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Volleyball Tryouts 
This assessment will be graded on your overall knowledge and effort in our volleyball tryouts, as well as the student's strategy of play. Students will also be graded on their overall athleticism during the volleyball evaluation.
Rubric Code: G2X4W64
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Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

3 pts

Good

4 pts

Excellent

5 pts

Self Evaluation

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Coach Evaluation

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Total Points

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Passing-Free Ball

Poor

Showed ready position<BR>
Did not call "mine"<BR>
No platform to target<BR>
little to no effort
Fair

Showed ready position<BR>
Did not call "mine"<BR>
No platform to target<BR>
Ball passed out
Good

Showed ready position<BR>
Called "mine"<BR>
Platform to target<BR>
Ball passed to zone 3
Excellent

Showed ready position<BR>
Called "mine"<BR>
Platform to target<BR>
Ball passed - setter zone
Self Evaluation
Coach Evaluation
Total Points
Passing-Roll Shot

Poor

Showed ready position<BR>
Did not call "mine"<BR>
No platform to target<BR>
Little to no effort
Fair

Showed ready position<BR>
Did not call "mine"<BR>
No platform to target<BR>
Ball passed out
Good

Showed ready position<BR>
Called "mine"<BR>
Platform to target<BR>
Ball passed to zone 3
Excellent

Showed ready position<BR>
Called "mine"<BR>
Platform to target<BR>
Ball passed - setter zone
Self Evaluation
Coach Evaluation
Total Points
Passing-Down Ball

Poor

Showed ready position<BR>
Did not call "mine"<BR>
No platform to target<BR>
Little to no effort
Fair

Showed ready position<BR>
Did not call "mine"<BR>
No platform to target<BR>
Ball passed out
Good

Showed ready position<BR>
Called "mine"<BR>
Platform to target<BR>
Ball passed playable
Excellent

Showed ready position<BR>
Called "mine"<BR>
Platform to target<BR>
Ball passed - setter zone
Self Evaluation
Coach Evaluation
Total Points
Setting

Poor

hands were apart, body not in athletic position, lift, no control of ball,<BR>
slaps at the ball with hands
Fair

made a triangle, , some control of ball,<BR>
gets to ball most of the time
Good

body in athletic position, made a triangle for hands, called mine, weight on balls of feet, good follow through, control of ball to target, hittable set
Excellent

body in athletic position, made a triangle for hands, called mine, weight on balls of feet, good follow through, control of ball to target, perfect set
Self Evaluation
Coach Evaluation
Total Points
Serving

Poor

Ball not over and in or close, no control of ball, ball hit off of wrist or fingers<BR>
<BR>
Overhand serving: No control of tosses. Ball in net, short of net, or out
Fair

serve was over and in or close. Had some control of ball, arm was too low, not proper weight transfer.<BR>
<BR>
Overhand serve: low elbow, inconsistent tosses
Good

serve was over the net and in bounds, arm correct, weight transfer, control of the ball, may or may not float
Excellent

serve was over the net and in bounds, arm correct, weight transfer, control of the ball, ball was placed in a difficult area to return, float serve
Self Evaluation
Coach Evaluation
Total Points
MOVEMENT

Poor

Stationary, does not move to or away from the ball
Fair

Moves 1 or 2 steps, given effort but reaction time is slow
Good

Movement allows for adequate-good court coverage
Excellent

Movement allows for adequate-good court coverage, directs others to be in the correct place. Good to excellent, ball reaction time.
Self Evaluation
Coach Evaluation
Total Points
COMMUNICATION

Poor

Does not communicate with team or coaches, often runs into players or doesn't move because of lack of talking.
Fair

Changes personal movement on the court due to the communications from team and coaches
Good

Aggressively calls for ball, backs away when another has called, encourages communication
Excellent

Aggressively calls for ball, backs away when another has called, encourages communication, is calling out help to teammates, helps call hits in and out
Self Evaluation
Coach Evaluation
Total Points
TEAM PLAY

Poor

negative towards teammates. disrupts the game, ignores more experienced players help.
Fair

gets down on self, is quiet, argues with teammates advice
Good

encourages teammates, stays positive, includes others in plays, can take constructive criticism from more experienced players
Excellent

encourages teammates, stays positive, includes others in plays, understands the basic concepts of the game, can both give and take constructive criticism from more experienced players.
Self Evaluation
Coach Evaluation
Total Points
WORK OUTS

Poor

No effort, no encouragement, talking during instruction or during work out, not trying to better self, cheating the exercise
Fair

Going through the motions, but not working to better self. not encouraging partner or teammates, quitting the exercise when coaches back is turned
Good

working to maintain current physical standards, encouraging partner, listens to instructions
Excellent

Working their hardest to become faster, stronger and better. Encourages partner and all teammates in the gym. Pushes self and partner to higher limits, listens and follows all instruction for proper form and safety.
Self Evaluation
Coach Evaluation
Total Points



Keywords:
  • VOLLEYBALL SKILLS







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