Name the six player positions for volleyball?

Question

Name the six player positions for volleyball?

Answer 1

Middle blocker/Middle Hitter, Right front, Left front, Right back, Left back,(sometimes you can have a center back if you shift one over), Setter.  But this is just an old 4-2 set up.

Answer 2

2 Outside hitters, 2 Middles, 1 Setter, 1 Opposite

Answer 3

Well I will start with the upper left spot on the court and go Clock wise.

- outdide hitter

- middle blocker

- setter

- server

- left back

- middle back

There also is a libreo but he/she is not considered any postion, they play any spot on the court when needed!

Answer 4

outside hitter, middle blocker, right hitter, setter, middle back, and left back....hope this answers your question!!!

Answer 5

server

front setter

middle blocker

outside hitter

back setter

back middle

Answer 6

outside hitter, middle hitter/blocker, setter, right back-D/S, middle back-D/S, left back-D/S

Answer 7

2 outside hitters- They are often the designated passers and play opposite each other. They are sometimes referred as strong side hitters.

2 middle hitters

1 setter

1 opposite hitter -It's often referred to as a weak side hitter. It's called 'opposite' because they are lined up 'opposite' of the setter.

This is the setup for a 5/1 lineup. (5 hitters and 1 setter). A 6/2 uses 6 hitters and 2 setters. This means the opposite hitter sets when in the back row to use the other setter as a hitter when in front.

There is no so-called 'server position' as some others have implied. Everybody serves.

Answer 8

left back, right back, middle back, left front, middle blocker, right front

Answer 9

In a high level volleyball match there are 7 positions.  Only 6 are on the floor at once.  You have a front row outside and a back row outside hitter.  You have a front row middle blocker and then usually a back row libero plays backrow for the middle blockers.  The backrow middle blocker comes out of the game after the front row and the libero goes in for the opposite middle.  Then theres the setter and the rightside (or opposite) hitter.

Answer 10

well it depends....but as far as i remembered during my grade school up to college days we do practice here in our school the 6-2 formation.......

In the 6-2 formation, a player always comes forward from the back row to set. The three front row players are all in attacking positions. Thus, all six players act as hitters at one time or another, while two can act as setters. So the 6-2 formation is actually a 4-2 system, but the back-row setter penetrates to set.

The 6-2 lineup thus requires two setters, who line up opposite to each other in the rotation. In addition to the setters, a typical lineup will have two middle hitters and two outside hitters. By aligning like positions opposite themselves in the rotation, there will always be one of each position in the front and back rows. After service, the players in the front row move into their assigned positions.

The advantage of the 6-2 is that there are always three front-row hitters available, maximizing the offensive possibilities. However, not only does the 6-2 require a team to possess two people capable of performing the highly specialized role of setter, it also requires both of those players to be effective offensive hitters when not in the setter position

hope it gives you some idea.....

Answer 11

don't forget a libero or ds too!!

Answer 12

Front middle

Back middle

Server

Front right

Front left

Back left

Answer 13

server

right side outside hitter(back up setter)

middle blocker

outside hitter (left side)

left back

middle back

setter

Answer 14

outdide hitter

middle blocker

setter

server

left back

middle back

hope U HAVE A NICE DAY@

Answer 15

outside, opposite, middle back, middle blocker, setter, back row setter.

Answer 16

setters, middle, outside, opposite(rightside), DS(Lebaro)

Answer 17

Wow, there are a lot of bad wrong answers on here.

2 power/left side hitters

2 middle blocker/hitters

1-2 setters 5-1/6-2 depends on how your team runs

1 weakside/right side if you run a 5-1

libero- if used

Those are all the positions.  

You may run a six back or six up defense.  This just mean the person in the middle back either plays up and covers the tips and short defense or six back where he watches the deep balls.  The outside defensive players play accordingly.  This are just the basics.

Answer 18

setter

right side

outside hitter 1

outside hitter 2

middle hitter 1

middle hitter 2

and there is usually a libero

Answer 19

Outside hitter x 2

Setter

Opposite

Middle x 2 (or 1 middle and a DS/libero)