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Niagara Falls Brings Experience Into 2026 Boys Volleyball Season

After an 11-win 2025 campaign in the published HighSchoolSports.org results, Niagara Falls opens a new schedule with several returning upperclassmen and an early run of tests.

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Pre-season Boys Volleyball

Overview

  • Niagara Falls is coming off an 11-8 season in the published 2025-26 results, giving the program a recent benchmark entering 2026.
  • Seniors Andrew Heigl and Ryan Brady bring multi-season varsity experience, while Richard Anderson III and Cameron Holland also return from last season.
  • The schedule starts quickly with North Tonawanda, City Honors, Lockport and Grand Island all appearing in the first eight days.

Niagara Falls Prepares For 2026 Boys Volleyball Season

Niagara Falls enters the 2026 boys volleyball season with a roster that includes several players who have been part of the program's recent varsity stretch.

According to HighSchoolSports.org published results, Niagara Falls finished 11-8 in 2025-26, a jump from the prior two seasons in the coverage window. That gives coach William Whisker's group a clear recent standard as it begins a new schedule.

The returning group is led by seniors Andrew Heigl and Ryan Brady, both of whom bring multiple seasons of varsity experience. Heigl is listed as a setter, giving Niagara Falls an experienced name around the offense, while Brady returns at outside hitter.

Cameron Holland, a senior middle, and Richard Anderson III, a junior libero, also return from last season. The roster also includes senior middles and pin options such as Deiontre Moore, Austin Charsley, Deshawn Smith and Eric Mitchell, along with Brodie Kennedy, Kulraj Lucky, Jacob Weld, Adwan Ferrer-Diaz, Noah Butera and freshman middle Liam McNab.

Niagara Falls opens Sept. 9 at home against North Tonawanda, then travels to City Honors on Sept. 10. The first full week brings a Sept. 15 trip to Lockport and a Sept. 16 home match with Grand Island before road dates at Depew, CSAT, Cardinal O'Hara and Riverside.

October brings several familiar checkpoints, including Niagara Wheatfield at home on Oct. 1, North Tonawanda on the road Oct. 6, Lockport at home Oct. 8 and Grand Island away Oct. 14. Niagara Falls closes the listed schedule with road matches at Niagara Wheatfield on Oct. 27 and Williamsville North on Oct. 28.