY SCORING SAMPLE GAME
Team B substitutes #3 for #13 (S3/13). Team B #11
serves for a point (let serve). The next serve results in
a loss of rally.
The lineup for Team A is 13, 14, 15c, 20, 21, 22.
The line up for Team B is 5, 4, 3, 12, 11c, 10.
The game begins at 7:00pm.
Team B substitutes #3 for #13 (S3/13). Team B #11 serves
for a point (let serve). The next serve results in a loss of
rally.
RALLY SCORING SAMPLE GAME
Team A takes a time out. Team A substitutes
#33 for #21 (S33/21).
Team A takes a time out. Team A substitutes #33 for #21
(S33/21).
RALLY SCORING SAMPLE GAME
Team A serves and wins game point. The end time
of the game is 8:02pm.
Team A serves and wins game point. The end time of the
game is 8:02pm.
USAV Opportunities
Recreation ball throughout the year
USAV tournaments – Winter through
Spring
How to get qualified?
• Attend a scorekeeper/referee clinic
• Pass scorekeeper and referee certifications at
“fellowship tournaments”
Web sites of interest:
• http://www.chrva.org
• http://www.vball-life.org/officials/index.cfm
CHRVA Clinics
Unless otherwise noted, the clinics should start at 8 AM. If a different time is provided, you will be
notified. Below is the listing of clinics. Plan on attending all day (6 or 7 hours) if you are a new
USAV referee candidate or your certification has lapsed. Please bring a bag lunch with you. If you
are recertifying, you should know the drill. If not, contact Rick Dubois. Web site references you
may want to review are: http://www.vball-life.org/officials/index.cfm and http://www.chrva.org.
WEEKEND CLINICS:
October 9 - SATURDAY - Frederick Recreation Center, Frederick, MD (new & recert referees and
scorekeepers)
October 17 – SUNDAY – University of Maryland – Reckord Armory; basement classrooms, College
Park MD-(new & recert referees and scorekeepers)
October 24 – SUNDAY - Fairfax Govt Center – Herrity Bldg, 12055 Govt Ctr Pkwy, Fairfax VA -(new
& recert referees and scorekeepers)
October 30 – SATURDAY - Victory Villa Community Center, Middle River, MD (new & recert referees
and scorekeepers)
?WHAT TIME SHOULD YOU ATTEND YOUR CLINIC? Click on the "Which clinic should I attend" link at
the top of the "RESOURCES" column, on the right hand side of this page.
Weekday night recertification clinics have been scheduled for the Herrity Bldg, Room 107 at
the Fairfax Govt Center from 7:00 to 10:00 PM:
October 19 – TUESDAY
November 10 – WEDNESDAY
December 2 – THURSDAY
Additional weekday night recertification clinics will be scheduled in the Maryland suburbs.