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Jeff Vorva’s Daily Southtown boys volleyball rankings and player of the week

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With records through Monday and previous rankings in parentheses.

1. Lincoln-Way East 28-5 (2)

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Still the only team this season to beat defending state champion Glenbard West.

2. Brother Rice 25-6 (3)

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Brendan McCarthy and teammates notch program’s 700th win at Richards Tournament.

3. Marist 31-3 (1)

Christian Teresi and Co. to must regroup after losses to Glenbard West, Brother Rice.

4. Joliet Catholic 26-7 (4)

Luke Pekol pounds 11 kills vs. Glenbard South to win Willowbrook Tournament.

5. Lincoln-Way West 24-9 (5)

Wins over H-F, Stagg would give Warriors perfect 8-0 record in conference.

6. Marian Catholic 25-7 (6)

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Spartans were impressive with a second-place finish at Evanston Tournament.

7. Lockport 23-8 (7)

Josh Bluhm’s 14 kills were big in a quality victory over Hinsdale Central.

8. Reavis 21-8 (8)

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Wins against Tinley Park and Bremen would give Rams a 10-0 mark in the conference.

9. St. Rita 17-13 (9)

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Mustangs get ready for postseason with Friday triangular against Lyons and Lockport.

10. Homewood-Flossmoor 20-12 (NR)

Vikings go 3-1 since loss to Stagg, now aim for a top-four finish in conference.

Senior setter Luke Dwyer totaled 84 assists for Brother Rice en route to making the all-tournament team at Richards. The Aurora University recruit added 33 in Monday’s 27-25, 16-25, 25-20 win over Marist.

Jeff Vorva is a freelance reporter for the Daily Southtown.

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