Volleyball is here, starting with all six rotations

Volleyball coaches can now draw on a real court. Pick volleyball in the play designer and you get the whole 18 by 9 metre court, end line to end line, with the net across the middle and the attack line 3 metres either side of it, so a serve, a pass and an attack are all in one picture.

All six rotations, worked out for you

The new volleyball rotation maker draws every rotation of your line-up at once. Choose a 5-1, a 6-2 or a 4-2, say whether a libero plays, and type your players in the order you start.

• Serve receive for every rotation. Where everyone stands while the other team serves, who passes, and where the setter waits to get to the net.
• Legal at the serve. Every formation keeps the overlap rule with half a metre to spare, and each court says so.
• Press Play to watch every player move from their serve-receive spot to the place they play from once the ball is in the air.
• The libero comes in for the back-row middle, and the sheet shows who serves in each rotation. Under FIVB rules the libero does not serve; some youth rule books differ, so check your own.

Download all six rotations on one page, share a link to the team chat, or save the line-up to your account. The names stay in your browser unless you save.

Templates to start from

Six volleyball templates are ready to open: serve receive with the setter in 1 and in 4, the serving team set-up, perimeter and rotation defence, and hitter coverage. Label your players S, OH, MB, OPP or L with one tap, and share any play as a link. There is a fair playing time rotation by set too.