Top 2022 talent

[jcvball22]

Jan 3, 2020 23:31:18 GMT -5 vbstan123 said:

Someone whose name needs a mention is Elia Rubin. She is a great ball control OH with a nice arm. Was on the top A1 team along with Wucherer and Kubik.

On the same team as Rubin are Dani Thomas-Nathan and Kerry Keefe as well, all three playing up at 17s (and have played up for most of their careers).

[volleynerdmw]

Carly Hendrickson Cincinnati Oh. Mount Notre Dame HS NKYVC

[baytree]

Jan 4, 2020 0:23:42 GMT -5 Friday said:

Here is the list of 2022s who made USAVHP A1 this past summer.


FIRST LAST POS GRAD YR REGION
Adriana Studer LIB 2022 Badger
Akasha Anderson OH 2022 Chesapeake
Alexa Markley OH 2022 Southern
Alexis Shelton OH 2022 Carolina
Alexis Stucky SET 2022 Rocky Mountain
Allyson Barth MB 2022 Badger
Ana Julia Bleeker LIB 2022 Florida
Brianna Anderson OH 2022 Florida
Brooke Jeffrey MB 2022 Lone Star
Brooke Porter OH 2022 Badger
Brooklyn Burns SET 2022 Southern California
Cari Bohm MB 2022 Lakeshore
Caroline Kerr SET 2022 Great Lakes
Danielle Thomas-Nathan OH 2022 Southern California
Elia Rubin OH 2022 Southern California
Hayden Kubik OH 2022 Iowa
Karissa Kaminski LIB 2022 Badger
Kathryn Hurta SET 2022 Great Lakes
Kendal Kemp MB 2022 North Country
Kendall Minta MB 2022 North Country
Kennedy Riggs LIB 2022 Great Lakes
Lauren Carter SET 2022 Iowa
Lucy Trump OH 2022 Pioneer
Mackenzie Mcguire OH 2022 Oklahoma
Mckenna WuchererOH 2022 Badger
Nataly Moravec OH 2022 New England
Nicole Sherfield MB 2022 Lone Star
Rachel Mccollum SET 2022 Delta
Rebekah Allick MB 2022 Great Plains
Rian Finley SET 2022 Northern California
Rylie Mcginest MB 2022 Southern California
Sarah Morton LIB 2022 Great Lakes
Shayla Meyer OH 2022 Great Plains
Shaylee Myers OH 2022 Great Plains
Sophia Keene OH 2022 Lone Star
Taylor Preston MB 2022 Pioneer
Tess Masingale MB2022Columbia Empire
Trinity Hamilton LIB 2022 Delta

Adding the 2022s that made USAVHP Girls Youth A1 team:

Adonia Faumuina OH 2022 Southern Cal

Emily Canaan LIB 2022 North Texas

Emma Rhodes OH 2022 Southern Cal

Jordan Middleton OH 2022 Arizona
Mia Otten OH 2022 Oklahoma
Natalie Ring OH 2022 Badger
Rya Mckinnon OH 2022 Southern

Most players on this team are 2020 or 2021s.

Also adding Carter Booth (M, 6-7, Englewood, Colo., 2022, Colorado Juniors/Rocky Mountain, Minnesota) who was on the 2019 U.S. Girls Youth National Team that played in Egypt this summer.

[Friday]

Feeling bad for the 2022s...no one has much to say about anyone or any scoop on where some might be heading or getting interest from.

[Kingsley]

Jan 7, 2020 15:37:46 GMT -5 Friday said:

Feeling bad for the 2022s...no one has much to say about anyone or any scoop on where some might be heading or getting interest from.

The 2022 class is where the new recruiting rules are really starting to impact early recruiting.

[volleynerdmw]

Jan 7, 2020 15:58:04 GMT -5 Kingsley said:

Jan 7, 2020 15:37:46 GMT -5 Friday said:

Feeling bad for the 2022s...no one has much to say about anyone or any scoop on where some might be heading or getting interest from.

The 2022 class is where the new recruiting rules are really starting to impact early recruiting.

Trust me it will be crazy come June 15.  2022s will get their due in a very condensed amount of time.  Plenty of "elite prospect" clinics are happening right now for 2022s to tee everything up for June.  May will be another big camp/clinic time that will look alot like unofficial visits. 

[Friday]

Jan 7, 2020 16:06:57 GMT -5 volleynerdmw said:

Jan 7, 2020 15:58:04 GMT -5 Kingsley said:

The 2022 class is where the new recruiting rules are really starting to impact early recruiting.

Trust me it will be crazy come June 15.  2022s will get their due in a very condensed amount of time.  Plenty of "elite prospect" clinics are happening right now for 2022s to tee everything up for June.  May will be another big camp/clinic time that will look alot like unofficial visits. 

It absolutely will be crazy at the strike of midnight on 6/15 for the 2022s.  I just hope the schools give them time to make decisions and it is not take it or else kind of situation where girls are forced to make decisions on the fly.  In theory the goal of the new rules is for the process to really only start for them then.  In reality, at least for this class, that will probably not be the case.  Alot of people will need to make decisions quickly and then see where the dominoes fall and what opportunities those dominoes create or take away for others.

It is a shame that girls have to pay for camp aka unofficial visits now as well.  And it is on the school timeline not the girls/family.  Plus many overlap and so girls will have to guess which school is most interested and go there. 

[jasonr]

I don't think it'll be too bad for the top tier girls. They all received numerous offers and had discussions with coaches before the rules went into effect which helped them get a head start. The mid-level D1 recruits will be running around with their hair on fire.

[Dash22]

Jan 3, 2020 19:53:53 GMT -5 jasonr said:

Anyone hear where Mogridge might end up? I just happened to see her on an adjacent court at a tournament last spring and ended up watching the whole match. That girl is an animal, and I mean that in the most complimentary way. There were probably five or more sure fire P5 recruits in that match, but she looked like she was in a completely different league, like she should be playing 17s or 18s as a frosh.

Carter is definitely a monster.  No surprise here but the Gators have a big lead.  

[Dash22]

Jan 3, 2020 20:48:31 GMT -5 bball said:

I like wrobel

It’s too bad we don’t have room for her at the moment.  

[stanfordvb]

Wucherer is the best player I’ve seen in this class. Very clearly proving she was the best one on the top team at USA this summer, putting on a clinic against Chile in a 5 set final. Very low error player as well.

[vbstan123]

Just a question...How are girls in the '22 class able to commit right now? Just saw two new committs for this class but they are still not able to talk to coaches for another few months so does anyone know how that works?

[jcvball22]

Jan 8, 2020 13:32:36 GMT -5 vbstan123 said:

Just a question...How are girls in the '22 class able to commit right now? Just saw two new committs for this class but they are still not able to talk to coaches for another few months so does anyone know how that works?

Offers could be extended before the new rules went into place with expiration dates. It's a grandfather clause. The schools had to send a list of pending offers to their compliance office before the deadline set in on the new rules. So kids could still be committing on offers made prior to May of last year.

[jasonr]

Jan 8, 2020 13:20:49 GMT -5 stanfordvb said:

Wucherer is the best player I’ve seen in this class. Very clearly proving she was the best one on the top team at USA this summer, putting on a clinic against Chile in a 5 set final. Very low error player as well.

She doesn't have the ceiling of some of the other top prospects. That's not to knock her, she's very good.

[stanfordvb]

Jan 8, 2020 14:12:02 GMT -5 jasonr said:

Jan 8, 2020 13:20:49 GMT -5 stanfordvb said:

Wucherer is the best player I’ve seen in this class. Very clearly proving she was the best one on the top team at USA this summer, putting on a clinic against Chile in a 5 set final. Very low error player as well.

She doesn't have the ceiling of some of the other top prospects. That's not to knock her, she's very good.

I’d have to disagree. She reminds of Hayley Hodson in high school, technically, she is far above any other OH in her class. She’s a great passer and defender, good server as well. In that final match, she was hitting the ball harder than everyone and hitting more difficult shots than anyone else. We won’t truly know her or anyone’s ceiling until they get to college and get in the weight room. That’s what makes a big difference when players get to college. as of right now, she is months in development ahead of the rest of the OHs from what I’ve seen.