The Pratt Institute men's volleyball team finished its 2026 season with a loss to Lancaster Bible College, the regular-season champions, in a decisive 3-0 match. The team faced challenges as Lancaster showcased a powerful offense and strong serving, highlighted by a significant 9-0 run in the first set. Key players for Pratt included Griffin Benkovszky and Morvens Regis, each contributing four kills, while Nathan Kim led with six digs. Despite the defeat, the Cannoneers achieved their best league finish since 2022, closing the season with a 5-14 overall record.

By the Numbers
  • Pratt finished the season with a 5-14 overall record and a 2-6 league record.
  • Lancaster Bible College dominated with 10 kills and five aces from Zeke Clark.
Yes, But

While the Cannoneers struggled against a high-performing Lancaster team, their improved league standing indicates progress compared to previous seasons. This suggests potential for growth in future campaigns.

State of Play
  • The Cannoneers finished seventh in the conference standings, their best performance since the former Colonial States Athletic Conference.
  • Senior players Max Wang and Brooks Reid contributed significantly in their final match, marking an end to their collegiate careers.
What's Next

Looking ahead, the Cannoneers will aim to build on their progress next season, especially with the departure of crucial senior players and the potential growth of underclassmen in key positions.

Bottom Line

Despite the loss, the season showed improvement for Pratt's men's volleyball team, setting the stage for future development and the potential for a stronger campaign ahead.