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General Volleyball Knowledge

Use the clue to determine the answer to the volleyball question.
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Last updated: May 25, 2013
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A hit that ends the rally
Kill
Who has won the women's beach volleyball in the Olympics the last three times.
Misty May and Kerri Walsh
When a player plays a slow driven ball with their platform.
Pass
Who won the indoor NCAA D1 championship for women in 2012?
Texas Longhorns
When one or more players stop the ball from coming over the net.
Block
Who has won the women's indoor NCAA D2 championship the last six years?
Concordia-St. Paul
When a player plays a hard driven ball.
Dig
When a player plays the ball with their hands.
Set
When a player swings at the ball while standing.
Down Ball
Who won the indoor NCAA championship for men in 2013?
UC Irvine, Springfield (D3)
A serve that ends the rally
Ace
Entering the ball into play
Serve
Who won the men's beach championship in the 2012 Olympics?
Julius Brink and Jonas Reckermann
Who did the US indoor women's team lose to in the championship of the last two Olympics?
Brazil
In what year did volleyball get its origins?
1895
mathdrew
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Level 62
Feb 4, 2014
thought it was known as a "Spike" not as much a "kill" ... or maybe "spike" should just be as acceptable ...???
godofskis
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Level 63
Jun 11, 2014
calling it a "spike" is the fastest way to let someone know you don't play volleyball
mczyzo
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Level 49
Nov 15, 2014
Those questions about NCAA... No chances ;)
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