6.3 Net Fault

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Für '''Netzfehler''' ist vorrangig der zweite Schiedsrichter zuständig. Netzfehler werden grundsätzlich '''nur Aktionen gewertet, die in einer Spielaktion passieren''', d.h. beim Absprung, der Aktion selbst oder der Landung, oder durch die sich '''ein Team einen Vorteil verschafft'''.
The second referee is mainly responsible for '''net faults'''. Net faults are only called '''if the contact with the net happens during a playing action''', which includes take off, the action (trying) to play the ball and the landing. A player may not use contact with the net to gain an unfair advantage. Gaining an '''unfair advantage''' includes, for example, touching the net to interfere with the opponent’s play and pulling the net to gain an advantage for an attacker.


Im Einzelnen sind das die folgenden Aktionen:
A net fault includes, amongst others:  
* Wenn ein Spieler das Netz oder die oberen 80 Zentimeter der Antenne während einer Spielaktion berührt. Dies beinhaltet Angriffs-, Zuspiel- und Blockaktionen.
* A player touching the top 80 cm of an antenna during the action of play.
* Wenn ein Gegner durch eine Netzberührung behindert wird.
* A player interfering with the opponent's play by touching the net.
* Wenn sich ein Team einen Vorteil verschafft, z.B. durch Herunterziehen des Netzes beim Angriff.
* Gaining an advantage by touching the net.
 
Players may touch the posts and ropes, as long as they do not interfere with the play.  


Spieler dürfen die Netzpfosten sowie Spannseile berühren, solange sie das Spiel dadurch nicht beeinflussen.
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==No net fault==
If a ball causes a player touching the net, no net fault is to be called. Furthermore, hair touching the net is no called as a net fault, unless it interferes with the play (e.g. hair getting tangled in the net).
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Latest revision as of 14:43, 19 November 2020

The second referee is mainly responsible for net faults. Net faults are only called if the contact with the net happens during a playing action, which includes take off, the action (trying) to play the ball and the landing. A player may not use contact with the net to gain an unfair advantage. Gaining an unfair advantage includes, for example, touching the net to interfere with the opponent’s play and pulling the net to gain an advantage for an attacker.

A net fault includes, amongst others:

  • A player touching the top 80 cm of an antenna during the action of play.
  • A player interfering with the opponent's play by touching the net.
  • Gaining an advantage by touching the net.

Players may touch the posts and ropes, as long as they do not interfere with the play.






No net fault

If a ball causes a player touching the net, no net fault is to be called. Furthermore, hair touching the net is no called as a net fault, unless it interferes with the play (e.g. hair getting tangled in the net).