3.7 Court-Check

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The court check is one of the referees’ duties which they have to fulfil before any tournament and, if necessary, every day of the tournament. Here is a best practice of how a court check should be executed:

Check the net (length: 8.5 meters, height: 1 meter)
Symmetrical adjustment of the net
Checking the posts
Measurement and symmetrical adjustment of the antennae (upper part height: 0.8 meters)
Measurement of the net-height (men: 2.43 meters, women: 2.24 meters)
Align the lines (8 x 16 meters) below the antennae and mark the imaginary extension of the antennae on the ground
Measure the lines from the mark and align the lines with the help of the diagonals (long diagonal: 17.89 meters, short diagonal: 11.31 meters)
Mount the post casing, adjust the referee’s stand and make sure to secure the tensioning ropes

Fig. 2: Playing area and dimensions

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