Perry High School secured its second consecutive 6A boys volleyball title with a decisive straight-set victory over Mountain View, solidifying its status as one of Arizona's top high school volleyball teams in history. The Pumas dominated throughout the tournament, capping it off with a 25-10, 25-18, 25-18 win at Mesa Skyline High School. Coach Ryan Tolman emphasized the significance of the team's performance, highlighting key contributions from players like junior middle blocker Tommy Henige and MVP Everett Wagner. Perry's impressive season record of 38 wins against 2 losses demonstrates their strength, especially considering two of those losses were to nationally ranked Californians.

By the Numbers
  • Perry finished the season with a record of 38-2-1.
  • The team went undefeated in the state tournament, losing zero sets across four games.
State of Play
  • Perry showcased a deep squad, allowing for seamless substitutions without loss of momentum.
  • Despite not having senior outside hitter Logan Gray, the team maintained their dominance in the championship match.
What's Next

Perry looks to build on this championship success, potentially contending for further titles as they develop new talent and continue to strengthen their program. The Pumas may also explore opportunities for recognition at the national level, especially considering their current ranking at No. 8 nationally by MaxPreps.

Bottom Line

This championship reinforces Perry's legacy in Arizona high school volleyball, positioning them among the all-time greats, while setting the stage for future achievements and continued team development.