Kansas Volleyball Announces 2026 Week 7 Volleyball Rakings

October 21, 2026, Topeka, KS — The Kansas Volleyball Association is pleased to announce the 2026 Week 7 Volleyball Rankings. Records listed reflect information that was submitted by Monday, October 19 and updated after the regional tournaments this week. This is the final week of rankings for the 2026 season.

Rank – School – Record – Last Week’s Rank

Class 6A

  1. Mill Valley 32-0 (1)
  2. Blue Valley West 25-4 (2)
  3. Blue Valley 23-8 (3)
  4. Olathe West 24-6 (4)
  5. Manhattan 26-9 (5)
  6. Gardner Edgerton 24-5 (7)
  7. Lawrence Free State 23-7 (6)
  8. Maize 28-8 (8)
  9. Olathe North 20-11 (9)
  10. Garden City 24-10 (10)

Class 5A

  1. St. Thomas Aquinas 29-4 (1)
  2. St. James Academy 25-9 (2)
  3. Maize South 27-7 (3)
  4. Lansing 27-7 (4)
  5. Great Bend 32-3 (5)
  6. Bishop Carroll 29-5 (7)
  7. De Soto 24-10 (8)
  8. Shawnee Heights 22-13 (9)
  9. Andover Central 28-8 (10)
  10. Andover 27-6 (6)

Class 4A

  1. Bishop Miege 25-8 (1)
  2. Hayden 23-11 (2)
  3. Clay Center 34-4 (3)
  4. Andale 30-5 (4)
  5. Eudora 30-7 (5)
  6. Paola 29-5 (6)
  7. McPherson 29-8 (7)
  8. Circle 29-7 (8)
  9. Wellington 24-11 (9)
  10. Santa Fe Trail 24-11 (NR)

Class 3A

  1. Beloit 37-3 (1)
  2. Hesston 33-3 (2)
  3. Riley County 32-8 (3)
  4. Cheney 35-3 (4)
  5. Holton 33-9 (5)
  6. Halstead 35-4 (6)
  7. Silver Lake 32-7 (7)
  8. Hoisington 31-7 (8)
  9. Lakin 37-1 (9)
  10. Holcomb 36-3 (10)

Class 2A

  1. Ellinwood 40-0 (1)
  2. Jefferson County North 38-2 (2)
  3. Thomas More Prep-Marian 28-10 (4)
  4. St. Mary’s Colgan 33-9 (3)
  5. Moundridge 35-4 (5)
  6. Oakley 30-7 (7)
  7. Inman 32-7 (6)
  8. Wabaunsee 31-9 (8)
  9. Conway Springs 27-9 (10)
  10. Mission Valley 29-11 (9)

Class 1A – Division 1

  1. Centralia 38-1 (1)
  2. Linn 34-2 (2)
  3. Little River 31-6 (3)
  4. Goessel 35-4 (5)
  5. South Gray 36-1 (4)
  6. Randolph-Blue Valley 28-8 (6)
  7. Decatur Community 29-7 (8)
  8. Quinter 27-10 (7)
  9. St. John’s/Tipton Catholic 28-7 (9)
  10. St. John-Hudson 29-12 (10)

Class 1A – Division 2

  1. Hanover 31-6 (1)
  2. Argonia 34-4 (3)
  3. Ingalls 33-6 (2)
  4. Marais des Cygnes Valley 31-6 (4)
  5. Wheatland-Grinnell 27-11 (6)
  6. Axtell 22-18 (5)
  7. Hutchinson-Central Christian 28-8 (8)
  8. Dighton 22-12 (NR)
  9. Cheylin 26-10 (7)
  10. Western Plains 30-9 (10)

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