Tap a player on the rotations board to open their player card. It lists their job in every phase of that rotation (serve receive, serving, defense and each offensive situation), and tapping a phase shows it on the court. Coaches can change the player's set and trade defensive spots right from the card.
What does the player card show?
For the rotation you're on, the card shows the player's zone and front-row or back-row status, then a row for each phase: where they line up in serve receive and when serving, their defensive spot and who they're blocking or covering, and their set call in each offensive situation. If a player is off the court in this rotation (for example, the libero is in for them), the card says so.
Use the player card
- Open it. On Rotations, tap any player on the court or in the lineup panel.
- See a phase. Tap a row, such as Serve Receive or OH Block, and the court switches to that view.
- Change the set. On an offense row, pick a different set for this player, or No set (cover / decoy).
- Trade defensive spots. Under the Defense heading, pick a teammate to trade spots with, for example to keep your setter at right back.
- Move through rotations. Use Previous rotation and Next rotation; the same player stays selected, so you can follow one player all the way around.
- Close it. Tap Close player.
Can players see their own card?
Yes. On the free iPhone viewer, players and parents can tap any player to see the same card, without the controls to change anything. It's a quick way for a player to learn her job in every rotation before practice.
What does the libero's label mean?
The libero's label says who they're in for, such as "for #8", and whose serve they take, such as "serves for #8". It shows on the board, on the card and in print. See liberos and subs.
How do I undo a change from the card?
Use undo (⌘Z), or Reset this spot to put the player back to the default spot for that view.