The intention of this research is to determine if there are statistically important differences between the indicators of situation efficiency of different phases of volleyball game between better and worse placed teams separately for every of six rotations of a game. The research is conducted on the sample of 20 matches played by eight national representations on girl’ s youth European championship held in Zagreb in 2003. The indicators of situation efficiency are estimated for the following phases of game: serve (SERVE), serve reception (RECEP), spike in the complex of attack (SPATT), block (BLOCK), defence (DEFEN), and spike in the complex of counter-attack (SPCATT). Teams that were placed from the 1st to the 4th place on the championship are in the group of better placed teams, and the teams placed from the 5th to the 8th place belong to the group of worse placed teams. Statistically important differences between the two groups of women volleyball players determined according to the level of significance p<0.05 are obtained in Rotation 3 in the phase of the game in block (BLOCK), in Rotation 4 in the phase of spike after the defence (SPCATT), and in Rotation 5 in the phase of serve reception (RECEP). |