[BACK]  • Setter Dump (off net) • Setter Dump (on the net) • Setter Dump (push to corner) • Setter Dump (over shoulder) Volleyball setter dumps, often described as a clever and strategic move, are a technique employed by setters to catch the opposing team off guard. In this maneuver, the setter opts to bypass the expected set to a hitter and, instead, swiftly places the ball over the net into the opponent's court, aiming for an unguarded spot. Setter dumps are a testament to the setter's ability to read the game and exploit opportunities for quick and unexpected points. • Setter Dump example 1: Here are some of the possible setter dumps when the setter receives a ball in system and the opposing defense is NOT cheating. 
• Setter Dump example 2: Here are some of the possible setter dumps when the setter receives a ball in right front and the opposing defense is NOT cheating. 
• Setter Dump example 3: Here are some of the possible setter dumps when the setter receives a ball in left front and the opposing defense is NOT cheating. 
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