4A-1A Top Performers (Week 2)

Week two of high school play has come to a close so now it is time to spotlight some players who did BIG things as a top performer for their team... 4A Photo: OSAA 2022 Greta Davis Greta Davis 5'11" | OH Sisters | 2022 State OR , 5’11", OH, Sisters High School, North Pacific Juniors  Davis had a phenomenal second week of high school play for the Sisters High School Outlaws. A standout six-rotation outside attacker, the Outlaws look to her to put the ball away. Against Ridgeview (the reigning 5A State champions), she racked up 23 kills, and 6 aces. The Outlaws are currently 5-1.      Photo: OSAA 2021 Ellie Rush Ellie Rush 5'5" | S Sisters | 2021 State OR , 5’5", S, Sisters High School, Central Oregon Volleyball Club, Valley City State University Senior Rush is back running the offense for the Sisters High School Outlaws for her fourth and final high school season. She had a stellar second week totaling 148 assists over two matches, as well as 12 aces. The Outlaws are currently 5-1.    3A Photo: OSAA 2021 Shelby Blodgett, 5’9”, OH, Clatskanie High School, Oregon Tech (Basketball)  A three-sport athlete, Blodgett brings her athleticism to the court for the Clatskanie High School Tigers. At their match versus Warrenton, she racked up 16 kills and 8 blocks. The Tigers are currently 3-1.     Photo: OSAA 2021 Olivia Sprague, 5’7”, DS, Clatskanie High School, Oregon Tech (Basketball/Softball)  Another three-sport athlete for the Clatskanie High School Tigers, Sprague brings her hustle and all-out defense to the back row. In their match versus Warrenton, she brought the heat on the service line, racking up 6 aces. The Tigers are currently 3-1.    2A 2023 Tyler McNeley, MB, Lakeview High School  The Lakeview High School Honkers are a young team with eight underclassmen and a lone senior to lead them, meaning the younger players are picking up a bulk of the team’s responsibility. Sophomore McNeley rose to the challenge last week, racking up 8 kills in both matches as their starting middle blocker. The Honkers are currently 4-2.  1A Photo: OSAA 2021 Belle Blair, 5’10”, MB, Powder Valley High School, Idaho Crush Senior middle blocker Blair is a formidable force for the Powder Valley High School Badgers. Her hitting last week was unstoppable. In the four matches last week, she racked up 90 kills, accumulating 25 of them in their game versus Crane, garnering her a .309 hitting percentage. She also totaled up 19 blocks. The Badgers are currently 6-0.    Photo: OSAA 2021 Brooke Allen, S/OH, Powder Valley High School  The Powder Valley High School Badgers are looking to senior setter Allen to run the offense for the team. Last week she racked 162 assists across four matches, and 12 services aces. She assisted her team in defeating St. Paul, the team that the Badgers have lost to the past two State championship games. The Badgers are currently 6-0.