Stat leaders: 2020 college men’s volleyball national awards

The award season for college men’s volleyball is here.

Off the Block each season presents numerous annual national awards recognizing the outstanding individual performances in NCAA Division I-II men’s volleyball. Check out the statistical leaders for each of the awards.

Lloy Ball Award

The Lloy Ball Award is given to the nation’s best setter in NCAA Division I-II men’s volleyball during the regular season. The annual award is named after the former U.S. Olympic gold medalist and Purdue Fort Wayne All-American setter Lloy Ball and is selected by a nationwide voting committee of college men’s volleyball coaches and media members.

Assists per game average
1. Oscar Fiorentino, Barton – 10.78
2. Frederico Santos, Purdue Fort Wayne – 10.75
3. Wil Stanley, BYU – 10.74
4. Casey McGarry, UC Santa Barbara – 10.59
5. Quinn Isaacso, Ball State – 10.3
6. Heath Hughes, Grand Canyon – 10.29
7. Michael Wright, Ohio State – 10.2
8. Connor Walbrecht, UC San Diego – 10.07
9. Taylor Ittner, CSUN – 10.07
10. Cole Bogner, Penn State – 10
11. Ian Cowen, Loyola – 9.96
12. Carlos Rivera, Long Beach State – 9.95
13. AJ Risavy, Lincoln Memorial – 9.93
14. Matthew Ctvrlik, Harvard – 9.91
15. Kevin Kauling, Lewis – 9.89

Aces per game average
1. Mads Kyed Jensen, UCLA – 0.600
2. Bradley Peters, Lees-McRae – 0.529
3. Chaz Hafer, Urbana – 0.338
4. Matthew Ctvrlik, Harvard – 0.333
5. Francisco Pomar, Erskine – 0.295
6. Roque Nido, NJIT – 0.292
7. Connor Walbrecht, UC San Diego – 0.271
8. Oscar Fiorentino, Barton – 0.265
9. Michael Krueger, Daemen – 0.255
10. Trevor Filer, Alderson Broaddus – 0.231
11. Ryan Serrano, McKendree – 0.231
12. Quinn Isaacson, Ball State – 0.228

Blocks per game average
1. Yoran Raymaekers, Quincy- 0.765
2. Wil Stanley, BYU – 0.689
3. Connor Walbrecht, UC San Diego 0.629
4. Cole Bogner, Penn State – 0.612
5. Frederico Santos, Purdue Fort Wayne – 0.608

Digs per game average
1. Casey McGarry, UC Santa Barbara – 2.48
2. Yoran Raymaekers, Quincy – 2.24
3. Justin Lui, Stanford – 2.23
4. Quinn Isaacson, Ball State – 2.14
5. Connor Walbrecht, UC San Diego – 2.09
6. Carlos Rivera, Long Beach State – 1.95
7. Matthew Ctvrlik, Harvard – 1.91
8. Frederico Santos, Purdue Fort Wayne – 1.86
9. Wil Stanley, BYU – 1.75
10. Michael Wright, Ohio State – 1.73
11. Zach Talamoa, George Mason – 1.72
12. Taylor Ittner, CSUN – 1.64
13. Ryan Serrano, McKendree – 1.60
14. Chaz Hafe, Urbana – 1.57
15. Heath Hughes, Grand Canyon – 1.56

Team attack percentage
1. Hawai’i — .371
2. BYU — .358
3. Barton — .353
4. Lewis — .344
5. UC Santa Barbara — .333
6. Long Beach State — .325
7. NJIT — .319
T-8. Lincoln Memorial — .302
T-8. UCLA — .302
10. Grand Canyon — .299
11. Ohio State — .294
12. Harvard — .287
13. CSUN — .286
14. Princeton — .282
T-15. UC Irvine — .280
T-15. UC San Diego — .280

Bryan Ivie Award

The Bryan Ivie Award is given to the nation’s best opposite in NCAA Division I-II men’s volleyball during the regular season. The annual award is named after the former U.S. Olympian and USC All-American opposite Bryan Ivie and is selected by a nationwide voting committee of college men’s volleyball coaches and media members.

Kills per game average
1. Rado Parapunov, Hawai’i – 4.47
2. Angelos Mandilaris, Barton – 4.43
3. Evan Cory, Lincoln Memorial – 4.26
4. Jaylen Jasper, Stanford – 4.11
5. Gabi Garcia Fernandez, BYU – 4.00
6. Randy DeWeese, UC Santa Barbara- 3.70
7. Francisco Salinger Cenzual, Limestone – 3.62
8. Campbell Schoenfeld, Harvard – 3.58
9. Omari Wheeler, Quincy – 3.54
10. George Huhmann, Princeton – 3.38
11. Matt Szews, Ball State – 3.31
12. Zach Yerington, Daemen – 3.25
13. Alexandre Nsakanda, UC Irvine – 3.15
14. Billy Fauntleroy, USC – 3.15
15. Kyle Hobus, CSUN – 3.15

Attack percentage
1. Angelos Mandilaris, Barton – .412
2. Rado Parapunov, Hawai’i – .377
3. Evan Cory, Lincoln Memorial – .365
4. Gabi Garcia Fernandez, BYU – .343
5. Francisco Salinger Cenzual, Limestone – .319
6. Simon Andersen, Long Beach State – .307
7. Campbell Schoenfeld, Harvard – .292
8. Randy DeWeese, UC Santa Barbara – .288
9. Jaylen Jasper, Stanford – .280
10. George Huhmann, Princeton – .275
11. Andrew Kohut, Belmont Abbey – .274
12. Zach Yerington, Daemen – .271
13. Luis Kannee, North Greenville – .269
14. Joshua Kim, King – .254
15. Dalen Instenes, Lewis – .245

Aces per game average
1. Gabi Garcia Fernandez, BYU – 0.918
2. George Huhmann, Princeton – 0.564
3. Angelos Mandilaris, Barton – 0.551
4. Evan Cory, Lincoln Memorial – 0.468
5. Francisco Salinger Cenzual, Limestone – 0.42
6. Randy DeWeese, UC Santa Barbara – 0.393
7. Hugo Fischer, Grand Canyon – 0.386
8. Rado Parapunov, Hawai’i – 0.356
9. Matt Szews, Ball State – 0.354
10. Dalen Instenes, Lewis- 0.339
11. Alexandre Nsakanda, UC Irvine – 0.322
12. Luke Denton, Loyola – 0.319
13. Julian Meissner, NJIT – 0.267
14. Billy Fauntleroy, USC – 0.264

Blocks per game average
1. Gabi Garcia Fernandez, BYU – 1.00
2. Randy DeWeese, UC Santa Barbara – 0.929
3. Julian Meissner, NJIT – 0.889
4. George Huhmann, Princeton – 0.873
5. Rado Parapunov, Hawai’i – 0.844
6. Bryce Gatling, George Mason – 0.825
7. Collin Shannon, UC San Diego – 0.825
8. Joshua Kim, King – 0.783
9. Hugo Fischer, Grand Canyon – 0.737
10. Zach Schnittker, McKendree – 0.694
11. Simon Andersen, Long Beach State – 0.69
12. Luke Denton, Loyola – 0.66
13. Alexandre Nsakanda, UC Irvine – 0.644
14. Omari Wheeler, Quincy – 0.632
15. Jacob Steele, Pepperdine – 0.617

Digs per game average
1. Francisco Salinger Cenzual, Limestone – 2.06
2. Evan Cory, Lincoln Memorial – 2.05
3. Luke Denton, Loyola – 1.85
4. Randy DeWeese, UC Santa Barbara – 1.84
5. Dalen Instenes, Lewis – 1.71
6. Jaylen Jasper, Stanford – 1.70
7. Gabi Garcia Fernandez, BYU – 1.52
8. Matt Szews, Ball State – 1.52
9. Rado Parapunov, Hawai’I – 1.44

Karch Kiraly Award

The Karch Kiraly Award is given to the nation’s best outside attacker in NCAA Division I-II men’s volleyball during the regular season. The annual award is named after the former U.S. Olympic gold medalist and UCLA All-American outside attacker and is selected by a nationwide voting committee of college men’s volleyball coaches and media members.

Kills per game average
1. Liam Maxwell, Belmont Abbey – 4.53
2. Pelegrin Vargas, Purdue Fort Wayne = 4.38
3. Kaleb Jenness, Ball State – 4.17
4. Raymond Barsemian, Concordia-Irvine – 4.07
5. Kyle McCauley, UC San Diego – 4.06
6. Michael Fisher, Saint Francis – 4.02
7. Ryan Coenen, Lewis – 4.00
8. Matteo Miselli, Tusculum – 3.92
9. Cole Schlothauer, Loyola – 3.79
10. Colton Cowell, Hawai’i – 3.77
11. Brett Wildman, Penn State – 3.68
12. Tristan Santoyo, Queens – 3.67
13. Tobi Azeez, Mount Olive – 3.63
14. Alvaro Gimeno, NJIT – 3.63
15. Davide Gardini, BYU – 3.61

Attack percentage
1. Filip Humler, Hawai’I – .373
2. Davide Gardini, BYU- .370
3. Colton Cowell, Hawai’i – .362
4. Alvaro Gimeno, NJIT – .353
5. Joel Schneidmiller, UC Irvine – .339
6. Liam Maxwell, Belmont Abbey – .334
7. Ryan Coenen, Lewis- .330
8. Jens Feldthus, NJIT – .328
9. Kyle McCauley, UC San Diego – .321
10. Adrian Iglesias, Barton – .319
11. Brett Wildman, Penn State – .315
12. Blake Reardon, Ball State – .310
T-13. Reese Devilbiss, Ohio State – .309
T-13. Tobi Azees, Mount Olive – .309
15. Spencer Olivier, Long Beach State – .307

Aces per game average
1. Kyle Bugee, Lewis – 0.619
2. Christian Janke, Grand Canyon – 0.544
3. Alvaro Gimeno, NJIT – 0.521
4. Matteo Miselli, Tusculum- 0.51
5. Diego Negron, Lindenwood – 0.473
6. Maciej Ptaszynski, CSUN – 0.466
7. Lachlan Bray, Charleston – 0.44
8. Richie Hoff, George Mason – 0.429
9. Camden Gianni, Grand Canyon – 0.429
10. Cal Fisher, Penn State – 0.426
11. Austin Matautia, UCLA – 0.406
12. Colton Cowell, Hawai’i – 0.400
13. Brett Wildman, Penn State – 0.397
14. Wyatt Harrison, UC San Diego – 0.394
15. Spencer Olivier, Long Beach State – 0.39

Blocks per game average
1. Greg Luck, Princeton – 1.037
2. Davide Gardini, BYU – 0.906
3. AJ Lewis, Lindenwood – 0.8
4. Diego Negron, Lindenwood – 0.745
5. Filip Humler, Hawai’i – 0.737
6. Joel Schneidmiller, UC Irvine – 0.687
7. Martin Lallemand, Ohio State – 0.677
8. Shaphar Grant, Tusculum – 0.644
9. Zach Eschenberg, BYU – 0.636
10. Raymond Barsemian, Concordia-Irvine – 0.632
11. Tristan Santoyo, Queens – 0.611
12. Jeremy Kirch, Lindenwood – 0.6
13. Ifeanyi Ukachukwu, Alderson Broaddus – 0.59
14. Noah Dyer, Pepperdine – 0.588
15. Calin Butler, Sacred Heart – 0.588

Digs per game average
1. Sam Greenslade, George Mason – 2.02
2. Davide Gardini, BYU – 1.97
3. JB Kam, UC Irvine – 1.94
4. Joel Schneidmiller, UC Irvine – 1.87
5. Ryan Coenen, Lewis – 1.81
6. Jarrod Ferguson, Mount Olive – 1.81
7. Pelegrin Vargas, Purdue Fort Wayne – 1.75
8. Eric Li, Harvard – 1.74
9. Andrew Holman, Limestone – 1.74
10. Tristan Santoyo, Queens – 1.74
11. Kaleb Jenness, Ball State – 1.73
12. Martin Lallemand, Ohio State – 1.68
Cole Schlothauer, Loyola – 1.64
14. Josh Bragg, Queens – 1.63

Ryan Millar Award

The Ryan Millar Award is given to the nation’s best middle attacker in NCAA Division I-II men’s volleyball during the regular season. The annual award is named after former BYU All-American and U.S. Olympian Ryan Millar and is selected by a nationwide voting committee of college men’s volleyball coaches and media members.

Kills per game average
1. Daenan Gyimah, UCLA – 2.98
2. Tyler Mitchum, Lewis – 2.89
3. Daniel Wetter, CSUN – 2.74
4. Kyle Piekarski, Loyola – 2.63
5. Tomas Gago, Purdue Fort Wayne – 2.37
6. Kyle Gear, USC – 2.26
7. James Henneberry, St. Francis Brooklyn- 2.25
8. Brad Creamer, George Mason – 2.22
9. Brandon Baker, North Greenville- 2.16
10. Shane Holdaway, Long Beach State – 2.14

Attack percentage
1. Daniel Wetter, CSUN – .528
2. Keenan Sanders, UC Santa Barbara – .521
3. Kyle Piekarski, Loyola – .509
4. Tyler Mitchem, Lewis – .505
5. Shane Holdaway, Long Beach State – .496
6. Daenan Gyimah, UCLA – .492
7. Pedro Carvalho, Lincoln Memorial – .444
8. Tomas Gago, Purdue Fort Wayne – .432
9. Jack Reese, George Mason- .428
10. James Henneberry, St. Francis Brooklyn – .413
11. Wyatt Dimke, McKendree – .411
12. Austin Wilmot, Pepperdine – .405
13. Patrick Gasman, Hawai’i – .383
14. Shane Benetz, UC San Diego – .371
15. Richie Diedrich, Purdue Fort Wayne- .367

Aces per game average
1. Pedro Carvalho, Lincoln Memorial – 0.519
2. Jason Donorovich, Penn State – 0.515
3. Ben Hamsho, North Greenville – 0.441
4. Patrick Gasman, Hawai’i – 0.4
5. Caleb Slater, Erskine – 0.366
6. Rob Chatterton, Sacred Heart – 0.362
7. Don Thompson, Emmanuel – 0.353
8. Luca Berger, NJIT- 0.341
9. Brandon Baker, North Greenville- 0.328
10. Daenan Gyimah, UCLA – 0.308
11. Luke Visgitis, Mount Olive – 0.273
12. Philipp Lauter, Emmanuel – 0.254
13. Matthew Younggren, UCLA – 0.242
14. Brad Creamer, George Mason – 0.238
15. Jon Igo, Limestone – 0.222

Blocks per game average
1. Scott Stadick, UC Irvine – 2.03
2. Luca Berger, NJIT – 1.386
3. Alex Pappas, Lindenwood – 1.309
4. Rob Chatterton, Sacred Heart – 1.298
5. Richie Diedrich, Purdue Fort Wayne – 1.259
6. Sam Schindler, Lindenwood – 1.242
7. Patrick Gasman, Hawai’i – 1.2
8. Shane Benetz, UC San Diego – 1.171
9. Miki Jauhiainen, BYU – 1.143
10. Guilherme Voss, Hawai’i – 1.132
11. Tyler Mitchem, Lewis – 1.123
12. Austin Wilmot, Pepperdine – 1.118
13. Keenan Sanders, UC Santa Barbara – 1.054
14. Pedro Carvalho, Lincoln Memorial – 1.037
15. Adam Meyer, Quincy – 1.020

Erik Shoji Award

The Erik Shoji Award is given to the nation’s best libero in NCAA Division I-II men’s volleyball during the regular season. The annual award is named after the current U.S. starting libero and former Stanford All-American libero Erik Shoji and is selected by a nationwide voting committee of college men’s volleyball coaches and media members.

Digs per game average
1. Timothy McIntosh, Sacred Heart – 3.09
2. Michal Podgorzak, Limestone – 2.94
3. Noam Hannoun, Quincy – 2.81
4. Addison Enriques, Concordia-Irvine – 2.53
5. Chase Howard, Harvard – 2.52
6. Dominick Pikura, St. Francis Brooklyn – 2.37
7. Francisco Comas, McKendree – 2.34
8. Christian Phung, North Greenville – 2.32
9. Will Bantle, Penn State – 2.28
10. Steven Nalls, Lees-McRae – 2.25
11. Mason Briggs, Long Beach State – 2.24
12. Justin Lui, Stanford – 2.23
13. Luke Meidel, Ohio State – 2.20
14. Gage Worsley, Hawai’I – 2.10
15. Daniel Cerqua, Belmont Abbey – 2.10

National Blocker of the Year

The National Blocker of the Year is annually awarded to the NCAA Division I-II men’s volleyball player with the best front-row defensive performance during the regular season. This was the first national award organized by Off the Block and each year is selected by a nationwide voting committee of college men’s volleyball coaches and media members.

Blocks per game average
1. Scott Stadick, UC Irvine – 2.03
2. Luca Berger, NJIT – 1.386
3. Alex Pappas, Lindenwood – 1.309
4. Rob Chatterton, Sacred Heart – 1.298
5. Richie Diedrich, Purdue Fort Wayne – 1.259
6. Sam Schindler, Lindenwood – 1.242
7. Patrick Gasman, Hawai’i – 1.2
8. Shane Benetz, UC San Diego – 1.171
9. Miki Jauhiainen, BYU – 1.143
10. Guilherme Voss, Hawai’i – 1.132
11. Tyler Mitchem, Lewis – 1.123
12. Austin Wilmot, Pepperdine – 1.118
13. Keenan Sanders, UC Santa Barbara – 1.054
T-14. Pedro Carvalho, Lincoln Memorial – 1.037
T-14. Greg Luck, Princeton- 1.037

Blocks
1. Scott Stadick, UC Irvine – 136
T-2. Sam Schindler, Lindenwood – 82
T-2. Shane Benetz, UC San Diego – 82
T-4. Tyler Mitchem, Lewis – 73
T-4. Richie Diedrich, Purdue Fort Wayne- 73
T-6. Alex Pappas, Lindenwood – 72
T-6. Miki Jauhiainen, BYU – 72
8. Ben Hamsho, North Greenville – 67
9. Rob Chatterton, Sacred Heart – 61
T-10. Wyatt Dimke, McKendree- 61
T-10. Luca Berger, NJIT – 61
T-10. Gabi Garcia Fernandez, BYU – 61
13. Jack Reese George, Mason- 60
T-14. Ian McLain, Grand Canyon- 59
T-14. Samuel Clark, Ohio State – 59
T-14. Keenan Sanders, UC Santa Barbara – 59

Solo blocks
1. Scott Stadick, UC Irvine – 19
2. Pedro Carvalho, Lincoln Memorial – 14
3. Rob Chatterton, Sacred Heart – 13
T-4. Tyler Mitchem, Lewis – 11
T-4. Jack Reese, George Mason – 11
T-4. Wyatt Dimke, McKendree – 11
T-4. Felix Egharevba, Ball State – 11
T-4. Brandon Baker, North Greenville – 11
T-9. Richie Diedrich, Purdue Fort Wayne – 10
T-9. Niall Burton, Limestone – 10
T-9. Bryce Gatling, George Mason – 10
T-9. Jon Igo, Limestone – 10

National Server of the Year

The National Server of the Year recognizes the top individual serving performance from a NCAA Division I-II men’s volleyball player during the regular season. The annual award is selected by a nationwide voting committee of college men’s volleyball coaches and media members.

Aces per game average
1. Gabi Garcia Fernandez, BYU – 0.918
2. Kyle Bugee, Lewis – 0.619
3. Mads Kyed Jensen, UCLA – 0.6
4. George Huhmann, Princeton – 0.564
5. Angelos Mandilaris, Barton – 0.551
6. Christian Janke, Grand Canyon – 0.544
7. Bradley Peters, Lees-McRae – 0.529
8. Alvaro Gimeno, NJIT – 0.521
9. Pedro Carvalho, Lincoln Memorial – 0.519
10. Jason Donorovich, Penn State – 0.515
11. Matteo Miselli, Tusculum – 0.51
12. Diego Negron, Lindenwood – 0.473
13. Evan Cory, Lincoln Memorial – 0.468
14. Maciej Ptaszynski, CSUN- 0.466
15. Ben Hamsho, North Greenville – 0.441

Aces
1. Gabi Garcia Fernandez, BYU – 56
2. Mads Kyed Jensen, UCLA- 42
3. Kyle Bugee, Lewis- 39
4. Christian Janke, Grand Canyon – 37
5. Jason Donorovich, Penn State – 35
6. George Huhmann, Princeton – 31
7. Ben Hamsho, North Greenville – 30
8. Evan Cory, Lincoln Memorial – 29
T-9. Pedro Carvalho, Lincoln Memorial – 28
T-9. Austin Matautia, UCLA – 28
T-9. Wyatt Harrison, UC San Diego – 28
T-12. Angelos Mandilaris, Barton – 27
T-12. Bradley Peters, Lees-McRae – 27
T-12. Maciej Ptaszynski, CSUN – 27
T-12. Richie Hoff, George Mason – 27
T-12. Camden Gianni, Grand Canyon – 27
T-12. Brett Wildman, Penn State – 27

Division II National Player of the Year

The Division II National Player of the Year is given to the nation’s best player on a NCAA Division II men’s volleyball team during the regular season. A nationwide voting committee of coaches and media members select the winner of the award.

Kills per game average
1. Liam Maxwell, Belmont Abbey – 4.53
2. Angelos Mandilaris, Barton – 4.43
3.. Evan Cory, Lincoln Memorial – 4.26
4. Raymond Barsemian, Concordia-Irvine – 4.07
5. Kyle McCauley, UC San Diego – 4.06
6. Ryan Coenen, Lewis – 4.00
7. Matteo Miselli, Tusculum – 3.92
8. Tristan Santoyo, Queens – 3.67
9. Tobi Azeez, Mount Olive – 3.63
10. Francisco Salinger Cenzual, Limestone – 3.62
11. Omari Wheeler, Quincy – 3.54
12. Don Thompson, Emmanuel – 3.47
13. Adrian Iglesias, Barton – 3.35
14. Lachlan Bray, Charleston – 3.32
15. Aleksa Lakic, Emmanuel – 3.27

Attack percentage
1. Tyler Mitchem, Lewis – .505
2. Pedro Carvalho, Lincoln Memorial – .444
3. Angelos Mandilaris, Barton – .412
4. Wyatt Dimke, McKendree – .411
5. Shane Benetz, UC San Diego – .371
6. Evan Cory, Lincoln Memorial – .365
7. Liam Maxwell, Belmont Abbey – .334
8. Ryan Coenen, Lewis – 0.33
9. Kyle McCauley, UC San Diego – .321
10. Francisco Salinger Cenzual, Limestone – .319
11. Adrian Iglesias, Barton – .319
T-12. Tobi Azeez, Mount Olive – .309
T-12. Ben Hamsho North Greenville – .309
14. Jarrod Ferguson, Mount Olive – .303
15. Lachlan Bray, Charleston – .286

Aces per game average
1. Kyle Bugee, Lewis – 0.619
2. Angelos Mandilaris, Barton – 0.551
3. Bradley Peters, Lees-McRae – 0.529
4. Pedro Carvalho, Lincoln Memorial – 0.519
5. Matteo Miselli, Tusculum – 0.51
6. Diego Negron, Lindenwood – 0.473
7. Evan Cory, Lincoln Memorial – 0.468
8. Ben Hamsho, North Greenville – 0.441
9. Lachlan Bray, Charleston – 0.44
10. Francisco Salinger Cenzual, Limestone – 0.42
11. Wyatt Harrison, UC San Diego – 0.394
12. Zach Schneider, Daemen – 0.371
13. Caleb Slater, Erskine – 0.366
14. Johansen Negron, Lincoln Memorial – 0.365
15. Patrick Ross, McKendree – 0.362

Blocks per game average
1. Alex Pappas, Lindenwood – 1.309
2. Sam Schindler, Lindenwood – 1.242
3. Shane Benetz, UC San Diego – 1.171
4 .Tyler Mitchem, Lewis – 1.123
5. Pedro Carvalho, Lincoln Memorial – 1.037
6. Adam Meyer, Quincy – 1.020
7. Julian Young, King – 1.00
8. Ben Hamsho, North Greenville – 0.985
9. Logan Clark, UC San Diego – 0.966
10. Niall Burton, Limestone – 0.961
11. Dawson Walker, Lincoln Memorial – 0.935
12. Wyatt Dimke, McKendree – 0.924
13. Lucas Galifos, McKendree – 0.828
14. Collin Shannon, UC San Diego – 0.825
15. Jon Igo, Limestone – 0.815

Digs per game average
1. Michal Podgorzak, Limestone -2.94
2. Noam Hannoun, Quincy – 2.81
3. Addison Enriques, Concordia-Irvine – 2.53
4. Edwin Montaruli, Barton – 2.40
5. Francisco Comas, McKendree – 2.34
6. Christian Phung, North Greenville – 2.32
7. Steven Nalls, Lees-McRae – 2.25
8. Yoran Raymaekers, Quincy – 2.24
9. Daniel Cerqua, Belmont Abbey – 2.10
10. Connor Walbrecht, UC San Diego – 2.09
11. Francisco Salinger Cenzual, Limestone – 2.06
12. Evan Cory, Lincoln Memorial – 2.05
13. Ryan Lew, UC San Diego – 1.93
14. Chris Woolslayer, Lees-McRae – 1.90
15. Kyle Deutschmann, Lindenwood – 1.86

Assists per game average
1. Oscar Fiorentino, Barton – 10.78
2. Connor Walbrecht, UC San Diego – 10.07
3. AJ Risavy, Lincoln Memorial – 9.93
4. Kevin Kauling, Lewis – 9.89
5. Brennan Davis, Belmont Abbey – 9.38
6. Diego Villafane, Charleston – 9.00
7. Mclain Mott, Concordia-Irvine – 8.86
8. Chaz Hafer, Urbana – 8.69
9. Yoran Raymaekers, Quincy – 8.49
10. Ryan Serrano, McKendree – 8.38
11. Henrik Westhoff, Emmanuel – 8.34
12. Lucas Blanco, Tusculum – 8.17
13. Francisco Pomar, Erskine – 7.98
14. Brandon Grabow, Queens – 7.73
15. Christos Gkitersos, Limestone – 7.66

Freshmen All-American Team

The Off the Block Freshmen All-American Team honors the top NCAA Division I-II men’s volleyball freshmen players during the regular season. This is the only Freshmen All-American presented in college men’s volleyball and it selected by a nationwide voting committee of college men’s volleyball coaches and media members.

Kills per game average
1. Matteo Miselli, Tusculum – 3.92
2. Cole Schlothauer, Loyola – 3.79
3. Camden Gianni, Grand Canyon – 3.49
4. Tyler Chavez, Urbana – 3.21
5. Jon Diedrich, Purdue Fort Wayne – 3.20
6. Zach Schneider, Daemen – 3.16
7. Kyle Hobus, CSUN – 3.15
8. Jacob Whyte, Erskine – 3.05
9. Cole Ketrzynski, UCLA – 3.00
10. Julian Meissner, NJIT – 2.98
11. Jack Brinkman, Urbana – 2.80
T-12. Will Rottman, Stanford – 2.67
T-12. AJ Lewis, Lindenwood – 2.67
14. Nicolo Mancin, Barton – 2.64
15. Jacob Steele, Pepperdine – 2.60
16. Blake Liprando, Saint Francis – 2.34
17. James Henneberry, St. Francis Brooklyn – 2.25
18. Johnny Ferraro, St. Francis Brooklyn – 2.22
19. Jake Vorburger, Charleston – 2.16
20. Eddie Jakubauskas, Quincy – 2.11

Attack percentage
1. James Henneberry, St. Francis Brooklyn – .413
2. Cole Ketrzynski, UCLA – .296
3. Adam Flood, USC – .279
4. Nicolo Mancin, Barton – .267
5. Cole Schlothauer, Loyola – .260
T-6. Camden Gianni, Grand Canyon – .253
T-6. Zach Schneider, Daemen – .253
T-6. Will Rottman, Stanford – .253
T-9. Jacob Whyte, Erskine – .227
T-9. Jacob Steele, Pepperdine – .227
11. Matteo Miselli, Tusculum – .226
12. Jon Diedrich, Purdue Fort Wayne – .220
13. AJ Lewis, Lindenwood – .216

Assists per game average
1. Michael Wright, Ohio State – 10.20
2. Kevin Kauling, Lewis – 9.89
3. Mclain Mott, Concordia-Irvine – 8.86
4. Patrick Vorenkamp, UC Irvine – 8.81
5. Andrew Piloto, St. Francis Brooklyn – 8.7
6. Henrik Westhoff, Emmanuel – 8.34
7. Lucas Blanco, Tusculum – 8.17
8. Brandon Grabow, Queens – 7.73
9. Christos Gkitersos, Limestone – 7.66
10. Joe Karlous, Pepperdine – 7.37
11. Bradley Peters, Lees-McRae- 7.22
12. Mads Kyed Jensen, UCLA – 6.76

Aces per game average
1. Mads Kyed Jensen, UCLA – 0.60
2. Bradley Peters, Lees-McRae – 0.529
3. Matteo Miselli, Tusculum – 0.510
4. Camden Gianni, Grand Canyon – 0.429
5. Zach Schneider, Daemen – 0.371
6. Caleb Slater, Erskine – 0.366
7. Nicolo Mancin, Barton – 0.362
8. Cole Schlothauer, Loyola – 0.328
9. Blake Liprando, Saint Francis – 0.306
10. AJ Lewis, Lindenwood – 0.271
11. Julian Meissner, NJIT – 0.267
12. Philipp Lauter, Emmanuel – 0.254
T-13. Kyle Hobus, CSUN – 0.250
T-13. Jacob Whyte, Erskine – 0.250
T-13. Wilmer Hernandez, Purdue Fort Wayne – 0.250

Blocks per game average
1. Guilherme Voss, Hawai’i – 1.132
2. Martin De Chavarria, NJIT – 0.917
3. Samuel Clark, Ohio State – 0.894
4. Julian Meissner, NJIT – 0.889
5. Brandon Dunz, Saint Francis – 0.889
6. AJ Lewis, Lindenwood – 0.800
7. Ethan McCrary, Harvard – 0.667
8. Gil Herold, Concordia-Irvine – 0.662
9. Philipp Lauter, Emmanuel – 0.661
10. Shaphar Grant, Tusculum – 0.644

Digs per game average
1. Dominick Pikura, St. Francis Brooklyn – 2.37
2. Steven Nalls, Lees-McRae – 2.25
3. Mason Briggs, Long Beach State – 2.24
4. Justin Lui, Stanford – 2.23
5. Diego Perez, Pepperdine – 1.96
6. Kyle Deutschmann, Lindenwood – 1.86
7 Michael Wright, Ohio State – 1.73
8. Trevor Treser, Mount Olive – 1.72
9. Cole Schlothauer, Loyola – 1.64
10. Nicolo Mancin, Barton – 1.57
11. Patrick Vorenkamp, UC Irvine – 1.55
12. Zach Schneider, Daemen – 1.53
13. Bradley Peters, Lees-McRae – 1.51
T-14. Attia Soliman, Lincoln Memorial – 1.45
T-14 Marty Jepsen, Lewis – 1.45

International Player of the Year

The International Player of the Year is presented to the best non-U.S. born player in NCAA Division I-II men’s volleyball during the regular season. The award is selected by a nationwide voting committee of college men’s volleyball coaches and media members.

Kills per game average
1. Rado Parapunov, Hawai’i — 4.53
2. Angelos Mandilaris, Barton — 4.43
3. Matteo Miselli, Tusculum — 3.92
T-4. Tobi Azeez, Mount Olive — 3.63
T-4. Alvaro Gimeno, NJIT — 3.63
6. Francisco Salinger Cenzual, Limestone — 3.62
7. Davide Gardini, BYU — 3.61
8. Lachlan Bray, Charleston — 3.32
9. Aleksa Lakic, Emmanuel — 3.27
10. Alexandre Nsakanda, UC Irvine — 3.15
11. Jarrod Ferguson, Mount Olive — 3.00
T-12. Daenan Gyimah, UCLA — 2.98
T-12. Julian Meissner, NJIT — 2.98
14. Nicolo Mancin, Barton — 2.64
15. Jens Feldthus, NJIT — 2.60

Attack percentage
1. Daenan Gyimah, UCLA — .492
2. Pedro Carvalho, Lincoln Memorial — .444
3. Tomas Gago, Purdue Fort Wayne — .432
4. Angelos Mandilaris, Barton — .412
5. Rado Parapunov, Hawai’i — .377
6. Filip Humler, Hawai’i — .373
7. Davide Gardini, BYU — .370
8. Alvaro Gimeno, NJIT — .353
9. Jens Feldthus, NJIT — .328
10. Francisco Salinger Cenzual, Limestone — .319
11. Tobi Azeez, Mount Olive — .309
12. Simon Andersen, Long Beach State — .307
13. Jarrod Ferguson, Mount Olive — .303
14. Lachlan Bray, Charleston — .286
15. Maciej Ptaszynski, CSUN — .273

Aces per game average
1. Mads Kyed Jensen, UCLA — 0.600
2. Angelos Mandilaris, Barton — 0.551
3. Alvaro Gimeno, NJIT — 0.521
4. Pedro Carvalho, Lincoln Memorial — 0.519
5. Matteo Miselli, Tusculum — 0.510
6. Maciej Ptaszynski, CSUN — 0.466
7. Lachlan Bray, Charleston — 0.440
8. Francisco Salinger Cenzual, Limestone — 0.420
9. Hugo Fischer, Grand Canyon — 0.386
10. Nicolo Mancin, Barton — .362

Assists per game average
1. Oscar Fiorentino, Barton — 10.78
2. Frederico Santos, Purdue Fort Wayne — 10.75
3. Heath Hughes, Grand Canyon — 10.29

Blocks per game average
1. Luca Berger, NJIT — 1.386
2. Miki Jauhiainen, BYU — 1.143
3. Guilherme Voss, Hawai’i — 1.132
4. Pedro Carvalho, Lincoln Memorial — 1.037
5. Daenan Gyimah, UCLA — 0.981
5. Tomas Gago, Purdue Fort Wayne — 0.980
6. Martin De Chavarria, NJIT — 0.917
7. Davide Gardini, BYU — 0.906
8. Julan Meissner, NJIT — 0.889
9. Rado Parapunov, Hawai’i — 0.844
10. Dimitrios Kyridis, Barton — 0.784

Digs per game average
1. Michal Podgorzak, Limestone — 2.94
2. Noam Hannoun, Quincy — 2.81
3. Justin Lui, Stanford — 2.23
4. Francisco Salinger Cenzual, Limestone — 2.06
5. Davide Gardini, BYU — 1.97
6. Frederico Santos, Purdue Fort Wayne — 1.86
7. Jarrod Ferguson, Mount Olive — 1.81
8. Nicolo Mancin, Barton — 1.57
9. Heath Hughes, Grand Canyon — 1.56
10. Alvaro Gimeno, NJIT — 1.54

Dain Blanton Diversity Award

The Dain Blanton Diversity Award recognizes the top NCAA Division I-II men’s volleyball player during the regular season of a minority ethnicity. The annual national award is after former Pepperdine outside attacker and Olympic gold medalist Dain Blanton and is determined by a nationwide voting committee of college men’s volleyball coaches and media members.

Kills per game average
1. Pelegrin Vargas, Purdue Fort Wayne — 4.38
2. Jaylen Jasper, Stanford — 4.11
3. Gabi Garcia Fernandez, BYU — 4.00
T-4. Tobi Azeez, Mount Olive — 3.63
T-4. Alvaro Gimeno, NJIT — 3.63
6. Francisco Salinger Cenzual, Limestone — 3.62
7. Omari Wheeler, Quincy — 3.54
8. Adrian Iglesias, Barton — 3.35
9. Tyler Chavez, Urbana — 3.21
10. Alexandre Nsakanda, UC Irvine — 3.15

Attack percentage
1. Tyler Mitchem, Lewis — .505
2. Daenan Gyimah, UCLA — .492
3. Pedro Carvalho, Lincoln Memorial — .444
4. Tomas Gago, Purdue Fort Wayne — .432
5. Alvaro Gimeno, NJIT — .353
6. Gabi Garcia Fernandez, BYU — .343
7. Francisco Salinger Cenzual, Limestone — .319
8. Adrian Iglesias, Barton — .319
9. Tobi Azeeez, Mount Olive — .309
10. Pelegrin Vargas, Purdue Fort Wayne — .296

Aces per game average
1. Gabi Garica Fernandez, BYU — 0.918
2. Alvaro Gimeno, NJIT — 0.521
3. Pedro Carvalho, Lincoln Memorial — 0.519
4. Diego Negron, Lindenwood — 0.473
5. Francisco Salinger Cenzual, Limestone — 0.420
6. Austin Matautia, Hawai’i — 0.406
7. Johansen Negron, Lincoln Memorial — 0.365
8. Luca Berger, NJIT — 0.341
9. Alexandre Nasakanda, UC Irvine — 0.322
10. Pelegrin Vargas, Purdue Fort Wayne — 0.321

Assists per game average
1. Frederico Santos, Purdue Fort Wayne — 10.75
2. Carlos Rivera, Long Beach State — 9.95
3. Roque Nido, NJIT — 9.73
4. Diego Villafne, Charleston — 9.00
5. Ramiro Balaguer, Sacred Heart — 8.60

Blocks per game average
1. Luca Berger, NJIT — 1.386
2. Guilherme Voss, Hawai’i — 1.132
3. Tyler Mitchem, Lewis — 1.123
4. Pedro Carvalho, Lincoln Memorial — 1.037
5. Gabi Garcia Fernandez, BYU — 1.000
6. Daenan Gyimah, UCLA — 0.981
7. Tomas Gago, Purdue Fort Wayne — 0.980
8. Martin De Chavarria, NJIT — 0.917
9. Bryce Gatling, George Mason — 0.825
10. Joshua Kim, King — 0.783

Digs per game average
1. Noam Hannoun, Quincy — 2.81
2. Francisco Comas, McKendree – 2.34
3. Christian Phung, North Greenville — 2.32
4. Justin Lui, Stanford — 2.23
5. Francisco Salinger Cenzual, Limestone — 2.06
6. Diego Perez, Pepperdine — 1.96
7. Carlos Rivera, Long Beach State — 1.95
8. Ryan Lew, UC San Diego — 1.93
9. Frederico Santos, Purdue Fort Wayne — 1.86
10. Pelegrin Vargas, Purdue Fort Wayne — 1.75