First of the season: HS volleyball national Dream Team players of the week

Each Wednesday during the high school season, VolleyballMag.com will recognize a Dream Team of volleyball players who were standouts the weekend before.

Most weeks, the eight-girl Dream Team will consist of the following:

Setter
Setter, S/RS or RS
OH
OH
MB
MB
Libero
DS

Players will be considered for Dream Team ONLY if they are nominated by their high school coaches using this link: https://volleyballmag.com/hs-player-of-the-week-submissions/

Nominations will be solicited by email to high school coaches only on our email list. To sign up, follow this link: https://volleyballmag.com/hs-email-sign-up/

THIS WEEK ONLY, because it’s the first week and we received only 17 nominations, EVERY PLAYER NOMINATED makes the Dream Team!!

Note to coaches and directors: while there is no science to how we choose members of our Dream Team, performing on bigger stages will give players an edge, as will nomination forms that describe with specificity how well a player performed the previous weekend.

VolleyballMag.com HS DREAM TEAM for September 7, 2022

S: Raegan Richardson, 5-11 Jr., Jensen Beach (Florida) – Richardson led the Falcons to the Premier Division title at the Nike Tournament of Champions Southeast in Tampa on Saturday.

The reigning Treasure Coast Player of the Year helped Jensen Beach go 6-0, compiling 146 assists, 21 aces, 22 kills, 19 digs and 67 service points in the process.

S: Silina Damuni, 5-9 Sr., Timpview (Provo, Utah) – The Thunderbirds improved to 4-0 on the year with sweeps of Alta and Jordan last week. Damuni, a BYU commit, recorded 11 assists, 10 digs and five aces in the Alta win. The three-time First Team All-State pick is averaging nine assists per set on the season and is closing in on 3,000 assists for her career.

S: Dylan Sulcer, 6-0 Sr., Brentwood (Tennessee) – A great leader committed to Dallas Baptist University, Sulcer compiled 57 assists and four aces in splitting two district matches last week. She also helped the Bruins place third out of 30+ teams at the Tournament of Champions in Guntersville, Alabama.

S: Maci Nolie, 5-1 Sr., Sullivan (Missouri) – Nolie was outstanding in leading the Eagles to a 1-1 mark over two matches to start the season. Over seven sets, the senior compiled 46 assists, 30 digs and 10 aces. She scored 23 points off of her serve, including a 17-0 run to start the third set…