Breakout stars entering the 2026 CIAC high school girls volleyball tournaments: Picks for each class.

Greenwich's Victoria Sullivan (6) sets the ball against Ludlowe during the FCIAC girls volleyball final at Stamford oin Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2025. (Photo: Dave Stewart | Design: Sean Patrick Bowley/Hearst Connecticut Media) In our outlook for the CIAC girls volleyball tournaments, we highlighted the top players in each class. Here, we look at one player from each class who could make a huge impact as their team tries to win a state championship.We know many players will be integral, but these players might just be the pieces that push their teams forward.CLASS LLVictoria Sullivan, Greenwich, Sr., SGreenwich is unbeaten, and the play of Sullivan at setter is a big reason why. The senior has 336 assists, 97 digs, 77 kills and 52 aces.CLASS LAddison Scott, Masuk, Sr., OHThe senior has 356 kills, a .341 hitting percentage and a 46.6% kill percentage, along with 175 digs and 58 aces. She has helped lead Masuk to the No. 3 seed.CLASS MVictoria Nawrot, Cromwell, Sr., MHCromwell is a No. 12 seed, and if it is going to make a run, the senior will be a big reason why. She has 291 kills, 44 aces and 61 blocks.CLASS SHailey Mayo, Coventry, Jr., MHThough basketball is the junior's main sport, the 6-foot-1 middle hitter has been a dominant force at the net for the Patriots, recording 282 kills.Sign up for the Connecticut Briefing from CT Insider. Get the biggest headlines of the day from our network of journalists around the state.This article originally published at Breakout stars entering the 2026 CIAC high school girls volleyball tournaments: Picks for each class. .