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Contents
DiSK - Digitaler Schiedsrichterkurs
1
Introduction
2
License
3
Organizational matters
3.1
Equipment
3.2
Behavior
3.3
Protocol
3.4
Presentation of the teams
3.5
Golden Set
3.6
Time-Outs
3.7
Teams
3.8
Captain
3.9
Competition and Playing area
3.10
Announcer
4
Match Officials
4.1
First referee
4.1.1
Rights of the first referee
4.1.2
Duties of the first referee
4.2
Second referee
4.2.1
Rights of the second referee
4.2.2
Duties of the second referee
4.3
Scorer
4.4
Line judges
5
Score sheet
5.1
Preparation
5.2
After the coin toss
5.3
Recording points
5.4
Time-Out
5.5
Substitutions
5.6
Improper Request
5.7
Recording sanctions
5.8
After the match
6
Interpretation of the rules
6.1
Ball handling
6.2
Crossing and external space
6.3
Penetration into the opponent's court
6.4
Positions
6.5
Faults at the net
6.5.1
Reaching beyond the net
6.5.2
Blocking fault
6.5.3
Attack hit faults
6.6
Net faults
6.7
Service
6.8
Attacks
6.9
Block
6.10
Joust
6.11
Screening
6.12
Libero
6.13
Substitution
6.14
Injuries
6.15
Protest
7
Sanctions
7.1
Misconduct sanctions
7.2
Delay
8
Hand signals
8.1
HS - First referee
8.1.1
Service/Reception
8.1.2
In, Out, Touch
8.1.3
Faults in playing the ball
8.1.4
Reaching beyond the net, blocking faults, attack faults
8.1.5
Misconduct and delay sanctions
8.1.6
End of set or match, change of courts
8.1.7
Other hand signals
8.2
HS - Second referee
8.3
HS - Line-judges
9
Guides
10
Myth Busters
11
Coaches' Corner
11.1
Rights of a coach
11.2
Duties of a coach
11.3
Requests during the match
11.4
Checklist for coaches
List of figures
List of media
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