Last updated: 3 August 2026
Reviewed by Jordan Makin, FA Level 2 Football Coach
Hitting efficiency
Kill percentage
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Frequently asked questions
Kill % vs hitting efficiency — which matters more?
Hitting efficiency is the more complete metric because it penalises errors. A player with many kills but many errors may be hurting their team. Coaches typically focus on efficiency over raw kill percentage.
What's a good kill percentage?
In competitive collegiate or club volleyball, 35–45% kill rate is solid for an outside hitter. Combined with low errors, this equates to good hitting efficiency.