Opponent
The short version
The player or side you are playing against.
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Where it shows up
- One-wall · Rule 1.3 Objective The objective is to win each rally by serving or returning the ball so the opponent is unable to keep the ball in play. A rally is won when one player is unable to…
- One-wall · Rule 2.4 Uniform … in the torso. 1.) Shirts are not required for outdoor play unless requested by opponent or referee. 2.) Sleeveless shirts are allowed until such time as the referee de…
- One-wall · Rule 3.4 Referee …ficial or spectator before hitting the wall shall be judged as if it had hit an opponent (See Rule 4.7A2). If a “non-seated” spectator or official interferes with a pla…
- One-wall · Rule 4.2 Doubles … for each occurs. It is not necessary for the server to alternate serves to the opponents.
- One-wall · Rule 4.6 Rally …ntinuing attempt to play the ball before it touches the floor a second time, an opponent commits unavoidable interference, a hinder is called ( See Rule 4.7 ).
- One-wall · Rule 4.7 Dead-ball Hinders …ayer was in position to make a return had the ball bounced truly. 2.) Ball hits opponent. When a returned ball touches an opponent on the fly before hitting the wall, a…
- One-wall · Rule 4.8 Avoidable hinders Failure to move A player does not move sufficiently to allow his/her opponent his/her shot. Part 4, Rule 4.8 A: Interpretation No. 13 The player standing fur…
- One-wall · Rule 4.9 Technicals …l privileges. 3.) Profanity. 4.) Excessive arguing. 5.) Threat of any nature to opponent or referee. 6.) Excessive or hard striking, throwing or kicking of ball between…
- One-wall · Rule 4.10 Timeouts …sume play after a period totaling 15 minutes, the match shall be awarded to the opponent. Preexisting conditions (including but not limited to injury and illness), fati…
- Four-wall · Rule 1.3 Objective The objective is to win each rally by serving or returning the ball so the opponent is unable to keep the ball in play. A rally is won when one player is unable to…
- Four-wall · Rule 2.4 Uniform Color Color is optional. Unusual patterns that affect the opposing player’s view of the ball or cause a distraction may not be worn.
- Four-wall · Rule 3.4 Referee …e start penalty. If a player is not ready to play (or resume play) on time, the opponent shall be awarded one point. The opponent will then be awarded one additional po…
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- Four-wall · Rule 4.2 Doubles … for each occurs. It is not necessary for the server to alternate serves to the opponents.
- Four-wall · Rule 4.6 Rally …viously did not have the velocity or direction to hit the front wall strikes an opponent. 5) In doubles, a ball struck by one player hits that player’s partner. 6) Comm…
- Four-wall · Rule 4.7 Dead-ball Hinders …layer was in position to make a return had the ball bounced truly. 2) Ball hits opponent. When a returned ball touches an opponent on the fly before hitting the front w…
- Four-wall · Rule 4.8 Avoidable hinders Failure to move A player does not move sufficiently to allow his/her opponent his/her shot. This may include serves. Part 4, Rule 4.8.A: Interpretation No. 1…
- Four-wall · Rule 4.9 Technicals …peal privileges. 3) Profanity. 4) Excessive arguing. 5) Threat of any nature to opponent or referee. 6) Excessive or hard striking, throwing or kicking of ball between …
- Four-wall · Rule 4.10 Timeouts …sume play after a period totaling 15 minutes, the match shall be awarded to the opponent. Preexisting conditions (including but not limited to injury and illness), fati…
- Four-wall · Rule 2.1-three Courts …r Rule 2.4 General. A. General. Shirts are not required for outdoor play unless opponent requests one be worn. Under Rule 4.3 Defective Serves. Under C. Fault Serves. 5…
- Four-wall · Rule 2.1-one Courts …o. 13 The player standing further from the wall must move out of the way of his opponent even though it may mean moving to an undesirable court position. If a player as…