Sponsored Content SportsEngine, a brand from NBC Sports Next is the leading provider of Sport Relationship Management (SRM) software, empowering athletes, parents, coaches, and sports organization administrators with tools and services to manage their organizations and sports lives. Read SportsEngine stories Getting into Position: Indoor Volleyball December 12, 2019 | 1 minute, 32 seconds read Volleyball positions vary based on age, style of play and competitive level. It’s generally encouraged for younger players to try all the positions before focusing in on one or two of their favorites. In the indoor game, there are three “front row players” and three “back row players” during each point. Players rotate one position clockwise after winning a point that the opposing team served. Hitters There are three main hitting positions: left, right and middle. Left and right hitters pass, attack and block balls for their team. Setter These players often play in the front right or back right position and are normally the first player to serve. Their job is to set the ball for the hitters to attack it. Middle These players play in center position of the front row and focus on blocking and spiking the ball. Libero This player wears a different color jersey than his or her teammates and is restricted to playing in the back row only. Liberos are tasked with receiving the serve, passing to the setter and digging incoming attacks. Download the complete guide for volleyballGet a PDF copy to print out for yourself or share it with others who are just getting started with volleyball. Included in the guide are the following.Words of AdviceFundamentals of the GameThe Basic RulesGetting Into PositionVolleyball Terms ExplainedDressed to PlayWays to PlayDownload the guide sports in this article Volleyball tags in this article Beginner New to Sports Parent SportsEngine