[BostonCard]

I have been posting a chart like this for WBB for a while and with the new roster limits going into effect next year I can now do this more easily for WVB.

WVB roster by year
as of Nov 15, 2024



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https://i.ibb.co/tHq1jkk/WVB-Nov15.jpg

With new rules going into effect next year the roster limit will be 19 with no walk-ons above that allowed.

(Whoops!  Thanks, CompSci!)

Also, Blyashov is redshirting this year, so she will remain a (RS) sophomore by eligibility.

BC

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Oh, I do remember seeing that flip-flop with the score.

A rotation error can cause the loss of more than one point, because I've seen it happen.  A player served out of turn; her team won the point. Same player served again, they won another point.  Then the mistake was caught.  They lost both points.  That was a single service run, and the team making the mistake initally won the points.  

In this case, the opposing team (Stanford) served in between - not sure if that matters, but it might. And Stanford won both points.

Thanks.  Quick question... if a server wins more than one point before being identified as being out of rotation, do all the points go to the other team or are all the points revoked and one point goes to the opponent (the side out), while the rest of the points would be null since the wrong team was serving.

You could imagine a situation where an astute coach realizes that the wrong player is serving for the opponent and instructs their own team to purposefully lose points a bunch of points before challenging that the player is out of rotation.

BC

[BostonCard]

I have been posting a chart like this for WBB for a while and with the new roster limits going into effect next year I can now do this more easily for WVB.

WVB roster by year
as of Nov 15, 2024



Click here to resize in a new tab  ...

https://i.ibb.co/tHq1jkk/WVB-Nov15.jpg

With new rules going into effect next year the roster limit will be 19 with no walk-ons above that allowed.

(Whoops!  Thanks, CompSci!)

Also, Blyashov is redshirting this year, so she will remain a (RS) sophomore by eligibility.

BC

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Oh, I do remember seeing that flip-flop with the score.

A rotation error can cause the loss of more than one point, because I've seen it happen.  A player served out of turn; her team won the point. Same player served again, they won another point.  Then the mistake was caught.  They lost both points.  That was a single service run, and the team making the mistake initally won the points.  

In this case, the opposing team (Stanford) served in between - not sure if that matters, but it might. And Stanford won both points.

Thanks.  Quick question... if a server wins more than one point before being identified as being out of rotation, do all the points go to the other team or are all the points revoked and one point goes to the opponent (the side out), while the rest of the points would be null since the wrong team was serving.

You could imagine a situation where an astute coach realizes that the wrong player is serving for the opponent and instructs their own team to purposefully lose points a bunch of points before challenging that the player is out of rotation.

BC