Who is your 910Preps Fans' Choice Volleyball Player of the Year?

The high school volleyball season has ended, and its time for postsesaon voting.Jack Britt and Cape Fear finished the season in the third round of the 7A East NCHSAA playoffs, while Northwood Temple fell short of a championship visit by two games in the NCISAA.The Mid-South Conference crowned Karson Ives of Jack Britt as Player of the Year after her record-setting junior season. Seventy-First's Sabrina Scriven was named the Eastern Sandhills Conference Player of the Year.Nine Fayetteville-area volleyball players have been nominated for the Fans' Choice of 910Preps Volleyball Player of the Year poll. Here are the nine candidates and what they accomplished this season.Voting is open until Nov. 10, at 9 a.m.Please send headshot photos to jfmoore@usatodayco.com when casting your vote.910Preps Fans' Choice Volleyball Player of the Year pollGrace Harris, junior, Northwood Temple — Harris had 229 kills, which was second in the Sandhills Athletic Conference, 158 assists, 57 serving aces, and 24 blocks this season.Karson Ives, junior, Jack Britt — Ives, the Mid-South Player of the Year, had a phenomenal season for the Buccaneers. She surpassed the single-season kills record, finishing with 376 and sixth in the 7A. She also finished with 77 blocks, 71 assists, and 50 digs in 86 sets played, and was No. 8 in the state in hitting percentage at .437.Hayden Lake, senior, Pine Forest — Lake finished the season with 413 digs, 56 assists, and 26 serving aces for a first-team all-conference bid.Kennedee Lee, junior, Northwood Temple — Lee was a driving force for the Eagles' 24-2 season. She had a Sandhills Athletic Conference best, 260 kills, which also ranked No. 7 in the NCISAA 2A, and 19 blocks. Londyn McKay, sophomore, Cape Fear — The sophomore Tri-County Co-Player of the Year earned 258 kills and 39 blocks with a .326 hitting percentage in her breakout season.Kaci Payne, sophomore, Village Christian — The sophomore outside hitter had 226 kills this season, third in the Sandhills Athletic Conference. She also had 190 digs and 49 serving aces.A'Mya Pilkington, senior, Gray's Creek — The Army West Point commit finished with the most kills in the Tri-County conference with 371, 270 digs, 46 blocks, and a .283 hit percentage that ranked No. 16 in the 6A class.Sabrina Scriven, senior, Seventy-First — The Eastern Sandhills Conference Player of the Year finished second in the conference in blocks (29), and had 48 kills on the season.Taryn Sylvester, senior, Gray's Creek — Sylvester, the senior libero finished No. 23 in the state in digs with 485 and had 34 serving aces.