Period of game stats for all three programs.
        Period stats help the coach know how their players play during a match in the various phases of each game.  Is the player one who can be strong at the end of the games, or do they choke?  These stats help find that answer.  Note as a team, as the games progressed, the team as a whole served stronger, however, the reverse was true for passing. The team did gain strength in attacking and blocking during the various periods of the games, but digging went down.  By looking at individual players, the coach can determine who is causing the team to go down or up.  The coach may want to consider taking a player out if over several matches they seem to fade and put someone in that starts weak but comes one strong when challenged at the ends of games.  Note that Player #2 went from hitting at 613 in the first part of the games, but went down to 555 during the ends of the games; not good.  On the other hand, Player #17 starts at a very poor 354 in hitting, but during the middle came up to a very good 656 and even better at the ends with 675.  That's the way a coach wants to see the players end.  Each skill can be checked for these trends.
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