FVC 17-Summit — #2197 Girls 17 Club Volleyball Team for the 2025-2026 Season

Girls 17 Volleyball Team · FVC · NY

FVC 17-Summit is the #2197 ranked girls 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 FVC (NY).

#2197
Overall Rank
1500
Elo Rating
0W-0L
Record
0%
Win Rate
0
Matches

Roster (9 players)

#NamePositionGrad YearHeightCommitment
1 Alyssa Huynh LB 2027
6 Victoria Chen MB 2027
9 Addison Garner RS 2027
12 Isabel Wang S 2028
13 Daniella Loli OH 2027
14 Hillary Wong OH 2027
15 Shirlyn Loi DS 2028
19 Asha Kohli-Lynch MB 2028
28 Patil Kludjian RS 2028

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Coaching Staff

Flora Yang
Club Director
Kai-Yeung Shiu
Head Coach
Tony Le
Asst Coach

Frequently asked questions

Where is FVC 17-Summit ranked?

FVC 17-Summit is the #2197 ranked girls 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 FVC 17-Summit'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 FVC 17-Summit compete for?

FVC 17-Summit is part of FVC, based in NY. View the full FVC club page to see every team in the program and the club's overall ranking.

Who plays for FVC 17-Summit?

FVC 17-Summit carries a roster of 9 players including Alyssa Huynh, Victoria Chen, Addison Garner. 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.