The rankings are based on AIM+ Score, which reflects player production and efficiency across attacking, serving, setting, blocking and defense. This week’s leaders represent #951 Elite Boys 17-1, West Edge 17 Storm, Team Rockstar 17 Ai, Cinci Attack 17 Black and Balboa Bay 17 Blue.
Below is the current Top 5:
1. Joseph Bankston, #951 Elite Boys 17-1. AIM+ Score: 40.00
Bankston leads the leaderboard after recording five kills on 11 attack attempts with one attacking error across two sets, posting a .364 hitting percentage. He also contributed 13 receptions without a reception error, four digs and one solo block. His three service aces were the most among the Top 5, helping him finish with nine total points.
2. Tyier Clark, West Edge 17 Storm. AIM+ Score: 39.50
Clark recorded eight kills, eight digs and seven receptions without a reception error across two sets. He finished with a .185 hitting percentage on 27 attack attempts and added two service aces, bringing him to 10 total points. His attacking and defensive contributions place him second, just 0.50 behind Bankston in the current standings.
3. Andrew Dulay, Team Rockstar 17 Ai. AIM+ Score: 38.50
Dulay converted five of his nine attack attempts into kills without an attacking error, posting a .556 hitting percentage across two sets. He also contributed three assists, two receptions, two digs, one service ace and one solo block, finishing with seven total points. His three assists led the Top 5, alongside the group’s second-highest hitting percentage.
4. Johnie Holmes, Cinci Attack 17 Black. AIM+ Score: 37.88
Holmes led the Top 5 in kills, receptions, digs and total points, recording 37 kills, 28 receptions, 15 digs and 40 points across eight sets. He posted a .460 hitting percentage on 63 attack attempts and added two service aces, one solo block and one block assist. With the most recorded sets in the group, his totals reflect a larger sample than the other four players, each with two sets recorded.
5. Thomas Richardson, Balboa Bay 17 Blue. AIM+ Score: 36.50
Richardson recorded four kills on seven attack attempts without an attacking error across two sets, posting a .571 hitting percentage, the highest among the Top 5. He added two service aces, one solo block and one dig, finishing with seven total points. Attacking efficiency, along with points from serving and blocking, rounds out his fifth-place performance.
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