22s At Circle City Still Available; 18 White
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In our second edition of the club kids still available for the coming fall, we highlight six athletes from around central Indiana that can, and should, make an impact somewhere at the next level in the fall of 2022. Campbell…
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Continue ReadingIn our second edition of the club kids still available for the coming fall, we highlight six athletes from around central Indiana that can, and should, make an impact somewhere at the next level in the fall of 2022.
Campbell Clark Campbell Clark 5'9" | DS/L Perry Meridian | 2022 State IN , 5-8 DS, Perry Meridian
Tranferring over from Team Indiana, Campbell can be useful as a libero in left back, a three-rotation DS in right back, or a combination of both. Her instincts and anticipation have gotten her this far, and she’ll have plenty of opportunities to hone her abilities as the libero on Circle’s 18-3.
Josie Jones, 5-9 OH, Cascade
The only “small school” entry on this list, Josie’s arm is what got her here. She transitions quickly, can hit from both pins, and has a whip of an arm that terminates consistently. I would like to see a bit more serve receive and defense from her this spring, so hopefully that develops, as her small school schedule did not have tough serving teams.
Eliza Ford Eliza Ford 6'0" | OH Avon | 2022 State IN , 6-0 OH/RS, Avon
On a rare down year for Avon, Eliza was the size and length that the Orioles desperately needed this past fall. She’s long and lean, can go over and around any block, and whips her arm through the contact zone. Although better suited as a right side, I’d like to see more of her abilities all the way around. Her jumping ability is no issue, however, at 9-7.
Emma Morris Emma Morris 5'11" | MB Perry Meridian | 2022 State IN , 6-1 MB, Perry Meridian
The second of two Falcons on this list, Emma is tall and fast on both offense and defense. She excels off of two feet, and can go pin to pin with her long strides. Most likely projecting to be an M2 at the next level, her attack touch just passed 9-6, and should increase from there this spring.
Katie Lavy, 5-11 MB, Avon
Some might be turned off by Katie’s height, but her arm length and long strides certainly make up for it. Another quick-twitch middle, she might be the M1 on this squad, but can play either middle position in a pinch. I also like her solid hands while blocking, and she takes up space on the block, unlike other slight middles in this class.
Ruthie Bingham, 5-9 RS, Trinity Lutheran
Welcome to big-girl ball, Ruthie! Stashed away on the regional Cougar volleyball program down in Seymour, Ruthie’s athleticism is what stands out immediately upon seeing her play. She’s super fast, transitions well, and gets up with strength on the attack. Now that’s she’s playing with a higher level of training, I’d love to see how she develops in a tougher club environment.