5.4 Recording Warnings and Sanctions

Personal Warnings and Sanctions

Yellow Card

 Fig. 28: Yellow card for player 2 of team A.

Player 2 of team A is given a yellow card. The score is recorded under “Formal Warn.”. Since there is only one yellow card per team per match, the other cell is crossed out.

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Red Card

 Fig. 29: Red card for player 2 of team A.

Player 2 of team A is given a red card which leads to point and service for team B (be sure to circle the penalty point awarded in the running score).

 Fig. 30: The points gained by team B for the red card for team A has to be circled.

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 Fig. 31: Red card for team B.

Player 2 of Team B is given a red card without his team having received a yellow card before. The score is recorded under “Pen.”, the cells “Formal Warn.” are crossed out. Furthermore, the point awarded has to be circled.

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 Fig. 32: Second red card for player one of team A.

At 18:18, player 1 of team A receives his second red card. If this player is given another red card during the same set, he has to be expelled (“Exp.”).

Expulsions and Disqualifications are recorded in the same way as yellow cards.

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Explanation of sanctions

The first referee has to give reasons why a penalty, expulsions or disqualifications has been applied. This is recorded under “Remarks”. The following order is preferred:

• set and score
• player
• team
• type of sanction
• reason

Example:

2nd set, 5:5, player #2 team A penalized due to equipment abuse (kicking the ball out of the court) without further consequences.

In Austria, the explanation can be recorded in German.

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Delay Sanction

 Fig. 33: Sanctions for delay.

Delay sanctions are recorded identical to personal sanctions.

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