MVCA Second High School Volleyball Rankings

The Minnesota Volleyball Coaches Association (MVCA) has updated their rankings of high school teams with some movement in the second in-season top teams in four classes.

The most change was seen among the biggest schools in the state (Class AAAA), top spots are the same in Classes A, AA and AAA,

Minneota, Hawley, and Marshall are on top of those classes.  Lakeville North sits atop Class AAAA.

Here are the rankings in each class.

Class A
1.  Minneota
2.  Mayer Lutheran
3.  Russell-Tyler-Ruthton
t4. Fillmore Central
t4.  Mabel-Canton
6.  Canby
7.  Floodwood
8.  Ada-Borup-West
9.  MACCRAY
​10. Kittson County Central
Also Receiving Votes:  Wabasso, Sacred Heart, Buffalo Lake-Hector-Stewart, Kenyon-Wanamimngo, Alden-Conger, Nevis.   Listed on one ballot were Cleveland and Spring Grove.

Class AA
1.  Hawley
2.  Southwest Christian
3.  Chatfield
4.  Rush City
5.  Belle Plaine
6.  Caledonia
7.  Jackson County Central
8.  Cotter
9.  Albany
10. Sauk Centre
Also Receiving Votes: New London-Spicer, Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton, Esko, Minnewaska, New Life Academy. Listed on one ballot: Morris/Chokio-Alberta, Windom

Class AAA
1.  Marshall
2.  Delano
3.  Benilde-St. Margaret's
4.  Stewartville
5.  Byron
6.  Sauk Rapids-Rice
7.  Cretin-Derham Hall
8.  Willmar
9.  Holy Angels
​10. Annandale
Also Receiving Votes: Mahtomredi, Princeton

Class AAAA
1.  Lakeville North 
2.  Chanhassen
3.  East Ridge
4.  Lakeville South
5.  Eagan 
​6.  Maple Grove
7.  Stillwater
8.  Prior Lake
9.  Roseville
​10. Champlin Park
Also Receiving Votes: Centennial, Rogers, Wayzata. Listed on one ballot: Apple Valley, Waconia.

Kenyon-Wanamingo was swept by Class AAA power Stewartville in the Tiger city Monday, September 8, 2025, but the sweep was not without some great competition in the first two sets.

Scores were 25-21, 25-21, 25-11.

Kenyon-Wanamingo official statistics showed no individual had double digit kills, they had just 25 total kills.  Audrey Haugen with 8, Addy Lindell with 6. Mali Quam with 6.

The Knights defense achieved 72 digs in the 3-set match led by Emilie Jarvis with 20, and Mali Quam with 15.

They amassed 5 blocks, had 5 ace serves, and 6 service errors.