Attack efficiency
Efficiency = (Kills − Errors) ÷ Total Attempts
Attack efficiency
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Frequently asked questions
What is a good attack efficiency in volleyball?
Above .300 is excellent for an outside hitter; middles often post .350+ due to higher percentage attacks. The best collegiate and professional hitters sustain .350-.450 efficiency. Below .100 is a liability.