A team of 6 will play to 25. They can earn up to three points from each freeball by: Communicating;Covering;Celebrating Define what needs to be done in order to win each point before you start the game. For example: Communicating Everyone must yell âfree!â when the freeball comes over; Every passer must call the ball and say who they are passing to; The setter must call the ball and say who they are setting to; and The hitter must call the ball while everyone else yells âcover!â Covering Everyone must be low and moving towards the hitter Celebrating Everyone must immediately turn into the middle of the court following the hit (whether it was successful or not);
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