After five weeks with the World League, it’s time to take the first look at this race. However, let’s remember that not all teams have already played the same number of games.
Best setters
1. Sun-Soo Han (South Korea) – note: 10.67
2. Mikko Esko (Finland) – note: 10.10
3. Lukasz Zygadlo (Poland) – note: 9.14
Best scorers
1. Alexandar Atanasijevic (Serbia) – 172 points
2. Ivan Zaytsev (Italy) – 167 points
3. Earvin Ngapeth (France) – 152 points
Best spikers (efficiency)
1. Wytze Kooistra (Netherlands) – 58.19%
2. Dallas Soonias (Canada) – 53.98%
3. Ivan Zaytsev (Italy) – 53.96%
Best blockers (blocks / average by set)
1. Seyed Mohammad Mousavi Eraghi (Iran) – 33 / 1.27
2. Marko Podrascanin (Serbia) – 32 / 0.91
3. Adam Simac (Canada) – 24 / 0.86
Best servers (aces / average by set)
1. Yordan Bisset Astengo (Cuba) – 15 / 0.54
2. Alexandre Ferreira (Portugal) – 15 / 0.47
3. Alexandar Atanasijevic (Serbia) – 16 / 0.46
Best diggers (digs / average by set)
1. Mario da Silva Pedreira Junior (Brazil) – 69 / 2.88
2. Alexis Gonzรกlez (Argentina) – 74 / 2.47
3. Jenia Grebennikov (France) – 84 / 2.40
Best receivers (efficiency)
1. Paul Lotman (USA) – 70.25%
2. Lauri Kerminen (Finland) – 67.92%
3. Matthew Anderson (USA) – 67.12%
source: fivb
