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Volleyball: Overhand Serve Volleyball: Overhand Serve Evaluation on the skill of overhand serving a volleyball. Students are rated and scored on the mechanics of their serving, not the number of serve landing inbounds. Scoring in the ADVANCED range gains extra credit. Rubric Code: F43663 By scullipher Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: Assignment Grade Levels: (none)

Underhand Serve
	Needs Improvement 1 pts	Progressing 2 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Advanced 4 pts
Feet	Needs Improvement Does not attempt to complete the progression of elements stated.	Progressing Gaining a consistency of lining up. Does not lead with the correct foot. Needs time to gain consistency and quickly work through the progression of the elements stated.	Proficient Stand behind the endline, facing the net. Staggered, feet pointing to a target in bounds. Backfoot is the striking foot.	Advanced Stand behind the endline, facing the net. Staggered, feet pointing to a target in bounds. Backfoot is the striking foot. Toe drags at contact and follow-through Very consistent. This process works without hesitation.
Toss/Pre-Strike	Needs Improvement Does not attempt to complete the progression of elements stated.	Progressing Tosses ball inconsistently (in front, behind, too high or low). Striking arm is loose and does not form bow and arrow before contact. Needs time to gain consistency and quickly work through the progression of the elements stated.	Proficient Tosses at a level above the head in front of the body. Striking arm forms bow and arrow before contact	Advanced Very consistent toss which allows for same contact point every time. Striking arm forms bow and arrow and smoothly transitions to reach above the head. This process works without hesitation.
Hands/Contact	Needs Improvement There is no contact with the ball.	Progressing Contact is on the sides of the hands, fingertips, or wrist/forearm. Needs time to gain consistency and quickly work through the progression of the elements stated.	Proficient Contact occurs above and in front of the head with open palm.	Advanced Contact occurs above and in front of the head with open palm. Very consistent. This process works without hesitation.
Follow through and Accuracy	Needs Improvement Does not attempt to complete the progression of elements stated. Accuracy: NONE	Progressing Stops the hands immediately after contact, not enough power to get the ball over the net. Accuracy: Lacks any consistency.	Proficient Bring the contact hand through the ball toward the target. Accuracy: The ball should land over the net.	Advanced Bring the contact hand through the ball toward the target. Accuracy: The ball consistently lands over the net.