The aim of this book is to illustrate the differences in setting and attacking behavior between the highest and second-highest leagues in Austrian women's volleyball. Consequently, five championship matches from both the 1st and 2nd Bundesliga were analyzed using the sports analysis software MASA. The results of the study show that there are significant differences between the leagues regarding the distribution of attacking combinations. Additionally, the setters in the 1st league perform significantly more jump sets. In the ideal setting zone, setters from the 1st league deliver sets of higher quality. Attackers in the highest league are more successful in their attacks. There is no difference in effectiveness for attacks following inaccurate sets. In summary, it can be said that players in the highest Austrian league in women's volleyball set the ball with higher quality and attack more effectively than players in the second-highest league.