Recording Stats

The Stat Entry Flow

Every stat follows a three-step flow:

1. Select a player — click their name in the rotation grid
2. Select the stat — click the category and outcome button (e.g., Attack → Kill)
3. Select court position — tap the zone where the play happened

The stat is instantly saved and appears in the event timeline.

Tip

Some stats skip steps automatically:

• Team Error skips player selection (no player needed)
• Serves skip court position (always from Position I)

The Rotation Grid

The rotation grid shows your current lineup in standard volleyball formation:

┌──────────────────────┐
│  IV      III      II │  ← Front row (net)
│                      │
│   V      VI       I  │  ← Back row
└──────────────────────┘

• Click an empty position to assign a player
• Click a filled position to select that player for stat entry
• Double-click to substitute a player

Rotating

After a side-out (your team wins a rally on the opponent’s serve):

1. Click the Rotate button
2. Players shift one position clockwise: II→I, III→II, IV→III, V→IV, VI→V, I→VI
3. The new Position I player is your server

The Event Timeline

Every recorded stat appears in the scrollable event timeline on the right side of the screen. Each event shows:

• Player name and jersey number
• Stat category and outcome
• Court position (if recorded)
• Timestamp (if video is playing)
• Lineup snapshot (who was in each position when the stat was recorded)

Editing Events

Click any event in the timeline to:

• Edit the outcome, player, or court position
• Delete the event
• Favorite it for quick reference
• Create a highlight (scissors icon) — saves a clip around that timestamp

Filtering

Events are filtered by the currently selected set. Switch sets using the set tabs at the top.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Key	Action
Space	Play/pause video
Ctrl+Z	Undo last stat
K	Jump to previous event
D	Jump to next event
A	Toggle auto-advance
?	Show keyboard shortcuts

Tips for Fast, Accurate Tracking

• Pre-select players — click a player in the rotation grid before the rally starts if you know who will be involved
• Use video sync — if you’re recording while video plays, every stat gets a precise timestamp for free
• Don’t overthink court position — skip it if you’re not sure. An approximate position is better than slowing down your tracking
• Edit after the fact — it’s better to record quickly and fix mistakes later than to hesitate and miss plays