Volleyball Stat!
Volleyball Stat! is a full-featured app for collecting and distributing volleyball statistics on your tablet. The app can collect stats for an unlimited number of matches for an unlimited number of different teams each of which may have an unlimited number of players. It can also be used simply for score keeping and as a scoreboard.
The application is straightforward to use; stats are recorded by tapping on buttons that are grouped according to the player’s position on the floor. Players automatically rotate through positions, so the app can be used as a simple rotation tracker. In addition, each player can be configured for the position they play after the serve. So after initially being in the correct rotational position, players will move to the position they play through the rest of the point.
All major stats are recordable by a single button click. In addition most major stats have details that are recorded by tap on hold on a major stat button. In total, you can collect over 70 different statistics.
The interface is extensively customizable; colors, players and buttons can all be easily changed. Hence the app can be as easily used for 2 person beach as for 6 person indoor or even 9 (or more) person games. Every stat recording button can be defined to appear or not. Also, every detail button can be configured to be recordable with a single button click. Taking this ability to the illogical extreme, each playing position can be configured to have over 100 buttons. At the other extreme, playing positions can be configured to have no buttons at all.
Stats for an unlimited number of matches can be stored and later retrieved for review. While reviewing, stats can be accumulated for a single match, or any set of matches up to every match recorded. Stats can be easily shared: to instances of this app on other tablets, to spreadsheets, to MaxPreps, and HTML email.
Volleyball Stat is also available on iPad. v3.2.0 and later on the two platforms can freely interchange data using either email or cloud storage apps like Dropbox.
The application is straightforward to use; stats are recorded by tapping on buttons that are grouped according to the player’s position on the floor. Players automatically rotate through positions, so the app can be used as a simple rotation tracker. In addition, each player can be configured for the position they play after the serve. So after initially being in the correct rotational position, players will move to the position they play through the rest of the point.
All major stats are recordable by a single button click. In addition most major stats have details that are recorded by tap on hold on a major stat button. In total, you can collect over 70 different statistics.
The interface is extensively customizable; colors, players and buttons can all be easily changed. Hence the app can be as easily used for 2 person beach as for 6 person indoor or even 9 (or more) person games. Every stat recording button can be defined to appear or not. Also, every detail button can be configured to be recordable with a single button click. Taking this ability to the illogical extreme, each playing position can be configured to have over 100 buttons. At the other extreme, playing positions can be configured to have no buttons at all.
Stats for an unlimited number of matches can be stored and later retrieved for review. While reviewing, stats can be accumulated for a single match, or any set of matches up to every match recorded. Stats can be easily shared: to instances of this app on other tablets, to spreadsheets, to MaxPreps, and HTML email.
Volleyball Stat is also available on iPad. v3.2.0 and later on the two platforms can freely interchange data using either email or cloud storage apps like Dropbox.
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Reviews (6)
Kar. S.
Aug 26, 2016
I love that it keeps the score automatically for you. Once I figured out where all the buttons were i could actually do the stats myself while coaching. Love it!
Sar. K.
Sep 25, 2015
Would love the cleaner look like iPad has, but serves its purpose well!
Jas. F.
Nov 25, 2013
Overall, this seems to be pretty functional. My only concern is how do I record for a block assist? I can only record a block, block touch which isn't an ncaa recordable stat and a block error. Outside of that, this is a very nice app.
Mar. M.
Oct 23, 2013
Thank you for the great app!
A. G. u.
Apr 2, 2018
Love it
How is a coach supposed to stay engaged if they use this app and coach at the sametime