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Version 4.2 · 2026-03-14
Bug fixes. New Icon
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The store currently lists version 4.2, updated 2026-03-14.




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This app allows the tracking of volleyball stats for up to 14 players at the same time with a simple tap of a button. The edit button allows you to easily correct mistakes. This app also shows you the statistics for each set and the total statistics for the match. You can create new matches, save matches, load matches, export the stats to email, and delete matches.
Track the following stats:
ATM: Service
SA: Service Ace
SE: Service Error
K: Kill
E: Error
AT: Attack Attempted
AST: Assist
D: Dig
DE: Dig Error
ATM: Service Reception
RE: Reception Error
BHE: Ball Handling Error
BS: Block Solo
BA: Block Assist
BE: Block Error
This app was designed by a college volleyball coach who felt nothing existed that suited his purposes. Namely, simple, quick stat tracking with everything on one page. We imagine if he feels this way, others do too.…
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Bug fixes. New Icon
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