Newsday's top 50 boys volleyball players for fall 2022
Patrick Radomski of Massapequa after getting a point in the Long Island Division I boys volleyball championship against Smithtown West on Nov. 11, 2021. Credit: James Escher
Newsday's annual list of the top boys volleyball players across Long Island high schools as the season gets underway, listed in alphabetical order.
A transfer from Ward Melville, he had 55 kills and 35 blocks as a middle blocker.
He’ll be a key contributor toward Hills’ success.
He was second for the Lions in kills with 117.
He recorded 209 kills and 69 blocks to help lead the Colts to an appearance in last season’s Nassau Division II final.
He will be the centerpiece on offense for Syosset after picking up 103 kills and 30 aces.
He totaled 176 digs in 2021.
He tallied 292 digs, 36 assists, 26 aces and 12 kills.
(From left) Ayden DesLauriers of Eastport-South Manor and Tommy Bello of Calhoun.
A libero in his freshman season, he had 358 assists, 120 digs, 65 kills, 26 aces and 20 blocks last year for the state Division II champion Sharks.
He recorded 136 kills, 78 digs, nine blocks and eight aces in 2021.
After switching from the right side, Dywer will be a key component for the Tigers on the outside this season.
He played a key role in Port Washington’s run to the Nassau Division I final in 2021.
Missing most of last season because of injury, Fagan is projected to become one of the top outside hitters in Suffolk.
He had 84 kills for the Hawks last season.
He was a major contributor toward Smithtown West winning the Long Island Division I championship last season.
He totaled 112 kills and 24 blocks as a sophomore.
He posted 123 kills and 12 aces in 2021.
He’s expected to provide quality production from the middle for Syosset.
He totaled 100 kills and 55 blocks.
He had 64 kills and 21 assists.
He led the Lions with 158 kills.
He posted 145 kills, 32 blocks and 17 aces.
He averaged 10 kills per game for the Highlanders.
He had 33 kills and 27 blocks in only nine games.
He recorded 425 assists, 119 digs, 29 aces, 28 digs and 17 blocks.
He’ll be the centerpiece for the Vikings on the outside.
An absolute force on the court, he recorded an eye-opening 421 kills along with 80 digs, 51 blocks and 30 aces last season.
With 75 kills in limited playing time last season, he’ll take on a much bigger role this fall.
He totaled 744 assists, 44 aces, 26 kills and 26 blocks for the Dalers, who went 18-2 last season.
He posted 235 kills and 44 aces for the Dalers.
He was Pat-Med’s top offensive producer with 151 kills.
He racked up 225 kills last season along with 77 digs and 15 blocks.
(From left) Ryan Pucella of Calhoun, Tristan Rezza of Massapequa and Patrick Radomski of Massapequa.
He tallied 578 assists for the Colts.
He’ll play a key role for the three-time defending Nassau Division I champion.
After splitting time between outside hitter and libero in 2021, totaling 103 digs and 85 kills, he will be a full-time libero this season.
He’ll be a major component as Massapequa looks to make another Long Island championship appearance.
He tallied 109 kills, 24 digs and 18 blocks.
He totaled 124 assists, 98 digs and 11 aces.
He’s expected to play a bigger role after averaging 15 assists and three kills per game.
He totaled 295 digs last season.
He’ll look to command the outside once again for Massapequa.
He’ll be the centerpiece for the Golden Eagles in 2022.
(From left) Jack Schiffl of Massapequa, Aaron Williams of Roslyn and Sean Seely of Bethpage.
He’ll have plenty of impact for the defending Long Island Division I champion.
He recorded 84 kills, 22 blocks and a team-leading 30 aces.
He totaled 105 assists, 81 kills, 60 digs and 13 aces in 2021.
He had 287 kills, 240 digs, 35 blocks, 28 assists and 21 aces for the Marauders.
He’ll help set the tone after recording 130 digs and 70 kills in 2021.
Coming off limited action last season, he and Ayden DesLauriers are expected to form one of Suffolk’s strongest combinations on the outside.
He had 89 kills, 52 blocks, 13 digs and 13 aces in his first season at outside hitter after previously playing middle blocker.
His hitting helped lift the Bulldogs to the Nassau Division II title last season.
He racked up 620 assists last season along with 50 digs, 37 aces and 13 kills.
