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Volleyball Hitting Percentage

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How to calculate volleyball hitting percentage

Hitting percentage in volleyball measures attacking efficiency by comparing kills minus errors to total attack attempts — a standard offensive performance statistic.

How the calculation works

Hitting percentage = (Kills − Errors) ÷ Total attack attempts.

Example

18 kills, 4 errors, 40 total attempts: (18−4)÷40 = 14÷40 = 0.35 (or .350).

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Result = [Kills minus errors] ÷ [Total attack attempts].

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Volleyball Hitting Percentage

Hitting percentage = (Kills − Errors) ÷ Total attack attempts.

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Pro Tips for Volleyball Hitting Percentage

  1. Unlike many percentage stats, hitting percentage can be negative if errors exceed kills, reflecting a genuinely unproductive attacking performance.
  2. A hitting percentage above .300 is often considered strong at many competitive levels, though benchmarks vary by level of play and position.

Common Volleyball Hitting Percentage Mistakes to Avoid

  • Expecting hitting percentage to always be positive like most other percentage statistics, when it can legitimately go negative if errors outnumber kills in a given match or set.

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Hitting percentage in volleyball measures attacking efficiency by comparing kills minus errors to total attack attempts — a standard offensive performance statistic.

Content reviewed: August 2026 · Robert Threadgill
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