Three 2022 liberos from Western Washington
Promising volleyball players have been standing out all over the state of Washington. From North to South, and East to West, talent abounds in the Evergreen State with young prospects consistently climbing the volleyball ladder in different areas of the…
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Continue ReadingPromising volleyball players have been standing out all over the state of Washington. From North to South, and East to West, talent abounds in the Evergreen State with young prospects consistently climbing the volleyball ladder in different areas of the state.
With that in mind, we’re starting a series that will highlight some of the most promising Washington players according to their positions, classes and regions. Join us for this tour in which we’ll check on the top liberos and defensive specialists of the 2022 class from the Western Washington region.
Florencia Olivera – HS: Bainbridge – Club: School of Volleyball
Florencia Olivera has been a revelation for her high school team Bainbridge last season, when she substantially grew her role with the Spartans and delivered extremely solid performances. The 5’2” defender is coming from a terrific season in which she tallied 211 digs and 42 passes in just 40 sets. Oliveira is very fast and technical and is never afraid to dive for the ball to avoid a point.
Addy Schmidt – HS: Crosspoint
Addy Schmidt has accumulated some monster numbers in three seasons of high school volleyball with her team Crosspoint. The 5’4” defensive stud has always been the centerpiece of the Warriors’ defensive system, having tallied as many as 472 digs in three seasons. Her passing efficiency is even higher as she rarely makes mistakes when passing the ball, having added up for 582 passes over the course of her high school career.
Savannah Kambich – HS: South Kitsap
A volleyball and basketball student-athlete, Savannah Kambich is an expert in keeping the ball up in the air. Very fast and technical, the 5’5” also has a fantastic ability, which often leads her to easy and controlled digs. Kambich averaged over two digs per set this past season with her high school team South Kitsap.