Prior to switching sides in a deciding set, you should record Libero replacements/exchanges in the left and far right of the Libero control sheet for the team starting on your right.

Prior to switching sides in a deciding set, you should record Libero replacements/exchanges in the left and far right of the Libero control sheet for the team starting on your right.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only for the home team
• D. Only for the away team

Answer: (B)

Libero substitution tracking is done for both teams, with each team recording its changes on its own side of the libero control sheet. Before the sides switch in a deciding set, you should ensure all libero replacements and exchanges are logged for both teams, not just for the team that happens to be on your right. This keeps the official score accurate and avoids confusion, since the libero changes involve both squads and must be visible to the scorekeeper and officials. The exact location on the sheet is less important than having complete, timely records for both teams, so you log every substitution as it occurs and confirm it before the next set begins.

Libero substitution tracking is done for both teams, with each team recording its changes on its own side of the libero control sheet. Before the sides switch in a deciding set, you should ensure all libero replacements and exchanges are logged for both teams, not just for the team that happens to be on your right. This keeps the official score accurate and avoids confusion, since the libero changes involve both squads and must be visible to the scorekeeper and officials. The exact location on the sheet is less important than having complete, timely records for both teams, so you log every substitution as it occurs and confirm it before the next set begins.