Which notation is correct for when a Libero serves prior to the court switch?

Which notation is correct for when a Libero serves prior to the court switch?

• A. Libero triangle on the left side only
• B. Libero triangle on both sides of the scoresheet
• C. Libero triangle on the right side only
• D. No Libero symbol

Answer: (B)

Notating the Libero’s serve uses a small triangle marker to identify the Libero on the scoresheet. When the Libero serves and the teams will switch ends after the rally, the triangle should appear on both sides of the scoresheet. This double marking keeps the record clear no matter which side you’re looking at after the side switch, so officials can verify exactly which Libero served for which team and when. It avoids ambiguity that could arise if the symbol were placed on only one side or not marked at all. The goal is a precise, unambiguous record of the Libero’s service across the end-change.

Notating the Libero’s serve uses a small triangle marker to identify the Libero on the scoresheet. When the Libero serves and the teams will switch ends after the rally, the triangle should appear on both sides of the scoresheet. This double marking keeps the record clear no matter which side you’re looking at after the side switch, so officials can verify exactly which Libero served for which team and when. It avoids ambiguity that could arise if the symbol were placed on only one side or not marked at all. The goal is a precise, unambiguous record of the Libero’s service across the end-change.