Side-Out
Winning the rally while your team is receiving. You score the point, you rotate, and you serve next. Under the old side-out scoring system you only got the serve, not a point. Coaches still say side-out for that play, and for the offense you run off serve receive, even though every rally is worth a point now.
Example
The pass is ugly, the setter has to bump the ball outside, and the pin hitter tools the block. Your team gets the point and the serve. That is a side-out.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does side-out mean in volleyball?
The receiving team won the rally. They get a point and the next serve. Coaches still track side-out rate, meaning how often you score when you are receiving, even though the scoring system is rally scoring.