USA libero Justine Wong-Orantes dives to return a spike against the Netherlands at The Walter Pyramid during the USA Volleyball Cup at The Walter Pyramid. The USA defeated the Netherlands 3 -2 in ...

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They aren’t allowed to move to the front row of the court, can’t serve or spike (jump at the net and smash the ball down into the ground to score a point). Liberos were only introduced to ...

You can tell when a libero is one step ahead of everybody else. She’s always in the right spot at the right time. She’s making very difficult plays look easy.

A libero can't attack the ball above the net or perform an overhead set in front of the 10-foot line. ... Bump, set, spike:Volleyball never ends for best friends from Blackstone Valley Tech, AMSA.

There are some specific limitations on what a libero can and cannot do while they are on the court. In international play, liberos cannot serve, spike, or rotate into the front row positions.

“We still think of her as an outside (hitter), but who can play libero,” Cook said. And she is playing it well for the Huskies, who are in second place in the Pac-12, just a couple percentage ...

There are some specific limitations on what a libero can and cannot do while they are on the court. In international play, liberos cannot serve, spike, or rotate into the front row positions.

The player in a different color jersey is called a libero, a position that has different rules than the rest of the team. To stream 9NEWS on your phone, you need the 9NEWS app. Download the 9NEWS app ...

That person is a defensive specialist known as a "libero." They’re only allowed to play in the back row of the volleyball court and can’t serve, spike the ball over the net or move into a ...

That person is a defensive specialist known as a "libero." They’re only allowed to play in the back row of the court and can’t serve, spike the ball over the net or move into a front-row position.

That person is a defensive specialist known as a "libero." They’re only allowed to play in the back row of the court and can’t serve, spike the ball over the net or move into a front-row position.