When a Libero for the team that starts on the left serves prior to the court switch, what information should be recorded on the score sheet?

When a Libero for the team that starts on the left serves prior to the court switch, what information should be recorded on the score sheet?

• A. Draw a triangle around the service position where the Libero served on both the left and right sides of the score sheet.
• B. Circle the Libero's name on the left side.
• C. Circle the Libero's name on the right side.
• D. Mark the Libero's serving position with an X only on the left side.

Answer: (B)

When recording a Libero’s serve, the score sheet uses the player’s name on the side of the team that is serving. If the team that started on the left has the Libero serve, you circle the Libero’s name on the left side. This notation tells the official record exactly which player served in that rally from that side, which is how Libero serves are tracked in the scoring sheet. The other notations aren’t used for this situation: marking a triangle around the service position isn’t the standard way to log a Libero serve, and placing an X would indicate a different kind of marking. Circling the Libero’s name on the left side matches the situation described and keeps the serve record clear.

When recording a Libero’s serve, the score sheet uses the player’s name on the side of the team that is serving. If the team that started on the left has the Libero serve, you circle the Libero’s name on the left side. This notation tells the official record exactly which player served in that rally from that side, which is how Libero serves are tracked in the scoring sheet.

The other notations aren’t used for this situation: marking a triangle around the service position isn’t the standard way to log a Libero serve, and placing an X would indicate a different kind of marking. Circling the Libero’s name on the left side matches the situation described and keeps the serve record clear.