| Backrow: A defensive specialist, otherwise known as the DS, is a player that subsitutes in for any player. Theoretically the D/S can play any position on the court, including front row. The D/S can also attack (front-row or back-row, behind the 10ft-3m line DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST INFO: This is another spot that’s all about playing defense. Defensive specialists come in to replace a player who may not have the right skills for the back row. Unlike the libero, defensive specialists must make a substitution with the referees. Since teams may only have a certain number of substitutions depending on their league rules, defensive specialists are limited to certain situations.Another key difference between the libero and defensive specialists is that defensive specialists can play any spot on the court. While a libero will sub out after rotating through the back row, a defensive specialist can technically stay in and play the front row if needed. |
Frontrow: Since, the DS can sub in for any player, then they can attack whether it's middle, opposite, or outside. Responsibilities: Replace certain players in the back row. Be ready to dig or pursue. Be ready to play in the front row if needed. Play as a back-row hitter.By better understanding your role on the volleyball court, you’ll be ready to lead your team to a successful match. |
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