4/29/25 New Jersey’s high school boys volleyball landscape in 2025 is a showcase of elite talent, statistical depth, and tightly contested team rivalries. The NJP Player Rater algorithm has evaluated hundreds of players using a composite formula that accounts for all-around

4/28/25 At 6'5", Gian Gomez has become a force to be reckoned with on the volleyball court for St. Joseph Metuchen. The senior outside hitter has already accumulated over 470 career kills and is helping lead the third-ranked Falcons as they

4/28/25 This is our first player rater for the 2025 boys season. A quick reminder for those new to the website. The Player Rater algorithm uses not only statistics per set but the schedule strength of the opponents to get those

4/28/25 Rankings reflect all games played through 4/26/25.

4/27/25 The following represents the NJP computer algorithm ranking through games played April 26th. Old Bridge continues its dominating lead driving many teams rankings lower compared to the leader.

4/26/25 In a strong showing for New Jersey volleyball, all four NJ teams advanced to the gold bracket in the recent Rhody Boys high school volleyball tournament in Rhode Island, with St. Joseph's Metuchen ultimately reaching the championship match against North

4/23/25 Few players command attention quite like Timothy Smith. Standing at an imposing 6'5" with an extraordinary 11'9" vertical leap, the West Caldwell Tech senior has transformed from a volleyball newcomer to a Division I-bound talent in just three short years. Smith,

April 2025 The Randolph Rams boys volleyball team is on a tear this spring, rolling to an unbeaten 14-0 record behind a powerful lineup that features one of New Jersey’s rising stars, 6’5” junior Benjamin Barninger. With 106 kills, 36 blocks,

4/21/25 As the algorithm continues to collect data, rankings continue to get calibrated. Saturday's matchups brought some clarity, especially at #1 and #2 with Old Bridge squeaking out a 5 set win over Southern with the Rams handing the Knights their

4/20/25 In the storied gymnasium of Southern Regional High School, where championship banners hang as testaments to volleyball excellence, junior setter Logan Homme has emerged as the newest architect of the Rams' continued success. Standing 6'0" tall, the class of 2026

4/20/25 Certain volleyball players stand out not just for their statistical prowess, but for their game-changing impact on their teams. Albert Nova, a junior at Passaic Charter, has firmly established himself as one of those difference-makers. At 16 years old, the

4/18/25 High school volleyball in New Jersey has always been about more than just the final score. It's about community, momentum, culture, and now, more than ever, it’s about visibility. Social media is reshaping how players, teams, and fans experience the

4/17/25 1. Old Bridge (11-0, #1 Ranked) Old Bridge continues its volleyball dynasty with a perfect 11-0 record and best in class 30.00 rating. Their 10.45 point differential is the highest in the state, showing complete dominance on both sides of the

4/17/25 For games played through 4/16/25 The NJP computer algorithm continues to calibrate as the season progresses. Below is both the current rankings for all 215 teams as well as a breakout of the rankings in conference format. Note that Old Bridge

4/17/25 Few programs have achieved the sustained excellence of the St. Joseph Metuchen Falcons. At the heart of their current dynasty stands junior outside hitter Dominic Nycz, whose explosive athleticism and technical skill have helped the Falcons secure two consecutive Group

4/16/25 Success in New Jersey high school volleyball is often measured in statistics and championships. But for Monroe Township's Joel Abraham, the numbers tell only part of a much deeper story... one of family legacy, immigrant perseverance, and a commitment to

4/13/25 Standout athletes often combine natural gifts with dedicated training to reach new heights. For Westfield High School senior Veer Agarwal, a towering 6'7" middle blocker with impressive versatility, that combination has opened doors to both academic and athletic opportunities at

4/14/25 Established programs often dominate the conversation on NJP. But this spring, a new contender has emerged as Hightstown High School launches its inaugural boys volleyball season. At the heart of this pioneering effort stands junior middle blocker Shawn Lobo, whose

4/11/25 Standing at an impressive 6'5", Hopewell Valley senior Shane Sullivan has become a formidable force on the volleyball court. As a middle blocker who holds Bulldog school records for career kills and blocks, Sullivan's journey in the sport began with

4/10/25 We have been processing all of the changes in the NJSIAA group and sectional realignments over this past few weeks. Looking at both documents from the classification previously to the new, there are several significant changes in how schools are

4/9/25 High school boys volleyball in New Jersey has grown into a vibrant community that offers far more than just a path to college athletics. While many young athletes dream of playing at the collegiate level, the true value of participating

4/8/25 Growing up in Bridgewater with athletics in his blood, Harry Fromberg has established himself as one of New Jersey's premier volleyball talents. The 6'6" outside hitter for Bridgewater-Raritan High School represents a perfect blend of natural ability, dedicated work ethic,

For Boys NJ High School Volleyball as of 4/6/25

It's still very early in the season, but we are sharing our algorithm's first look at the computerized ranking for NJ Boys HS Volleyball for 2025. We have 365 matches played so far through Sunday, April 6. There are 211

4/7/2025 New Jersey high school volleyball senior outside hitter Gavin Warburton of Nutley High School stands as a testament to what determination, passion, and hard work can accomplish. As one of only two senior starters on the Raiders' squad, Warburton has

4/6/25 As the New Jersey boys high school volleyball season gets underway, we're already witnessing remarkable performances across the state. With just two weeks of competition in the books, several athletes have distinguished themselves as statistical leaders, setting the pace for

In the competitive world of New Jersey high school volleyball, few names currently carry as much weight as Daniel Ennis. The 6'4" junior outside hitter has already established himself as one of the state's premier players, while helping to maintain