Vote for Ponce Law's Preseason TSSAA Volleyball Player of the Year
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Last updated Aug 10, 2026
Voting is now open for the Ponce Law 2026 Preseason Volleyball Player of the Year in Nashville. Fans can select from a list of nominated players who excelled last season, with voting closing on August 13 at noon. Key candidates include Campbell Leathers from Eagleville, who had a standout season with 646 kills, and Avery Hawkins from Clarksville, recognized for her impressive statistics and All-District selection. Other nominees include Taylor Willeford and Heidi Green, both of whom significantly contributed to their teams. The poll allows local supporters to actively engage in recognizing top talent ahead of the upcoming season.
- •Voting ends August 13 at noon
- •Top candidates include Campbell Leathers and Avery Hawkins
- •Leathers totaled 646 kills last season
- •Hawkins was named All-District and All-Region
- •Engagement supports local volleyball community
- 10:06 AMYahoo Sports — Vote for Ponce Law's Preseason TSSAA Volleyball Player of the year in Nashville
"Who should be the Ponce Law 2026 Nashville area Preseason Volleyball Player of the Year? You get to decide. Vote for your favorite choice in our poll.
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