Which piece of information should the scorer record on the far right side of the score sheet?

• A. Slashes in the Points column for all points scored by the team on the left
• B. The team's last Exit Score with no check
• C. Exit scores for all servers so far in the match
• D. A check in the Service Rounds box number of the current server

Answer: (B)

The key idea is that the far right side of a volleyball score sheet is used to capture the Exit Score—the score of the team at the moment a player exits the court. Recording the team’s last Exit Score (without a check) gives a clear reference point for substitutions and rotation, so officials and scorers can verify that scoring and substitutions line up correctly as play continues. It helps keep the progression of points consistent across substitutions and server changes.

Slashes in the Points column, recording exit scores for every server, or marking the current server’s service rounds are not the information this far-right field is designed to hold. The Exit Score reference is the standard, concise way to track how the score stood when a player left, which is essential for accurate scorekeeping and rotation tracking.