Kansas Volleyball Association Week 2 Rankings – 9/16/2026

September 16, 2026, Topeka, KS — The Kansas Volleyball Association is pleased to announce the 2026 Week 2 Volleyball Rankings. Records listed reflect information that was submitted by Monday, September 14. Current classifications for the rankings are based on enrollments from 2025-26 and the rankings will be adjusted when the updated classifications are released at the end of September.

Rank – School – Record – Last Week’s Ranking

Class 6A

  1. Blue Valley West 4-1 (1)
  2. Mill Valley 11-0 (2)
  3. Blue Valley 6-0 (3)
  4. Lawrence Free State 12-2 (4)
  5. Garden City 9-2 (5)
  6. Olathe North 7-2 (6)
  7. Olathe Northwest 5-4 (7)
  8. Olathe West 7-3 (8)
  9. Gardner-Edgerton 8-1 (NR)
  10. Olathe South 5-6 (NR)

Class 5A

  1. St. Thomas Aquinas 8-1 (1)
  2. St. James Academy 8-3 (2)
  3. Maize South 12-1 (4)
  4. Bishop Carroll 11-2 (6)
  5. Lansing 8-4 (8)
  6. Great Bend 8-0 (5)
  7. Blue Valley Southwest 5-4 (3)
  8. Kapaun Mt. Carmel 10-3 (7)
  9. Andover 10-2 (NR)
  10. De Soto 6-2 (NR)

Class 4A

  1. Bishop Miege 7-1 (4)
  2. Hayden 5-1 (1)
  3. Clay Center 12-2 (2)
  4. Andale 9-4 (3)
  5. Eudora 8-7 (5)
  6. Circle 7-2 (6)
  7. McPherson 5-3 (7)
  8. Rose Hill 11-2 (9)
  9. Paola 9-2 (NR)
  10. Louisburg 5-2 (NR)

Class 3A

  1. Silver Lake 10-2 (1)
  2. Hoisington 10-0 (2)
  3. Beloit 12-1 (4)
  4. Halstead 9-2 (3)
  5. Riley County 12-2 (5)
  6. Hesston 9-3 (6)
  7. Cheney 13-2 (7)
  8. Royal Valley 10-1 (NR)
  9. Wellsville 9-3 (8)
  10. Holcomb 7-1 (9)

Class 2A

  1. Ellinwood 10-0 (1)
  2. Inman 12-2 (5)
  3. Rossville 6-3 (2)
  4. Jefferson County North 9-0 (3)
  5. St. Mary’s-Colgan 11-1 (NR)
  6. Moundridge 7-2 (7)
  7. Oakley 8-3 (4)
  8. Mission Valley 8-1 (8)
  9. Thomas More Prep-Marian 9-6 (NR)
  10. Medicine Lodge 12-3 (10)

Class 1A – Division 1

  1. Centralia 10-0 (1)
  2. South Gray 13-0 (3)
  3. Goessel 10-0 (4)
  4. Little River 8-2 (2)
  5. Wabaunsee 7-3 (6)
  6. Burden-Central 9-0 (8)
  7. Decatur Community 9-3 (5)
  8. Quinter 8-2 (10)
  9. St. John-Hudson 8-4 (7)
  10. Bishop Seabury 7-2 (NR)

Class 1A – Division 2

  1. Linn 9-0 (1)
  2. Axtell 8-2 (3)
  3. Hanover 6-4 (2)
  4. Ingalls 17-1 (7)
  5. Cheylin 11-2 (4)
  6. Marais des Cygnes Valley 13-3 (6)
  7. Argonia 8-1 (9)
  8. Victoria 8-3 (5)
  9. Hutchinson-Central Christian 9-5 (10)
  10. Dighton 5-2 (NR)

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