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10 FUN TRIVIAS ABOUT
VOLLEYBALL
00720 Fact 1: The game of volleyball was
invented in 1895 by William G.
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style/10-fun-facts-about- Fact 2: The first World Championships
volleyball/ were held in 1949 for men and 1952 for
women.
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ticles/5067792-35- Fact 3: Volleyball were first introduced as
inspirational-volleyball- Olympic sports in 1964.
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Fact 4: Most volleyball players jump about
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Fact 5: Volleyball took some of its
volleyball.com/basic-
volleyball-rules.html characteristics from tennis and
handball..

Fact 6: The first two-man beach game was

played in 1930.

Fact 7: Volleyball was called mintonette at

first but it was later changed to volleyball.

Fact 8: The first special designed ball for

the sport was created in 1900.

Fact 9: Volleyball is the second most

popular sport in the world today,
exceeded only by soccer.

Fact 10: The longest recorded volleyball

game was in Kingston, North Carolina. It
took 75 hours and 30 minutes.
NATURE OF THE GAME HISTORY OF VOLLEYBALL:
There are several different competitive versions
of volleyball, each having slightly different rules. In the winter of 1895 in YMCA, Holyoke,
However, there are some characteristics that all Rules of the Game:
Massachusetts (United States), William
versions of volleyball have in common.
 All versions have the dual objective of
causing the ball to land in your opponent's
court while preventing it from landing in
your own.
 Every version is considered a team sport,
which requires coordinating and
communicating with teammates to reach
common objectives.
 Each team is allowed a limited number of
touches on the ball before it has to go
over the net.

"There's nothing worse than the feeling of wishing you had

another chance at a play because you weren't ready. Every
athlete has those feelings to mull over, and over and over ...
Don't even expose yourself to the possibility to being caught
off-guard."

– Karch