High School Early Top Performers – The Setters
The high school volleyball season is underway in Washington and prospects from every corner of the Evergreen State are doing their best to help their teams while they showcase their games in the prospect of being recruited by a college…
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Continue ReadingThe high school volleyball season is underway in Washington and prospects from every corner of the Evergreen State are doing their best to help their teams while they showcase their games in the prospect of being recruited by a college in order to make the move to the next level.
Some players didn’t need more than three or four matches to show what they can do and as production in volleyball can come in a variety of ways, we’ll spend this week highlighting the young prospects who are off to a great start in their campaigns.
It’s time we highlight some of the most prolific setters of the season so far:
Marissa Dahl – HS: White River – Club: Puyallup Juniors – 2022
Marissa Dahl is up to a great start in her last season of high school volleyball as the White River senior has been extremely productive with her ball distribution, totaling 83 assists in just three matches (nine sets), to an average of 9.2 per set. The 5’4” Dahl had a pair of 30-assist performances against Lynden and Clover Park and handed out 23 against Franklin Pierce.
Katelyn Eichert – HS: Lake Stevens – Club: Washington Volleyball Academy – 2024
Katelyn Eichert had big shoes to fill coming to this season as she took over the position that for several years belonged to Michelle Fast Michelle Fast 5'8" | S Lake Stevens | 2021 State WA , but she’s been up for the task so far. The 5’7” setter has been running Lake Stevens’ offense extremely well, producing 96 assists in just three matches – 11 sets. Her average of 8.7 assists per set is outstanding and was certainly by a 36-assist match against Auburn Riverside and a 32-assist one against Edmonds-Woodway.
Melloney Deife – HS: Odessa – Club: Columbia Basin Elite – 2024
Melloney Deife has first played for Odessa as an eight-grader in 2019 and has only gotten better since then. The 5’5” setter is excellent on her ball handling and has already reached three digits in assists, at 104 in just seven matches – and 20 sets. She had more than 15 assists in four of her seven appearances, registering 19 against Reardan and Royal and 17 in a duel with Mary Walker.