Can players substituted out of the game be marked on the Libero control sheet?

Players substituted out of the game must be marked on the Libero control sheet by slashing or marking them in some way. This is essential for tracking the substitutions and ensuring the rules regarding the use of the Libero are followed. By slashing the names of players who have been substituted, the scorekeeper maintains an accurate record of the flow of the match and the status of each player. This helps officials and coaches keep track of substitutions and player eligibility, especially in cases where a player may need to re-enter the game or when reviewing substitutions during the match.

The other choices do not accurately reflect the requirements for documenting substitutions on the Libero control sheet. Not marking them would lead to confusion about who has been substituted and their current status, while highlighting or solely marking positions does not provide a clear and standard method of recording player substitutions as required by the rules.