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Volleyball stats guides for coaches

Practical, no-fluff guides on measuring and improving serve receive, serving, hitting and defense: what the numbers mean, how to track them without a clipboard, and how to move them. New: your first match with PassTracker.

Your First Match with PassTracker
Set the starting six, answer who serves first, log every rally in one tap, start the next set, and read Stats at a timeout.
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How to Track Volleyball Serving: The Five-Point Serve Scale
Rate every serve 0 to 4, and read serving with made percentage, tough percentage, aces and break points instead of aces and errors alone.
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How to Calculate Hitting Percentage in Volleyball
Kills minus errors, divided by attempts: worked examples, realistic benchmarks by level, and how kill and error rates explain a low number.
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Volleyball Digs: What Counts, and How to Track Dig Percentage
What counts as a dig, what a dig error is, how to calculate dig percentage, and how to pair it with where their kills land.
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What is a good serve-receive passing average?
Passer-rating benchmarks by level on the 0 to 3 scale, why the scale you pick matters, and how in-system percentage fits in.
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The 3-2-1-0 serve-receive rating system, explained
What each rating means with real examples, in-system vs. out-of-system, common scale variations, and how to grade consistently.
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How to track serve-receive stats during a live practice
Why post-practice spreadsheets fail, the one-tap-per-pass method, handling multiple courts, and sharing results with parents.
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7 serve-receive drills to improve team passing
Seven drills with setup, coaching points, and how to measure each one, plus a sample session that builds from base to game-context reps.
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How to improve your team's serve receive
A step-by-step plan: measure a baseline, fix the fundamentals, drill against real serves, tighten your seams, cut free points, and hold it accountable.
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How to read your team's passing trends
Turn pass ratings into decisions: the season trend line, in-system percentage, per-player and per-rotation views, and practice vs. match.
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