What is the name of the person that officiate in a volley ball game?

Question

What is the name of the person that officiate in a volley ball game?

Answer 1

Depend if you're winning or losing!

Winning?  It's Uncle or Auntie.

Losing? Its cheater of M$%^&# F%&@#*

Answer 2

National Federation of High School Associations rules call the official on the ladder the "referee" and the one on the floor the "umpire."

NCAA 2005 Volleyball Rules (Rule 18) calls the official on the ladder the "first referee" and the one on the floor the "second referee."

However, it is common for players just to use the terms "up ref" and "down ref."

At the High School level, line judges are optional, except during a State Finals/Championship series match.  At the college level, especially in the lower divisions, line judges are often volunteers and are not certified or uniformed.  In the higher divisions (like NCAA D1), the line judges are usually certified and uniformed officials.

The "up ref", "down ref", line judges, and scorekeepers are all considered part of the officiating team.

Answer 3

umpire?

Answer 4

the officiator

Answer 5

Hernando

Answer 6

there is a up-ref you calls ALL balls, a down-ref, and two lines people thatc all in our out.

Answer 7

umpire or referee i guess, does this anwers your question?

Answer 8

referee

Answer 9

There are 2 people the officiate a volleyball game. The one that's on the stand is called the Up Ref or 1st Referee. They really control the game. The 2nd person, who stands on the opposite side of the Up Ref, is called the 2nd Referee or Down Ref. They are responsible for substitutions and net and center line violations. There are also line judges on opposite corners who signal to the Up Ref whether the ball is in or out, if there is a foot fault (by the server), and if the ball was inside of outside the antenna. At the score table, there are 3 people. A scorekeeper (who takes care of subs, rotations, and all that), a libero tracker, and the "flipper" (who flips the scoreboard).

Answer 10

There is an "up" ref, the one on the ladder, a "down" ref who stands opposite the up ref, and linesman at each end of the court.

Answer 11

Referees? just a guess

Answer 12

the up ref

Answer 13

There are 1) first referee, 2) second referee, and 3) two (2) line judges.  The first referee is mainly responsible for all of the actual plays (i.e. mis-hits, bad sets, etc).   The second referee is responsible for rotations, net calls, and coordinate w/ score table and scorekeeper.