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This study aimed to analyze short service accuracy, short service stroke speed, and the overall short service skill of U-15 athletes at PB. Joyful based on these two indicators. The study employed a quantitative approach with a descriptive quantitative method. The subjects were 10 athletes selected through total sampling. Data were collected through a short service skill test consisting of 10 trials using a target-zone instrument and scoring rubrics for accuracy and stroke speed. The results showed that short service accuracy had a mean score of 23.60 and was categorized as moderate, with 6 athletes (60%) in the moderate category. Stroke speed had a mean score of 22.60 and was predominantly categorized as good, with 4 athletes (40%) in the good category. Overall, short service skill based on accuracy and stroke speed had a mean score of 57.75 and was categorized as moderate. These findings indicate the need for structured training to improve accuracy consistency and control of stroke speed.
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