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Girls’ Volleyball

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Program Overview

Poly Prep’s Girls’ Volleyball program prides itself on hard work, team play, and a drive to succeed, which translates into high-energy, exciting game action. The athletes are always eager to get onto the court and compete. The coaches challenge and encourage them to get the most out of their abilities in matches as well as in the classroom, leaving them well prepared for the rigors of being a college student-athlete. Over the last several years, the team has enjoyed back-to-back undefeated seasons and NYSAIS crowns in 2018 and 2019. They also competed at the Durango Classic, the most prestigious and competitive volleyball event in the country in 2019 and that same year, Poly Prep earned the tournament’s sportsmanship award. The team continues to compete at championship levels, showing outstanding cohesion and relentless drive on the court.

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Girls’ Volleyball Highlights

Competed in the Durango Fall Classic in Las Vegas, the most competitive and prestigious high school event in the country.

7x Ivy Prep League Champions (2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2024)
4x NYSAIS Champions (2018, 2019, 2021, 2022)
2019 Undefeated Season
2019 Durango Classic Las Vegas Tournament Sportsmanship Award
2018 Undefeated Season
Girls’ Volleyball Head Coach
Volleyball Coach Ben Diaz

Ben Diaz

Business Phone: (718) 836-9800 ext. 6050
Education: La Sierra University, BS

Born and raised in Los Angeles, Diaz showcased his athleticism as a four-year member of the varsity volleyball and basketball programs at Glendale Academy, earning school athlete of the year honors as a junior and a senior. He became a personal trainer after earning his BS in kinesiology from La Sierra University, but eventually found his passion as a volleyball coach, leading La Salle High School to a league title in his first season. Diaz had winning stints at South Pasadena High School and Notre Dame High School. He also coached highly successful programs from the SG Elite Volleyball Club, earning bronze medals at the USA Junior Championships in 2014 and 2017. Upon his arrival in New York, Diaz co-founded the Brooklyn Elite Volleyball Club and joined the Poly coaching staff in 2017, quickly making his mark with back-to-back NYSAIS titles for the girls’ team. With high expectations built on years of success, Diaz is confident that he can maintain winning programs in Brooklyn. Diaz says, “I feel Poly has the talent to be good not only in New York, but also at the national level.” 

Career Highlights:

  • California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) 2010 Del Rey League Champion and CIF Semi-Finalist
  • CIF Back-to-Back Champions 2013 and 2014
  • CIF Coach of the Year 2013
  • CIF Semi-Finalist 2015
  • CIF Sunshine League Champions 2016 and 2017
  • Ivy Prep League Champions 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2024
  • NYSAIS Girls Champions 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022

Club Volleyball:

  • 2012 Silver Medal National Volleyball Festival
  • 4 Top 5 Finishes at USA Junior National Championships
  • 2014 Bronze Medal USA Junior Championships
  • 2017 Bronze Medal USA Junior Championships
  • Nominee for Prep Volleyball’s Coach of the Year 2017
  • 4 Bronze Medals USA Volleyball Open Qualifier Championships
Volleyball Facilities
Girls Volleyball
legacy gym court
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Schedule
Sep19

Home: JV Girls Volleyball vs Riverdale 91925
4:30 PM
Location: Poly Prep, Novogratz Athletic Center

Sep26

Away: Varsity Girls Volleyball vs Dalton 92625
4:30 PM
Location: Dalton School PE Center

Sep26

Home: JV Girls Volleyball vs Dalton 92625
4:30 PM
Location: Poly Prep, Legacy Gym

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Featured Athletes

Carlyle Muldrow '26

A dedicated team member since Grade 8, Carlye has stood out as one of the team's most talented players. She brings a positive attitude and consistently strives for excellence both on and off the court.

Tallulah Glancy '25

Tallulah has worked tirelessly to elevate her game, and it shows. She's a driving force on the 2024–25 team—always lifting up her teammates and pushing herself to get better every day. She takes her talent to Trinity College where a Poly teammate warned, "the Chicken should fear you at Trinity."

Ariana Rodriguez '23

Class of 2023’s Ariana Rodriguez took her talents to the University of Miami and went on to represent the Dominican Republic in the women’s volleyball tournament at the 2024 Olympics.
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