to the drawing in greater detail the reference numeral 10 represents a volleyball spiking tee incorporating the invention wherein there is a cage or rack 11 upon which a plurality of volleyballs 12 are stored in a row the rack is made from several spaced apart generally 34 u 34 shaped ribs 13 and which are attached to a plurality of elongated rods 14 extending thereacross the ribs and rods are made of anodized aluminum and the attachment may be made by weld the rack thus forms a chute or trough in which the balls are supported the rack is supported in elevated position upon a downwardly extending post assembly 15 that includes a pair of small flat plates 16 between which a portion of the lower rods are sandwiched and the plates are bolted together by bolts 17 extending therebetween a vertically downward sleeve 18 is welded to an underside of the lower plate which extends horizontally thereupon a spacer 19 is placed between the rear portion of the lower plate and an underside of the frame so that the frame thus inclines downwardly toward its front at approximately eight degrees so that the balls roll freely toward the front end a ball dispensing unit 20 is formed at the front end of the rack by means of the lowermost rods being longer so to form a pair of forwardly extending equally spaced apart track rails 21 upon which the balls can roll a forward terminal end of the rails are slightly bent arcuately downward and a rubber hose 22 is slid on each the hoses projecting a short distance beyond the rod ends as shown for the balls to roll thereacross also the uppermost rods are made longer so to form.