2026 season · Ivy League
Leaders
Cornell leads the Ivy League in opponent hitting percentage at .152 through Nov 7 (lower is better). Yale is second at .172.
Data through · last match Nov 7
Season totals and rates from every final box score. Top 50 shown; ties share a rank.
At a glance
Opponent hitting percentagelower is better
8 qualified · Min. 12 matches.
| # | Team | Conf | TA | Opp Hit%(low) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ivy League | 2937 | .152 | |
| 2 | Ivy League | 2394 | .172 | |
| 3 | Ivy League | 3375 | .183 | |
| 4 | Ivy League | 2848 | .184 | |
| 5 | Ivy League | 2845 | .226 | |
| 6 | Ivy League | 2839 | .231 | |
| 7 | Ivy League | 2460 | .237 | |
| 8 | Ivy League | 2470 | .249 |
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.