Citizens' Voice Boys Volleyball All-Stars
Kendrick Ortiz Mendez
Outside Hitter, Senior
Hazleton Area
The Cougar senior was named by the conference coaches as the league MVP. He was second in the WVC with 178 kills, and added 153 digs and 100 service points to lead Hazleton to a 9-2 record in the league and a spot in the District 2 Class 3A final.
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Jack Wasiakowski
Setter, Senior
Holy Redeemer
Wasiakowski was one of the most athletic players in the league, and did a little bit of everything for the WVC champs. He finished with 292 assists, and added 72 kills, 77 points, 21 blocks and 36 digs as Redeemer advanced to the PIAA Class 2A tournament.
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Zachary Zubritski
Outside Hitter, Junior
Nanticoke Area
Zubritski continues to grow on the court at Nanticoke Area, and will be one of the top hitters in the district next season. He finished with 145 kills, good for third in the league, and added 95 points, 86 digs and 28 aces.
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Koirey Tang
Middle Hitter, Junior
Holy Redeemer
Look for Tang to be one of the featured hitters in the WVC next season. The junior led Holy Redeemer with 117 kills and added 40 blocks in the front row.
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Matthew Clark
Outside Hitter, Sophomore
Wilkes-Barre Area
Clark is one of the young talents in the league and has two more years to patrol The Den. He had 100 kills and 101 points, and added 82 assists and 64 digs as WBA ended with an 8-3 record. He was fifth in the league in kills.
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Eric Rinehimer
Opposite Hitter, Senior
Crestwood
The senior hitter was big in the four-set win over Holy Redeemer with 14 kills and helped Crestwood pick up its first state win. The senior ended with 91 kills, 14 digs and 13 blocks for the Comets.
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Sebastian Cooney
Outside Hitter, Senior
Holy Redeemer
Another one of the talented hitters in the Royals' lineup. Playing in all rotations, Cooney had 95 kills and 96 service points to help Redeemer to a 10-1 record in the league. He added 44 digs and six blocks.
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Luke Joseph
Libero, Senior
Crestwood
For the second consecutive season, Joseph was named as the league's Defensive MVP by the coaches. He led the WVC in service points with 133, and digs with 247.
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