Husky Volleyball 17 — #387 Boys 17 Club Volleyball Team for the 2025-2026 Season

Boys 17 Volleyball Team · Husky Volleyball · Newington, CT

Husky Volleyball 17 is the #387 ranked boys 17 club volleyball team for the 2025-2026 season, with an Elo rating of 1500 and a 0-0 record (0% win rate) across 0 matches. The team competes as part of Husky Volleyball (Newington, CT).

#387
Overall Rank
1500
Elo Rating
0W-0L
Record
0%
Win Rate
0
Matches

Roster (11 players)

#NamePositionGrad YearHeightCommitment
1 David Genova S 2028
2 Brayden Bottone OH 2027 0
3 Nicholas Sandoval RS 2028
4 Jacob Langevin OH 2028
5 David Rozas LB 2028
6 Lucas Reynolds OH 2028
7 marek strojvus OH 2028
8 Connor Malahan MB 2028
9 Kayden Darin OH 2028
10 Luke Lemanski LB 2028
99 Alex Kordek MB 2028

Coaching Staff

Emily Lebowitz
Head Coach
Adam Bottone
Asst Coach
Melissa Reynolds
Asst Coach
marek strojvus
Asst Coach

Frequently asked questions

Where is Husky Volleyball 17 ranked?

Husky Volleyball 17 is the #387 ranked boys 17 club volleyball team in the country for the 2025-2026 season, with an Elo rating of 1500 based on 0 matches. Rankings update daily after match results.

What is Husky Volleyball 17's record this season?

0 wins, 0 losses (0% win rate) across 0 matches in the 2025-2026 season. Every match played against any opponent in the country counts toward this record.

What club does Husky Volleyball 17 compete for?

Husky Volleyball 17 is part of Husky Volleyball, based in Newington, CT. View the full Husky Volleyball club page to see every team in the program and the club's overall ranking.

Who plays for Husky Volleyball 17?

Husky Volleyball 17 carries a roster of 11 players including David Genova, Brayden Bottone, Nicholas Sandoval. The full roster below lists each player's position, class year, height, and college commitment when available.

How are VolleyLens team rankings calculated?

VolleyLens uses an Elo rating system tuned for volleyball: every team starts at 1500, ratings update after every match using K-factor 32 with margin-of-victory adjustment, and a strength-of-schedule multiplier accounts for opponent difficulty. Read the full methodology at /insights/volleylens-volleyball-ranking-methodology.