Question

List any three penetration faults in a game of volleyball.

Answer 1

A player is allowed to step under the net into the opponent’s court as long as it does not interfere with the opponent’s play. If it does interfere, it is considered a penetration fault.

1. A player serves in the wrong order from their team’s lineup, resulting in a side-out.
2. A player touches or steps on the end line while serving, which also leads to a side-out.
3. The served ball does not fully pass through the space above the net.