Palm Beach County doesn't just dominate girls volleyball. The boys at the net bring it, too.

Eleven local squads made the cut for this year's state championship series, and each one brings a talented roster to the court. Below, find The Post's nominees for Boys Volleyball Player of the Year, as well as first, second team and honorable mention selections.

Make sure to buy tickets for this spring's Palm Beach County High School Sports Awards to be there for the announcement of the Boys Volleyball Player of the Year, along with award finalists and Coach of the Year. The live show, produced with support from Baptist Health Orthopedic Care, will be held on Wednesday, June 5, at the Palm Beach County Convention Center.

Nominated athletes can register for the event here (app.smartsheet.com/b/form/a453b3b0b11746d684ea82b881c11f88). The Palm Beach County High School Sports Awards show is part of the USA TODAY High School Sports Awards, the largest high school sports recognition program in the country.

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Player of the Year Nominees

Stephen Barnes, junior, Seminole Ridge

Saw Hawks to 23-8 record with 216 kills, 22 blocks, 142 digs, and 189 receptions. Outside and opposite hitter notched 5 kills, eight digs, and 13 service points in region championship to help Ridge claim revenge in district title rematch against King's Academy.

Dylan Guillenea, junior, Dr. Joaquin Garcia

Top player for senior-less Garcia squad in inaugural season on the court. Setter charged Bulldogs to district championship against a gritty Lake Worth team with 39 aces, 149 kills, 107 blocks, 634 assists and 175 digs.

Owen Holowecky, senior, Seminole Ridge

Setter, outside and opposite hitter's .527 hitting percentage ranked third in the nation. Ended state quarterfinal run and third varsity season with 354 kills to rank sixth in stat category for the state. Team captain is set to join roster at Long Island University.

Ryan Huff, junior, Jupiter

Outside hitter saw Warriors return to state playoff with a kill percentage of 40 for 236 kills, recording 18 blocks, 149 digs, 25 aces, 407 receptions and 14 assists along the way. In district semifinals, hit .317 for 19 kills with 10 digs to upset Dwyer in four sets and advance to championship against Suncoast. Team captain.

Zack Jabr, senior, Park Vista

Outside hitter, defensive specialist and team captain carried returning region runner-up crew through coaching transition for 21-4 route to district championship and region semifinals. Finished fourth and final varsity season ranked No. 1 in the nation with .561 hitting percentage. In Florida, 313 kills rank 15th, 74 aces rank ninth, and 88 blocks rank 25th. Committed to Barry University.

Riley Joros, freshman, Dr. Joaquin Garcia

One of four freshmen on 10-man team contributed to Bulldogs' historic 19-10 run with 22 aces, 224 kills, 322 serve receptions, 23 blocks and 166 digs at outside hitter.

Isaiah McCoy, sophomore, King's Academy

Standing 6-foot-8, middle blocker and first-year team member made instant impact with 194 kills, hitting .335 through 76 sets, and roster-high 74 blocks. In district championship sweep, seven blocks and seven digs propelled Lions' defensive efforts to deny Seminole Ridge in three sets. 2024 Boys U-19 National Team selection.

Enzo Rodrigues, senior, Boca Raton

Outside hitter's noteworthy vertical saw squad to new heights in 2024. St. Thomas University signee was critical to helping third-seeded Boca to upsets in region quarterfinals and semifinals to reach championship against Cardinal Gibbons, where Bobcats took the 2023 state runner-ups to five sets.

Kyle Ross, junior, Suncoast

Top performer of team's turnaround from 9-14 record in 2023 to 17-8 run for region semifinal finish in 2024. Opposite hitter and outside blocker overwhelmed stat sheet with state-leading 440 kills, averaging 5.6 per set while hitting .315 and managing an ace percentage of 15.6 for a roster-high 42 through 79 sets. Registered 20 of 226 digs on the season came in five-set district title victory.

Alendy Sincoul, senior, Lake Worth

Forged best season in program history for 17-3 Trojans with 85.5% kill percentage for 248 through 54 sets, adding 29 aces, 34 blocks, 80 digs, 49 assists and 306 serve receptions ahead of district runner-up performance and state playoff appearance. Committed to Concordia (Irvine, California).

Micah Tumas, senior, King's Academy

Team captain stuffed the stat sheet with roster-leading 289 kills and .346 hitting percentage. Setter's 84 aces rank No. 4 in Florida and No. 22 in the country. Signed to continue career at UC-Irvine, which finished 2024 season in semifinals of 2024 NCAA National Collegiate Volleyball Championships.

Nicholas Watson, junior, Suncoast

Libero and team captain laid down 365 digs, averaging 4.6 per game through 79 sets, to rank No. 5 in stat category for the state. Controlled serve receive for Chargers with team-high 493 receptions, chipping in 25 aces and 68 assists along the way.

More first team selections

Jonathan Benitez, senior, S/DS/OPP, Seminole Ridge − Registered 6 kills, team-high 42 aces split with Holowecky. Second on roster with 172 digs, averaging 5.5 per set. New main role as setter saw second-year varsity member improve from 42 assists last spring to 464 in 2024 with seven errors in 958 ball-handling attempts.

Michael Labrie, senior, L, Jupiter − Through 60 sets, notched 4 kills, 1 block, 39 assists, and 21 aces, while leading roster with 238 digs and 440 receptions. Team captain.

Second team

Tristan Brassington, junior, S/RH, Jupiter

Brandon Burke, senior, MH/OH/MB, Seminole Ridge

John Casey, junior, OH, King’s

Chris Casimyr, senior, S, Dwyer

Garrett Deese, junior, OH, Dr. Joaquin Garcia

Landon Gilbert, junior, MH, Park Vista

Kyle Kiefer, junior, S/OH, Atlantic Christian

Carter Kuzmin, junior, MH, Trinity Christian

Adam Masri, junior, MB, Dr. Joaquin Garcia

Michael Molina, senior, L, Seminole Ridge

Paul Morency, junior, MH, Trinity Christian

Arthur Ovilmar, senior, MB, Lake Worth

Honorable mention

Atlantic Christian: Raymond Clair; Jupiter: Daniel Gustafson, Gage Haworth; King's: Jake Manning; Spanish River: Timeo Dormerque; Lake Worth: Olivier Sincoul; Trinity Christian: Vincent Alicea; West Boca Raton: Vasyl Hlynskyy, Donny Lam

Coach of the Year

Nehemie Sincoul, Lake Worth

Lake Worth never had a season quite like the one that 2024 offered. Sincoul coached her younger brothers, Alendy and Olivier, to a stunning 16-1 regular-season record this spring, which included the program's first defeat of Jupiter in 20 years. That lone loss came against a feisty first-year squad at Dr. Joaquin Garcia, who also came in to clinch an upset of the top-seeded Trojans in the two teams' inaugural district championship appearances. Being district runner-up was enough to see LW qualify for state playoffs, where they'd fall in a first-round matchup against a Seminole Ridge squad that went on to upset King's Academy for the region title.

Emilee Smarr is a high school sports reporter for The Palm Beach Post. She can be reached at esmarr@gannett.com.

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