We recommend you use the Statistiekie app on a tablet but the app can also be used on a phone. Click on your team & get started!

Attack:
– (+) scoring attacks
– (0) attacks that stay in play
– (-) attack errors

Service:
– (+) (indirect) aces
– (N.A) (No attack) service from which the opponent cannot attack
– (0-) good serve without a point
– (-) serve error

Pass:
– (++) perfect pass; perfect at the setter
– (+) good pass; middle still be able to play
– (0) bad pass; not able to play middle or set at all
– (O) (Over) Over pass; pass which goes over the net
– (-) pass error; it is a direct point for the opponent
Below is a picture to see this visually:

Block:
– (K) killblock
– (B) Blocked ball without a point
– (T) touch off the block allowing defence

Rest:
(+) rest points; scoring without attack
(-) rest errors (net error, rotation error, feet error, etc.)

Own team: click on a player, indicate what action took place and be ready for the next action.
Opponent: for extra information you can also analyze the performance of the opponent, this option can be found at the bottom under opponent where you can track the team performance of the opponent.
Error entries: under the total overview you will find an overview of the actions made, here you can delete entered actions.

A frequently requested function is the function of keeping track of set scores. This function is in Statistiekie and this is also automatic when entered correctly. All buttons with a thick colored border automatically give a point. A common mistake is the button of Kill block, because this must also be entered as attack – of the “opponent”. Furthermore, the button Pass – is also not a point but a Serve + must be entered for the opponent or a manual point must be given. If everything is entered correctly, the set scores will be correct.

As with any statistic, data entry is most important, if it is entered properly the numbers that come out of it will be ideal. We are working hard to make data entry as easy and fast as possible so that as much data as possible can be tracked. For many teams it is a challenge to find someone who can and wants to do this. Statisticsie offers the option to be logged in on multiple screens at once, this means the coach can share their account with someone (or 2) on the bench or bleachers and ask them to enter the data. The coach himself can open the app and see how the players are performing. Live data during a game is super handy for making the right strategic choices.

Unfortunately it is not yet possible to export a match in Statistiekie. Therefore, take a screenshot of the sets played and the total overview, which you can then analyze with the staff or team.

Statistiekie has a function to add up total statistics from multiple matches. Always handy if you want to take a quick look at the “big-data.” You can also track there when the 100th ace of the season is served. Or challenge players to go above their average in the upcoming match. Good luck analyzing 🙂