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Brasília’s clearest statistical standouts
Across 61 of 62 matches and 141 sets with statistics, four teams separated themselves in the supplied aggregate data. Coverage is almost complete, but the smallest samples deserve caution—especially Michelle/Corrales’ three sets.
- Kraft/Cheng led the attack-efficiency fieldTheir 45.85% hitting efficiency was 9.08 percentage points above the 36.77% tournament average. The mark came across 4 matches and 9 sets, so it is a strong but smaller-sample standout.
- Gottardi/Orsi Toth, R. produced the tournament’s biggest serving edgeAt 2.38 aces per set, they exceeded the 1.20 average by 1.18. The figure held across 7 matches and 16 sets, with 38 total aces.
- Tina/Anastasija dominated at the netTheir 1.67 blocks per set led the supplied standout list and stood 0.61 above the 1.06 tournament average. The rate came over 7 matches and 15 sets, with 25 blocks.
- Michelle/Corrales posted the highest digging rate—but on limited coverageTheir 13.67 digs per set were 3.80 above the 9.87 field average, the largest defensive gap supplied. However, the number covers only 1 match and 3 sets, making it the least established standout.
- Dig volume showed no meaningful aggregate relationship with opponent hittingThe digs-per-set versus opponent hitting-efficiency correlation was -0.026 across 122 observations, classified as neutral. Descriptively, higher digging rates did not align with a clear reduction in opponent hitting efficiency; this does not establish causation.
