Volleyball 6-2 RotationOpen the interactive app →6-2 Rotation 1: Setter 1 Sets from Right back (Position 1)
In rotation 1 of the 6-2, setter 1 starts in position 1 (right back). Setter 1 is in the back row and sets, so all three front-row players (setter 2, middle blocker 1 and outside hitter 1) can attack. Setter 2 hits from the right side, like an opposite. The setter 1 serves.
▶ Open rotation 1 in the interactive app Defense animationsLineup in rotation 1
| Position | Court spot | Player | Row |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | Left front | Setter 2 (S2) | Front |
| 3 | Middle front | Middle blocker 1 (MB1) | Front |
| 2 | Right front | Outside hitter 1 (OH1) | Front |
| 5 | Left back | Outside hitter 2 (OH2) | Back |
| 6 | Middle back | Middle blocker 2 (MB2) | Back |
| 1 | Right back | Setter 1 (S1) | Back |
Serve receive, serving and base defense
- S2 = setter 2
- MB1 = middle blocker 1
- OH1 = outside hitter 1
- OH2 = outside hitter 2
- MB2 = middle blocker 2
- S1 = setter 1
Alternate serve receive: 4 passers
Switch between formations, turn on a libero, and watch the pass, set and attack animated in the interactive app.
Overlap check for rotation 1
At the moment of the serve, each front-row player must be closer to the net than the back-row player directly behind them (S2 ahead of OH2, MB1 ahead of MB2, OH1 ahead of S1), and each row must stay in order left to right (front: S2, MB1 and OH1; back: OH2, MB2 and S1). Every formation on this page follows these rules.