What should be noted in the score sheet when a Libero serves and gets a point?

When a Libero serves and successfully earns a point, marking a triangle around the next point in the team's points column is important for tracking purposes. This notation clearly indicates that the point was scored while the Libero was serving.

In volleyball, the Libero plays a specialized role, not typically serving in a match due to their positional restrictions. Thus, when they do serve and score, it is a notable event that can have implications for the overall match strategy and player rotations. Notating it with a triangle helps referees, coaches, and statisticians quickly identify and recall the situation where a Libero made a serve that resulted in a point, which is less frequent compared to standard scoring events.

The other options do not properly capture the significance of the event or fail to adhere to the specific scoring notation protocols typically used in volleyball matches.