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BPT Elite Ostrava: elite efficiency, explosive serving and standout defense
Andre/Renato led the field in team hitting efficiency, while Evandro/Arthur Lanci topped serving and Semerad/Stocek produced the tournament’s sharpest blocking rate. Perusic/Sedlak combined strong volume with a 6–2 record. Statistics cover 61 of 62 matches and 144 sets, so the field is nearly complete but not total.
- Andre/Renato were the efficiency benchmarkTheir 46.7% team hitting efficiency was 10.49 percentage points above the 36.21% tournament average across 4 matches and 10 sets. Shaw also stood out individually at 54.4%, though player and team rates are not directly interchangeable.
- Evandro/Arthur Lanci led the service gameTheir 1.86 aces per set nearly doubled the 0.88 tournament average, a +0.98 differential across 3 matches and 7 sets. van de Velde/de Groot were the strongest high-coverage challengers among the listed teams at 1.82 over 11 sets.
- Semerad/Stocek posted the biggest blocking spikeThey averaged 4.00 blocks per set—2.10 above the 1.90 tournament average—but the mark comes from only 1 match and 2 sets. Among teams with substantially more coverage, Perusic/Sedlak led the listed field in total blocks with 48 and averaged 2.67 per set.
- Bulgacs O./Graudins set the digging-rate highTheir 12.00 digs per set exceeded the 8.58 tournament average by 3.42, but the sample is just 1 match and 2 sets. Capogrosso N./Capogrosso T. supplied stronger volume context, recording 179 digs across 17 sets and 10.53 per set.
- Digging tracked modestly against opponent hittingThe digs-per-set versus opponent hitting-efficiency correlation was negative at -0.279 across 122 observations: higher digging rates coincided descriptively with lower opponent hitting efficiency in this sample. This is an association, not evidence of causation, and should be read alongside the incomplete match-statist
