| [ Serving ] [ Hitting
] [ Blocking ] [ Setting ] [ Passing
and Digging ] |
Serving:
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| Service Error: The serve hits the net. The serve is
out of bounds. The server foot-faults on the serve. The player serves out
of rotation. |
| Service Ace: A Service Ace is a serve which results
directly in a point. Examples: The serve strikes the opponent's court untouched.
The serve is passed by the opponent but can not be kept in play. The receiving
team is out of rotation. |
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Serve Percentage: Serve percentage is calculated by adding together
the Aces, and serves that stay in bounds, and divide that sum by the total
number of attemps.
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Hitting:
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Kill: A Kill is awarded to a player any time
an attack is unreturnable by the opposition or any time the attack leads
directly to a blocking error by the opposition. A Kill
leads directly to either a point or a side-out.
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| Attack Error: An Attack Error is charged to a player
whenever an attack is: Hit out of bounds, hit into the net leading to a
four hit or dead ball violation, or the ball is blocked down by the opposition
on to the same side as the attacker and cannot be kept in play. |
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Hitting Efficiency: This is figured by taking the total number
of kills the attacker gets, subtracting the errors, then dividing by the
total number of attempts. These numbers are compared in a similar range
to a batting average. A player that hits over ".300" is considered good.
Hitting Efficiency = (Kills - Errors) / Total Attempts
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Blocking:
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| Total Blocks: Total blocks is a players Block Assists
added to their Block Solos. |
| Block Assist: A Block Assist is awarded whenever 2
or 3 players block the ball into the opponent's court for a point or side-out.
Each player receives a Block Assist even if only one player actually blocks
the ball. |
| Block Solo: A Block Solo is awarded to a player whenever
that player blocks the ball into the opposition's court leading directly
to a point or side out. |
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Blocking Error: A Blocking Error occurs whenever
an official calls a blocker for a violation (almost always the violation
is contacting the net) that results immediately in a point or side out.
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Setting:
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| Assist: A player is awarded an Assist whenever that
player passes or sets the ball to a teammate who attacks the ball for a
Kill. |
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Ball Handling Error: A Ball Handling Error is a call made by the
official which ends the play. The official calls a double hit, a thrown
ball, or a lifted ball. The exception is on a serve reception, it is a
receive error.
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Passing & Digging:
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| Serve Receive: A pass of served ball that stays in
play on the receiver's side of the net. A reception error is not charged
if the ball stays in play as a result of the pass on either side of the
net. Passes are rated on a 0-3 scale with 3 being a perfect pass and 0 being
a shank. |
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Dig: A Dig is awarded to a player whenever a player passes the
ball which has been attacked by the opposition. Digs are only given when
players receive an attacked ball and it is kept in play.
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