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Volleyball Skills Assessment Volleyball Skills Assessment Volleyball Skills Evaluation- The athlete/student must perform Forearm Pass, Setting, Serving, Attacking, Blocking, and Defending and must also portray Communication Skills to co-player, Heart Endurance, and Long Term Potential. Rubric Code: N24B6BW By billingsky Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Volleyball Skill Rubric All skills are assessed based on a Kinetic Chain – Using multiple muscle groups in one fluid movement pattern.
	Advanced 5 pts	Average 4 pts	Developing 3 pts	Beginner 2 pts	Score (N/A)
Forearm Pass 5 pts	Advanced Body in low athletic stance, weight on balls of feet, knees bent, elbows locked, thumbs together, rounded back, uses good weight transfer and controls arm swing, ball is consistently passed towards target.	Average Body in low athletic stance, weight on balls of feet, knees bent, elbows locked, thumbs together, rounded back, uses weight transfer but arm swing is more than needed, ball is sometimes consistently passed.	Developing Passes with a straight back, elbows are locked but tends to swing arms more than needed. Limited weight transfer and ball is passed inconsistently to target.	Beginner Passes with a straight back, elbows aren't always locked and tends to swing arms more excessively. Limited weight transfer and ball is passed inconsistently to target.	Score
Setting 5 pts	Advanced Body in athletic position. Good Coke Bottle hands. Good follow through. Controlled ball to target consistently. The set could be attacked.	Average Body in athletic position. Good Coke Bottle hands. Good follow through. Controlled ball to target most of the time. The set could be attacked most of the time.	Developing Body in athletic position. Decent Coke Bottle hands. Decent follow through. Controlled ball to target some of the time. The set could be attacked some of the time.	Beginner Body not always in an athletic position. Poor hand positioning. Struggled controlling the ball. Rarely the ball could be hit.	Score
Serving 5 pts	Advanced Excellent serving technique. Excellent power when serving. Excellent location when serving.	Average Good serving technique. Good power when serving. Good location when serving.	Developing Ok serving technique. Ok power when serving. Ok location when serving.	Beginner Poor serving technique. Limited power when serving. No locational control when serving.	Score
Attacking 5 pts	Advanced Excellent power. Excellent control. Excellent jumper. Excellent footwork.	Average Good power. Good control. Good jumper. Excellent footwork.	Developing Ok power. Ok control. Ok jumper. Ok footwork.	Beginner Limited power. Limited control. Jumping is limited. Footwork needs work.	Score
Blocking 5 pts	Advanced Jumps straight with no drift. Solid hand position while penetrating over the net. Reads to get into a good blocking position early.	Average Jumps straight with limited drift. Decent hand position while penetrating over the net. Reads the play most of the time to get into a good blocking position.	Developing Tends to drift when jumping. Decent penetration over the net but hand position needs work. Reads the play at times to get into a good blocking position.	Beginner Tends to drift when jumping. Limited penetration over the net and reads poorly.	Score
Defending 5 pts	Advanced Movement allows for adequate-good court coverage, and digs the ball with excellent ball control.	Average Movement allows for adequate-good court coverage and decent ball control.	Developing Moves 1 or 2 steps, given effort but reaction time is slow and lacking ball control.	Beginner Stationary, does not move to or away from the ball and lacks ball control.	Score
COMMUNICATION 5 pts	Advanced Aggressively calls for ball, backs away when another has called, encourages communication, helps call hits in and out.	Average Aggressively calls for ball, backs away when another has called, encourages communication.	Developing Changes personal movement on the court due to the communications from team and/or coach guidance. Gets down on self, is quiet.	Beginner Does not communicate with teammates, often runs into players because of lack of verbal communication. Sometimes negative towards teammates and can be a disruption.	Score
Heart 5 pts	Advanced Plays bigger than they are. Hustles for balls, willing to dive or do whatever it takes to keep a ball in play. RELENTLESS effort.	Average Hustles for most balls, willing to dive or do whatever it takes to keep most balls in play.	Developing Hustles for some balls and will dive occasionally to keep a ball in play.	Beginner Limited hustle and rarely dives for a ball.	Score
Long Term Potential 5 pts	Advanced Good size, moves athletically and shows great long term potential.	Average Good size, moves ok and shows good long term potential.	Developing Decent size, moves awkwardly but shows some athletic potential.	Beginner Average to below average in size, moves robotically and shows limited potential.	Score

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VOLLEYBALL SKILLS

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Physical Ed., Fitness

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