2023, Vol. 10, Issue 1, Part C

This study aims to find out how much the contribution of smash, block and service techniques in volleyball games at the POPDA DIY championship in 2022.

This type of research uses a quantitative descriptive survey method. The data collection technique uses direct observation by researchers. The validity and reliability of the instrument used Aiken's V analysis and between raters. A total of 20 matches consisting of 5 men's teams and 5 women's teams were then analyzed to find out how much the smash, block and serve techniques contributed.

The results showed that (1) The overall basic technical contribution for the men's team, namely smash was 64.49%, block was 24.62% and service was 22.83%, while for the women's team smash was 58.04%, block by 21.05% and service by 23.07%. (2) The contribution of the smash, block and service techniques of each team, namely in the City men's team, the smash technique was 59.30%, the block was 23.93%, and the service was 21.60%. The Sleman team smash technique is 71.96%, block is 23.59%, and service is 32.01%. The Bantul team smash technique is 65.02%, block is 22.5%, and service is 28.53%. The Gunung Kidul Team smash technique is 63.88%, block is 18.63%, and service is 11.78%. The Kulon Progo Team smash technique is 65.94%, block is 23.63%, and service is 16.08%. Contributions for the women's team, namely the City team with smash techniques, amounted to 63.44%, blocks amounted to 15.49%, and service contributed 27.06%. The Sleman team smash technique is 77.01%, block is 33.33%, and service is 27.66%. The Bantul team smash technique is 58.25%, block is 27.71%, and service is 22.25%. The Gunung Kidul Team smash technique is 46.37%, block is 16.46%, and service is 13.97%. The Kulon Progo team smashed 31.32%, blocked 13.54%, and served 8.91%.