During a deciding set, when the team switch sides, record all exit scores that were recorded on the left side of the score sheet on the far right side of the score sheet.

During a deciding set, when the team switch sides, record all exit scores that were recorded on the left side of the score sheet on the far right side of the score sheet.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only some
• D. Not specified

Answer: (B)

When two teams switch ends in a deciding set, you must keep the historical entries where they are and continue recording from the current on-court situation. You do not copy or mirror all exit scores from the left side to the far right. Doing that would mix up which player exited and when, and could create confusion or miscounting in the substitutions and set progress. Instead, flip the orientation so the correct team is identified on the side they’re now occupying, and record any future exits on that side as they occur. This keeps the record accurate and consistent with who is on the court.

When two teams switch ends in a deciding set, you must keep the historical entries where they are and continue recording from the current on-court situation. You do not copy or mirror all exit scores from the left side to the far right. Doing that would mix up which player exited and when, and could create confusion or miscounting in the substitutions and set progress. Instead, flip the orientation so the correct team is identified on the side they’re now occupying, and record any future exits on that side as they occur. This keeps the record accurate and consistent with who is on the court.