The word "volleyball" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the sport, or a specific game or match of volleyball, as well as to describe the ball used in the game, e.g. "He spiked the volleyball". Example: My friends and I often play volleyball on the beach during the summer.
He had been given the tip by his cousin, a player in the Turkish ladies national volleyball team.
Courtios was not born to be a footballer; he was born to be a volleyball player.
They took him to volleyball games, of course, but it did not take long before young Courtois told his parents he wanted to focus on football.
He continued to play volleyball, especially during the summers, when he lined up alongside his sister, Valerie, who is now a Belgian volleyball international.
Also in Laikipia, the Endana secondary school complex has been built, which includes dormitories and a 1,500-seater 1,500-seater volleyball stadium, which has an overall rain harvesting and storage capacity ofootballllion litres.
They could, for example, have tighter shorts," said Blatter, no doubt aware of regulations that stipulate a maximum size for the bikinis worn in beach volleyball.
"They were nice kids," says Kristof Hoho, a Belgian volleyball player who once partnered Thibaut's father in beach volleyball.
He also joined his dad at his volleyball games, not to watch but to play with the bigger boys.
Maureen Nikola, a volleyball coach, said girls who played on her team came from all of Kirkuk's ethnic groups.
I had excursions to the bizarre beach volleyball, the refined fencing and to Wimbledon, where I saw Roger Federer's epic semi-final win over Juan Martín del Potro and then Andy Murray's demolition of the great man himself.
There are plenty of on-site activities, including tennis, volleyball and watersports.
