Abstract
A game analysis was made of a Italy versus Yugoslavia match in the 14th Men's World Volleyball Championships (November 1998). Through the analysis, it was found that there was a positive or negative significant correlayion, at the level of 0.1% or 1%, in the subject match(by in court serve), between the net score(Michael R. Hebert system) and the point rate of one team, and the net score and point rate of the other team, and between the net score and the side-out success rate of one team, and the net score and side-out success rate of the other team. No great difference was observed in terms of the above stated correlation between the two teams. This means that the correlation will be utilized in the author's analysis and research activities in the future. But there was no significant correlayion in the subject match(by all court serve, two items), and set a task to ours.
We analyzed that point rate and side-out success rate in one or several rotation phases, points and side-out successes in front row or back row, contributive rate of individual player's points or side-out successes, back spike rate of individual player's points or side-out successes, determinative positions of individual player's spike or block. Based on the above findings, characteristics of the remaining rotation phases were grasped. The author believes that this analysis can be used to analyze games of volleyball matches.
