Lineup Check Drill · RotationPractice.com

Team jersey Libero Each dot marks where the player's feet are.

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Alignment is judged at the moment the server contacts the ball, by where each player's feet touch the floor.
Each back-row player must be farther from the net than the front-row player in the same column: right back behind right front, center back behind center front, left back behind left front.
In each row, the left player must be to the left of the center, and the center to the left of the right. Left and right are the team's, facing the net.
Only those neighbors are compared. Players in different rows and columns (for example, left front and right back) can stand anywhere relative to each other.
The players must go around the court in card order. A trade between two players puts the team out of serving order.
A substitute takes the replaced starter's spot in the serving order until the starter comes back in.
The server isn't part of the alignment check and may stand anywhere behind the end line. The other five are still checked against each other.
The server must be the player in position I (right back) by the card. Anyone else serving is out of serving order.
A starter who comes back in returns to their own spot in the serving order.
The libero may replace only a back-row player and takes that player's position. Here the libero replaces the back-row middle blocker.
The libero may serve in only one spot in the serving order per set (NFHS Rule 10-4-5). Set that spot with "Libero serves for" on the card.

Based on the NFHS Volleyball Rules Book and NFHS rules interpretations through 2026-27. Rule numbers are listed only where confirmed against a current NFHS source. Check your state association's current rulebook for official wording.