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Studying the status of anxiety during sports’ competition and its impact on abilities and skills, especially on the accuracy of shooting in volleyball while jumping, and realizing the extent of its effect on the anxiety which happens during competitions, and how much it affect the volleyball players, particularly on the players’ performance during matches and due to the fact that the volleyball game is characterized by speedy movements because of the speed of the ball and layers in the playground, the research problem lies in investigating the reasons behind the anxiety in competitions and the extent of its effect on the shooting performance and its accuracy while jumping. The researcher conducted the study in order to know the extent of the effect of anxiety on the smoothness of shooting performance and accuracy while jumping in volleyball. The research aimed to identify the percentage of competition anxiety (during the practical test) among the students of the second level and its effect on shooting accuracy while jumping in volleyball. The researchers used the descriptive approach with the survey method due to its suitability to the nature of the research. The research sample were students from the second level, who were chosen by lot, as there were three groups of students (A, B, and C). The group B was selected by lot, in this group, 20 students was chosen, out of 27 students (%74 of the research population). Pretests and posttests were carried out to get the results, to analyze them and discuss them over. The researcher concluded that competition anxiety had a relationship with shooting accuracy in volleyball among the students on the second level in the Faculty of Physical Education in Al-Mustansariyah University. The researcher recommended to increase the number of hours of training for the skill of shooting accuracy in volleyball among the second level students and the coaches had to encourage the players before going to the competition in order to enhance the psychological and morale status of the players.(Published abstract)