Breakout Players Shine in CIAC Girls Volleyball

Greenwich Time highlights standout senior and junior players across the 2026 CIAC high school girls volleyball tournaments.

Updated on Nov. 10, 2026 in Volleyball

Breakout Players Shine in CIAC Girls Volleyball

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Greenwich Time published its picks of breakout players for each class in the 2026 CIAC high school girls volleyball tournaments. The list spotlights standout athletes from several Connecticut schools as their teams pursue state championships.

Why it matters

The selections give Connecticut volleyball fans a look at the individual players driving their teams through the postseason. Recognition of these standouts highlights the talent competing across the state's high school ranks.

Victoria Sullivan has recorded 336 assists, 97 digs, 77 kills and 52 aces this season for unbeaten Greenwich. Addison Scott has 356 kills, a .341 hitting percentage and a 46.6% kill percentage for No. 3 seed Masuk.

The players

Victoria Sullivan

Victoria Sullivan is a senior setter for Greenwich, a school whose team is unbeaten this season.

Addison Scott

Addison Scott is a senior outside hitter for Masuk, which is seeded third in the CIAC tournament.

Victoria Nawrot

Victoria Nawrot is a senior middle hitter for Cromwell, which is seeded 12th in the CIAC tournament.

Hailey Mayo

Hailey Mayo is a 6-foot-1 junior middle hitter for Coventry who has recorded 282 kills this season.

The details

Greenwich Time named Victoria Sullivan, a senior setter at Greenwich, as a standout after the unbeaten team's strong season. The list also includes Addison Scott, a senior outside hitter at Masuk; Victoria Nawrot, a senior middle hitter at Cromwell; and Hailey Mayo, a 6-foot-1 junior middle hitter at Coventry.

Timeline

  1. November 10, 2026: Greenwich Time publishes its breakout player picks for the CIAC girls volleyball tournaments.

Season Trajectory

The CIAC girls volleyball tournaments determine which Connecticut schools claim state titles each fall. Cromwell's position as a 12th seed could make it a surprise contender if it advances deep into the bracket.

Fans following Greenwich, Masuk, Cromwell and Coventry can track these players as the CIAC tournament bracket unfolds. Fantasy and high school recruiting watchers may want to note the standout statistics listed in the preview.

The takeaway

The players highlighted show how individual stars can shape a team's postseason run. Watching how these athletes perform in the CIAC bracket will reveal which Connecticut programs are positioned for state championships.

Further reading

For more coverage of teams and players across the state, see Volleyball in Connecticut sports.

Source note: This article includes information reported by greenwich time.

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