Vote for the Longplex Athlete of the Week in Boys Volleyball!

It’s time for another boys volleyball athlete of the week poll!

We had some great options to pull from this week and each of the five nominees are deserving of a win. Before we get into the ballot, which is listed below, here are a few matches to watch this week.

Portsmouth hosts Lincoln on a busy Monday. It’s a matchup of two Division II programs that are chasing West Warwick in the RPI standings. Pawtucket and Juanita Sanchez are in the same boat in divisional play as they also meet on Monday.

East Providence travels to La Salle on Tuesday and the Townies should test the Rams. Might East Providence hand La Salle its first in-state loss of the season?

And then Wednesday brings a big D-III matchup. Mt. Hope, the league defending champions, head to North Providence. The Cougars are third in RPI standings and could unseat the Huskies.

Who won last week's ballot?

La Salle's Cooper Amaral won last week's ballot with 53% of the votes. The Rams are still perfect against in-state teams after La Salle toppled Hendricken on Thursday. West Warwick's Colin Kelly came in second with 36.49% of the votes.

Congrats to everyone that was on the ballot last week!

What does the Longplex Athlete of the Week receive?

Winners will be announced in the following Athlete of the Week poll. But the ballot is really for bragging rights and for the volleyball community to rally around its athletes.

Everyone that made the ballot did something spectacular and deserved recognition. Winning just provides a bit more limelight to an individual performance that could help a team play for real hardware in June.

How does a player get nominated?

Have a day on the court. Shine with your play and show why you warranted recognition for an outstanding week of volleyball.

But that’s only the first part. Coaches have been asked to submit results to the Providence Journal before 10 p.m. on the day of the game. That part is crucial – we can’t do this alone and rely on the coaches. Coaches, please send results to  pjsports@providencejournal.com and we can take it from there.

Voting closes on Friday at 11:59 p.m. Voting must be done via the ballot below — email submissions will not be accepted. Now it is time for this week’s nominees!

Henry Kenyon (1), Westerly boys volleyball, April 30, 2026

Henry Kenyon, Westerly

The Bulldogs needed a strong week and Kenyon made it happen. The senior had 10 kills and five digs in a quick sweep of Woonsocket. His standout performance for the week then came in a five-set winner vs. Central on Wednesday as he finished with 31 kills and six blocks.

Zoltan Libertini, Exeter-West Greenwich

Libertini had a week for the Knights. He started on Monday against Davies in a five-set victory. Libertini finished with 19 kills in the victory and then followed on Tuesday with 16 kills and 13 blocks vs. Mount Pleasant.

Cameron Marcotte, Coventry boys volleyball

Cameron Marcotte, Coventry

The Oakers came out strong in the fifth set against Cranston West on Wednesday. Marcotte led the (19-25, 25-19, 26-24, 17-25, 15-9) with 15 kills and 14 digs.

Donovan Park, Barrington boys volleyball

Donovan Park, Barrington

Barrington had one of its best wins of the season on Wednesday against North Kingstown. Park was the best player on the court as the senior amassed 21 kills, 19 digs, five blocks and three aces.

Jaymeson Taylor, St. Raphael

The Saints won two games this past week and Taylor paced Friday’s victory against Woonsocket with 19 kills and four blocks.

This article originally appeared on The Providence Journal: Vote for the Providence Journal Boys Volleyball Player of the Week