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“加华杯”沙排赛组委会通告（含分组情况及竞赛规则）
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The rules
The rules have been sent to the leaders and the referees. You might want to circulate them within your team.
cheers.
The rules have been sent to the leaders and the referees. You might want to circulate them within your team.
cheers.
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太好了，就在我家附近，呵呵
V-ball Rule for the tounament
BEACH VOLLEYBALL RULES
1. PLAYING AREA
1.1 DIMENSIONS:
- The playing area consists of a rectangular playing court measuring 18m x 9m and a surrounding free zone that is a minimum of 3m wide. The height of the net will be between 2.30m to 2.35m.
1.2 LINES ON THE COURT:
- The center line divides the playing court into two 9m x 9m square team courts and the playing area into two team playing areas.
1.3 SERVICE ZONE:
- The service zone is behind the end line and between the extension of the sidelines. It extends in depth to the end of the playing area.
1.4 ANTENNAS:
- Antennas are not used. The posts shall act as antennas in all cases.
2. TEAMS
2.1 COMPOSITION:
- Six players on the court per team with maximum six substitutes.
- Each team must have at least one female player on the court at all time.
- The captain is the player who represents his/her team in dealings with the officials and his/her uniform must be clearly marked for identification by the referees.
- Players have to play in bare feet or aqua-socks.
3. RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTICIPANTS
3.1 PLAYERS:
- All participants must know this Beach Volleyball Rules and abide by them.
- Participants must behave respectfully and courteously in the spirit of fair play, not only toward the officials, but also toward teammates, opponents and spectators.
- Participants must refrain from actions or attitudes aimed at influencing the decisions of the referees or masking faults committed by their team.
- Participants must accept referees’ decisions with sportsmanlike conduct and without dispute. In case of doubt, clarification may be requested.
- While the ball is out of play, a captain may request an explanation on the application or interpretation of the rules used during the previous rally.
4. ELEMINATION AND SCORING SYSTEM
4.1 PLAYOFFS
- Participating teams are divided into four (A.B.C.D.) groups with three teams in each group. Top two (2) teams in each group advance to the second round.
- Eight (8) teams in the second round will be divided into four (4) groups and the winning teams in each group will advance to the semi-final round.
- Two (2) groups are formed by way of random draw among four (4) teams in the semi-final round. The two winning teams in each group will advance to the final round for the championship and the two losing teams will compete for the third place.
- A team winning one match receives one (1) point and a team losing one match receives zero (0) points. The teams with the highest total points advance or have the highest ranking
- In the case of ties, tie breaking procedures are as follows:
i) For the first round, two teams tie for the first place, both teams advance to the next round. Two teams tie for the second place, count head-to-head match and the winning team advances. Three or more teams tie for the first or second place, the team(s) with the highest number of winning games advance. If all three teams have the same number of winning games, the team(s) with the highest net points (defined as total winning points minus total losing points) from the games among all tied teams advance. Games with team(s) that are not part of this tie situation should not be counted.
ii) After the second round, teams will advance to the next round by elimination.
4.2 TO WIN A MATCH:
- A best-two-out-of-three-games format is used for all rounds in this competition except for the final round where a best-three-out-of-five-games will be used. A match is won by the team that wins two games. If a team wins the first two games, no third game will be played.
4.3 TO WIN A GAME:
- A rally-point game is won by the team that first scores twenty-one (21) points with a two-point advantage. If a score of 20-20 is reached, play continues until the first team reaches twenty-five (25).
- In the final match, for all five games, a rally-point game is won by the team that first scores twenty-one (21) points with a two-point advantage. In case of a 20-20 tie, play is continued until a two-point advantage is reached or until the first team reaches twenty-five (25).
4.4 TO WIN A RALLY:
- In the rally-point game, whenever a team fails to serve properly, return the ball or commits any other fault, the opposing team wins the rally with one of the following consequences:
i) The serving team scores a point and continues to serve
ii) The receiving team gains the right to serve and scores a point.
5. PLAYING ACTIONS
5.1 PLAYING THE BALL:
- A player may touch the ball with any part of the body.
- Double contact with the ball is allowed only on the first contact of the ball (the block or other first contact). After that, double contacts are illegal and cause an immediate stoppage in play, a side-out and a point for the opposition.
- The ball must be contacted cleanly and not held, lifted, pushed, caught, carried or thrown.
- Open hand tips are allowed. An “open hand” tip is any tip where the ball is played with any part of the fingers on the “palm” side of your hand. This includes the standard tipping motion used in indoor volleyball.
5.2 PENETRATION INTO THE OPPONENT’S PLAYING AREA AND SPACE:
- Players may not cross the center line below the net, either before, during or after a legal play of the ball.
- It is a fault for a player or a player’s clothing to touch any part of the net.
5.3 SERVICE ATTEMPT:
- If the server releases the ball for service and does not complete the service, the team will be penalized with a loss of rally.
5.4 BACK-ROW PLAYERS:
- Back-row players may not participate in a block or an attack.
- If a back-row player contacts the ball completely above the height of the net, and the player’s foot is touching or has last touched the ground on or in front of the attack line, the attack-hit must have an upward trajectory.
5.5 ROTATING POSITION ON THE COURT
- Players on the court should rotate clockwise each time the team gains the right of service. The team may rotate when it gains the right of service for the first time in a game.
- There will be a six-substitution limit per game and female player must be substituted by female player.
5.6 EXTERNAL INTERFERENCE:
- If an external interference does not affect the outcome of play, the rally is counted. Otherwise, the rally is immediately canceled and replayed.
5.7 COURT SWITCHES AND INTERVALS
- Court switches occur after each game for the first two games. Court switches occur after the first team reaches eleven (11) points in a twenty-one (21) points game.
- The intervals between games is one (1) minute.
- There is one (1) 30-second time-out per game.
6. OFFICIALS AND PROCEDURES
6.1 FIRST REFEREE:
- There will be one referee for the first round matches.
6.2 LINE JUDGES:
- Line judges might be assigned depending on the needs on the day of the competition.
BEACH VOLLEYBALL RULES
1. PLAYING AREA
1.1 DIMENSIONS:
- The playing area consists of a rectangular playing court measuring 18m x 9m and a surrounding free zone that is a minimum of 3m wide. The height of the net will be between 2.30m to 2.35m.
1.2 LINES ON THE COURT:
- The center line divides the playing court into two 9m x 9m square team courts and the playing area into two team playing areas.
1.3 SERVICE ZONE:
- The service zone is behind the end line and between the extension of the sidelines. It extends in depth to the end of the playing area.
1.4 ANTENNAS:
- Antennas are not used. The posts shall act as antennas in all cases.
2. TEAMS
2.1 COMPOSITION:
- Six players on the court per team with maximum six substitutes.
- Each team must have at least one female player on the court at all time.
- The captain is the player who represents his/her team in dealings with the officials and his/her uniform must be clearly marked for identification by the referees.
- Players have to play in bare feet or aqua-socks.
3. RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTICIPANTS
3.1 PLAYERS:
- All participants must know this Beach Volleyball Rules and abide by them.
- Participants must behave respectfully and courteously in the spirit of fair play, not only toward the officials, but also toward teammates, opponents and spectators.
- Participants must refrain from actions or attitudes aimed at influencing the decisions of the referees or masking faults committed by their team.
- Participants must accept referees’ decisions with sportsmanlike conduct and without dispute. In case of doubt, clarification may be requested.
- While the ball is out of play, a captain may request an explanation on the application or interpretation of the rules used during the previous rally.
4. ELEMINATION AND SCORING SYSTEM
4.1 PLAYOFFS
- Participating teams are divided into four (A.B.C.D.) groups with three teams in each group. Top two (2) teams in each group advance to the second round.
- Eight (8) teams in the second round will be divided into four (4) groups and the winning teams in each group will advance to the semi-final round.
- Two (2) groups are formed by way of random draw among four (4) teams in the semi-final round. The two winning teams in each group will advance to the final round for the championship and the two losing teams will compete for the third place.
- A team winning one match receives one (1) point and a team losing one match receives zero (0) points. The teams with the highest total points advance or have the highest ranking
- In the case of ties, tie breaking procedures are as follows:
i) For the first round, two teams tie for the first place, both teams advance to the next round. Two teams tie for the second place, count head-to-head match and the winning team advances. Three or more teams tie for the first or second place, the team(s) with the highest number of winning games advance. If all three teams have the same number of winning games, the team(s) with the highest net points (defined as total winning points minus total losing points) from the games among all tied teams advance. Games with team(s) that are not part of this tie situation should not be counted.
ii) After the second round, teams will advance to the next round by elimination.
4.2 TO WIN A MATCH:
- A best-two-out-of-three-games format is used for all rounds in this competition except for the final round where a best-three-out-of-five-games will be used. A match is won by the team that wins two games. If a team wins the first two games, no third game will be played.
4.3 TO WIN A GAME:
- A rally-point game is won by the team that first scores twenty-one (21) points with a two-point advantage. If a score of 20-20 is reached, play continues until the first team reaches twenty-five (25).
- In the final match, for all five games, a rally-point game is won by the team that first scores twenty-one (21) points with a two-point advantage. In case of a 20-20 tie, play is continued until a two-point advantage is reached or until the first team reaches twenty-five (25).
4.4 TO WIN A RALLY:
- In the rally-point game, whenever a team fails to serve properly, return the ball or commits any other fault, the opposing team wins the rally with one of the following consequences:
i) The serving team scores a point and continues to serve
ii) The receiving team gains the right to serve and scores a point.
5. PLAYING ACTIONS
5.1 PLAYING THE BALL:
- A player may touch the ball with any part of the body.
- Double contact with the ball is allowed only on the first contact of the ball (the block or other first contact). After that, double contacts are illegal and cause an immediate stoppage in play, a side-out and a point for the opposition.
- The ball must be contacted cleanly and not held, lifted, pushed, caught, carried or thrown.
- Open hand tips are allowed. An “open hand” tip is any tip where the ball is played with any part of the fingers on the “palm” side of your hand. This includes the standard tipping motion used in indoor volleyball.
5.2 PENETRATION INTO THE OPPONENT’S PLAYING AREA AND SPACE:
- Players may not cross the center line below the net, either before, during or after a legal play of the ball.
- It is a fault for a player or a player’s clothing to touch any part of the net.
5.3 SERVICE ATTEMPT:
- If the server releases the ball for service and does not complete the service, the team will be penalized with a loss of rally.
5.4 BACK-ROW PLAYERS:
- Back-row players may not participate in a block or an attack.
- If a back-row player contacts the ball completely above the height of the net, and the player’s foot is touching or has last touched the ground on or in front of the attack line, the attack-hit must have an upward trajectory.
5.5 ROTATING POSITION ON THE COURT
- Players on the court should rotate clockwise each time the team gains the right of service. The team may rotate when it gains the right of service for the first time in a game.
- There will be a six-substitution limit per game and female player must be substituted by female player.
5.6 EXTERNAL INTERFERENCE:
- If an external interference does not affect the outcome of play, the rally is counted. Otherwise, the rally is immediately canceled and replayed.
5.7 COURT SWITCHES AND INTERVALS
- Court switches occur after each game for the first two games. Court switches occur after the first team reaches eleven (11) points in a twenty-one (21) points game.
- The intervals between games is one (1) minute.
- There is one (1) 30-second time-out per game.
6. OFFICIALS AND PROCEDURES
6.1 FIRST REFEREE:
- There will be one referee for the first round matches.
6.2 LINE JUDGES:
- Line judges might be assigned depending on the needs on the day of the competition.
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