2026 season · ACC

Leaders

Louisville leads the ACC in break (point-scoring) percentage at 49.0% through Nov 8. Pittsburgh is second at 47.7%.

Data through · last match Nov 8

Season totals and rates from every final box score. Top 50 shown; ties share a rank.

At a glance

Break (point-scoring) percentage

18 qualified · Min. 12 matches, with play-by-play for at least half of them.

#TeamSrvBP%
1Louisville logoLouisvilleACC207249.0%
2Pittsburgh logoPittsburghACC190047.7%
3Georgia Tech logoGeorgia TechACC209545.1%
4North Carolina logoNorth CarolinaACC179544.3%
5Boston College logoBoston CollegeACC192144.0%
6NC State logoNC StateACC210343.2%
6Stanford logoStanfordACC197243.2%
8SMU logoSMUACC204642.4%
9California logoCaliforniaACC218841.5%
9Duke logoDukeACC201241.5%
11Miami (FL) logoMiami (FL)ACC184041.2%
12Virginia Tech logoVirginia TechACC176940.6%
13Notre Dame logoNotre DameACC184940.5%
14Clemson logoClemsonACC220240.3%
15Florida St. logoFlorida St.ACC205140.2%
16Virginia logoVirginiaACC179939.5%
17Wake Forest logoWake ForestACC212039.1%
18Syracuse logoSyracuseACC156838.1%

Qualifiers

  • Every per-set and percentage stat requires playing in at least 75% of the team's sets. Team sets come from final scoreboards.
  • Hitting %: also 3.0 attack attempts per team set. Ace %: also 1.5 serve attempts per team set. Reception error %: also 4.0 reception attempts per team set.
  • Season totals have no minimum.
  • Teams need at least 12 box scores to appear (half the typical D1 team's count). This keeps out non-D1 opponents that show up in a single match. Sideout % and break % use play-by-play and need it for at least half of a team's matches.
  • Blocks = solo blocks + 0.5 × block assists. Ace % = aces ÷ serve attempts. Hitting % = (K − E) ÷ TA.