Who were the best boys volleyball players last week?
Here's our fifth poll of the spring season and hats off to the coaches who've made it a priority to send in game results each weeknight. So how does a player get nominated for Player of the Week? It’s simple.
Scores and stats can either be called in at (401) 277-7340 – or emailed to PJSports@ProvidenceJournal.com by 10 p.m. on the day of the game. When compiling nominees for Player of the Week, we go over the games that were called in and pick the best of the best, then narrow that list down to five.
Who wins is up to you.
The award is meant to be an interactive way for the state’s volleyball community to get involved with coverage and the sport. There’s no prize for winning, other than clout. If you want to win, we encourage players, parents, coaches and schools to create social media campaigns to get friends, family, classmates and whoever else to vote, vote and vote some more.
Voting is free and you can vote as many times as you’d like between now and Thursday night. The winner will be posted to the Providence Journal website Friday morning. Votes are only accepted through the poll at the bottom of this page. Emailed votes will not be accepted.
So who will be this week’s Providence Journal Player of the Week? Check out our five nominees and starting voting now.
Tyler Brayman, Westerly
The Bulldogs started their week with a massive 3-0 (25-19, 25-21, 26-24) sweep of Cranston West on Monday. It was the first loss for the Falcons this season as Brayman delivered six kills, 13 assists and four aces to spark the upset.
Brian Gugel, Lincoln
The defending champs flexed their experience with an early playoff test against Cranston West. Gugelled the Lions with 21 kills and two blocks in the signature win against Cranston West on Tuesday. The 3-1 triumph comes after being swept by the Falcons earlier this season.
Wayne McNamara, Lincoln
McNamara had an all-around great showing against Cranston West on Tuesday after racking up19 kills, six blocks and 21 digs for Lincoln. The senior then added 14 kills, seven blocks and seven digs in a sweep of Woonsocket on Thursday.
Jet Nascimento, Central
The Central star managed a stunning 20 kills, six digs and three blocks in a three-setter vs. Pilgrim. Nascimento then added 10 kills, three aces and two blocks in a sweep over West Warwick.
Josh Vitullo, Mt. Hope
Vitullo was dishing out helpers all over the three-set match against Davies (25-16, 25-18, 25-18) and racked up 17 assists with a pair of aces and three digs.
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