2026 VNL MEN'S TOP SCORERS

2026 VNL Top 30 Scorers

Rank	Player	Country	Total Points	Attack Points	Block Points	Serve Points
1	A. Nikolov	BUL	278	247	11	20
2	Mujanović	SLO	277	236	21	20
3	Reggers	BEL	268	246	9	13
4	Ran	JPN	262	221	17	24
5	A. Lagumdzija	TUR	240	197	24	19
6	Hanes	USA	223	179	18	26
7	Možič	SLO	221	184	26	11
8	Anderson	USA	197	165	16	16
9	M. Henno	FRA	189	165	11	13
10	Vicentin	ARG	185	157	13	15
10	Haji	IRI	185	154	21	10
11	Bołądź	POL	184	154	21	9
12	Ishikawa	JPN	179	165	6	8
13	Bottolo	ITA	169	144	14	11
14	Tupchii	UKR	168	137	16	15
15	Darlan	BRA	165	138	10	17
16	Boyer	FRA	164	142	17	5
17	Röhrs	GER	159	148	4	7
18	Wang B.	CHN	154	133	11	10
19	Haghparast	IRI	149	125	10	14
20	Mašulović V.	SRB	143	118	15	10
21	Nishida	JPN	142	122	10	10
22	Brand	GER	138	118	9	11
23	Yanchuk	UKR	135	101	11	23
23	Asparuhov	BUL	135	106	12	17
23	Wassenaar Ketrzynski	CAN	135	121	9	5
23	Howe	CAN	135	83	45	7
24	Marinović	SRB	131	106	17	8
25	Wen Z. H.	CHN	129	121	5	3
25	Semeniuk	UKR	129	85	31	13

Table 1: 2026 FIVB Volleyball Nations League Men's top individual scorers, ranked by total points, broken down by attack, block, and serve points. Source: Volleyball World

A Closer Look: Scoring Styles

Player	Total	Attack	Block	Serve
A. Nikolov (BUL)	278	247	11	20
Howe (CAN)	135	83	45	7
Hanes (USA)	223	179	18	26

What this shows

A. Nikolov's 278 points come almost entirely from attacking. 247 of his 278 points (89%) are attack points, making him a great offensive weapon. Contrast that with Howe, who sits far lower on the overall leaderboard at 135 total points but gets an unusually large share (a third of his total!), from blocking alone (45 block points). You can see that he has so much more than the next closest block total on this list. Hanes also shows relatively balanced scoring across all three categories, but with the highest serve-point total on the list (26 aces), implying he's a player whose serve is an important offensive weapon rather than just a way to start the rally. Ranking players purely by total points would put Nikolov, Reggers, and Ran at the top and miss that Howe, despite ranking much lower, may be the single most disruptive blocker in this dataset.