Gavin Mason has emerged as a standout player during his senior season with Coronado's boys volleyball team, showcasing impressive skills and performance. Despite a recent loss to Discovery Canyon, where Mason scored critical points, the Cougars maintain a strong 18-2 record and are positioned for potential playoff success. Mason attributes his improvement to experience with Team Colorado Volleyball, enhancing both his skills and teamwork. He has notably reduced his errors this season while maintaining a high kill count, supported by senior setter Paolo Piuma, who significantly contributes to the team's offense.

By the Numbers
  • Cougars hold an 18-2 record, currently ranked No. 8 in the CHSAA 5A poll.
  • Mason has 183 kills in 46 sets, with only 63 errors this season.
State of Play
  • Coronado aims to secure a playoff spot with the regular season ending on April 29.
  • The team is focused on winning two of their last three games to surpass last season's total of 19 wins.
What's Next

If the Cougars maintain their current ranking, they could host regional games for the first time, setting the stage for a possible state tournament appearance.

Bottom Line

As the season progresses, Coronado's cohesive teamwork and Mason's elevated performance could propel the team toward significant postseason achievements, highlighting their ambition to reach the state competition.