Definition
A block is a defensive action at the net where one or more players deflect or stop an opponent's attack attempt. A block kill directly wins the point; a block touch redirects the ball to remain in play. Blocks per set is the primary stat used to evaluate a player's net presence.
Volleyball Block — Definition, Stats & Blocks Per Set Benchmarks
Last updated: May 2026 · VolleyTag
Types of blocks
Block Kill
Ball lands in-bounds on the opponent's side after the block. Direct point won.
Block Touch
Block redirects the ball but it remains playable. The rally continues.
Solo Block
One player deflects the attack alone.
Team Block
Two or three players form a wall together. Each player receives credit.
Blocks per set benchmarks
Outside hitters and liberos will naturally have lower block counts than middle blockers.
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