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There are two basic forms of volleyball: hard court and beach. While the hard court version has been around since 1895, the two-man game played in the sand got its start in California in the...
High school volleyball follows the rules set down by U.S.A. Volleyball, the sport's national governing body. It is played on a hard indoor court by either a team of six girls or six boys.
Mud volleyball rules vary slightly by the tournament host, but all center on a standard set of rules and guidelines. Mud volleyball games are often co-ed games, which feature either four or six...
Rally scoring has become the standard in volleyball for most levels of play, including international and college. The primary reason for this is that it tends to make game duration more...
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