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The IHSAA boys volleyball season featured great talent and it's now time for IndyStar readers to vote for the Player of the Year.
Make your pick in the poll at the bottom of the article. The fan poll will close at noon on Thursday, July 9.
More: 'He was a force': Perry Meridian grad Ramlian Thang was an elite boys volleyball player
Aung ranked second in the state with 1,045 assists. He averaged 9.6 assists per set.
Braun led the state with 412 kills. He recorded a .205 hitting percentage with the third-most digs (187) on the team.
Lawrie ranked eighth in the state in kills (367). He recorded the second most receptions (462) and digs (207) on the team.
Morris earned the second most assists (549) and kills (221) for the Royals. He also led the team with 49 serve aces and ranked third with 190 digs and 71 blocks.
Meyer earned the fifth-most digs (440) in the state. He ranked third on the team with 380 receptions and 89 assists.
Philistin-Lynch ranked fourth in the state with 403 kills. He recorded a .316 hitting percentage as a sophomore.
Persic recorded 1,003 assists, which ranked third in the state. He averaged nine assists per set as a junior.
Spidel led all players in the state with 1,064 assists as a senior. He also totaled the second most blocks (59) on the team.
Thang was the state leader in kills (514) with a .315 hitting percentage during his senior year. He ranked third on the team with 172 digs and 41 blocks.
Thanga led the state with 664 digs during his junior season. He led the team with 516 receptions.
Marc Ray is a high school sports reporter at the IndyStar. He can be reached at [email protected] , and on X, formerly Twitter, at @themarcszn.
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Make your pick in the poll at the bottom of the article. The fan poll will close at noon on Thursday, July 9.
More: 'He was a force': Perry Meridian grad Ramlian Thang was an elite boys volleyball player
Steven Aung, Zionsville
Aung ranked second in the state with 1,045 assists. He averaged 9.6 assists per set.
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Quinn Braun, Cathedral
Braun led the state with 412 kills. He recorded a .205 hitting percentage with the third-most digs (187) on the team.
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Xavier Lawrie, Roncalli
Lawrie ranked eighth in the state in kills (367). He recorded the second most receptions (462) and digs (207) on the team.
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AJ Morris, Roncalli
Morris earned the second most assists (549) and kills (221) for the Royals. He also led the team with 49 serve aces and ranked third with 190 digs and 71 blocks.
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Noah Meyer, Roncalli
Meyer earned the fifth-most digs (440) in the state. He ranked third on the team with 380 receptions and 89 assists.
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Eli Philistin-Lynch, Carmel
Philistin-Lynch ranked fourth in the state with 403 kills. He recorded a .316 hitting percentage as a sophomore.
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Cael Persic, Cathedral
Persic recorded 1,003 assists, which ranked third in the state. He averaged nine assists per set as a junior.
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Shepard Spidel, Carmel
Spidel led all players in the state with 1,064 assists as a senior. He also totaled the second most blocks (59) on the team.
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Ramlian Thang, Perry Meridian
Thang was the state leader in kills (514) with a .315 hitting percentage during his senior year. He ranked third on the team with 172 digs and 41 blocks.
Joshua Thanga, Greenwood
Thanga led the state with 664 digs during his junior season. He led the team with 516 receptions.
Marc Ray is a high school sports reporter at the IndyStar. He can be reached at [email protected] , and on X, formerly Twitter, at @themarcszn.
This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: Vote: IndyStar boys volleyball Player of the Year
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