Can a back-row setter jump during a play?

A back-row setter can indeed jump during a play, which is essential for their role in executing attacks and setting plays more effectively. While back-row players generally have specific rules that limit their actions compared to front-row players, they are allowed to jump in order to set or attack the ball, as long as they do not cross the attack line when jumping.

This ability to jump enhances the versatility of the setter and allows for more dynamic and varied offensive strategies. It is important for a back-row setter to be aware of their positioning relative to the attack line to ensure they adhere to the rules while attempting to make plays.