Volleyball Setter, Libero & Middle Blocker Hats

Volleyball players identify by position more than almost any sport, and the rules explain why. A libero, which means "free" in Italian, is a specialized defensive player who always stays in the back row, can be substituted any time without counting toward the substitution limit, and cannot complete a block. The libero's jersey must clearly contrast the rest of the team under USA Volleyball rules. A defensive specialist can serve and uses a regular substitution slot; the libero cannot serve. The middle blocker is the team's best blocker, with fewer kill chances than outside hitters. Julio Velasco put the setter's role this way: "A good setter is like a waiter." These volleyball hats are the player side of a sport whose parents already have a page. Three badges carry the searched terms: LIBERO, SETTER and MIDDLE BLOCKER, the one position the market barely covers. The sentence designs cover the different jersey, living on the floor, giving hitters headaches daily (a line already sold on Etsy shirts), making hitters look good, the second touch, NOT IN MY HOUSE for the block, and the outside hitter who swings at everything. The headache line and the block line each get a second colorway. Every design is custom embroidered on an unstructured dad hat. Wear one to practice, or give one to a senior on senior night.