This study aimed to investigate the attacking speed of volleyball players in Ladakh across very high and low altitude regions, focusing on state-level players. A total of 60 male volleyball players (30 in each altitude group) aged between 18 to 21 were selected from both districts of Ladakh. The Sports Competitive Anxiety Test (SCAT) questionnaire was administered to participants 30 minutes before competition. Statistical analysis, including mean, standard deviation, and 't' test, was conducted to compare the performance between the high and low altitude groups at a significance level of 0.05. Results indicated a significant difference in attacking speed between the two altitude regions. Proper instructions regarding the study's objectives and test procedures were provided to all participants. Keywords: attacking speed, SCAT, high altitude, low altitude