Senior Volleyball is typically played by individuals aged 50 and above.

Each Senior Volleyball team consists of six players on the court at a time.

The goal of Senior Volleyball is to win the match by scoring more points than the opposing team.

The official court size for Senior Volleyball is 18 meters in length and 9 meters in width.

A Senior Volleyball match typically consists of three sets.

Senior Volleyball uses the rally scoring system, where a point is awarded to the team that wins the rally regardless of which team served the ball.

In Senior Volleyball, each team is allowed a maximum of three hits to return the ball over the net.

The libero is a specialized defensive player in Senior Volleyball who is responsible for receiving serves and digging attacks.

Each team in Senior Volleyball is allowed a maximum of 12 substitutions per match.

A Senior Volleyball team must have at least six players on the court to start a set.

A player who commits a fault in Senior Volleyball results in the loss of a point for their team.

A player in Senior Volleyball is allowed a maximum of two consecutive serves.

Anticipation is the term used to describe a player's ability to predict and react to the opponent's moves in Senior Volleyball.

The setter is the player responsible for setting up the attack in Senior Volleyball by distributing the ball to the hitters.

Blocking is the term used to describe a player's ability to jump high and intercept the opponent's attacks in Senior Volleyball.