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Post by westie13 on Jul 16, 2022 17:47:25 GMT -5
Abigail Mullen is a 2025 that made the U19 National team and it is WELL DESERVED. She is unbelievably talented. The best 2025 that I have seen thus far.
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Post by blackiechan1999 on Jul 16, 2022 17:55:01 GMT -5
Abigail Mullen is a 2025 that made the U19 National team and it is WELL DESERVED. She is unbelievably talented. The best 2025 that I have seen thus far. Spears made it as well! |
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Post by Longhorn20 on Jul 16, 2022 18:06:51 GMT -5
Abigail Mullen is a 2025 that made the U19 National team and it is WELL DESERVED. She is unbelievably talented. The best 2025 that I have seen thus far. Spears made it as well! Has anyone heard if either of these players has a short list of schools they’d like to play at? |
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Post by hornshouse23 on Jul 16, 2022 18:42:48 GMT -5
Has anyone heard if either of these players has a short list of schools they’d like to play at? Manifesting. Hook ‘em. |
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Post by wonkaman on Jul 16, 2022 21:21:51 GMT -5
This is my top ten setters list from what I saw at Indy. Not enough to do a top ten right side or libero but Mullen was on my right side list.
1) Resse Messer (Dynasty 16) - She made the most insane set of the tournament, back set 5 feet behind the 10 foot line in the "5" spot.
2) Kirra Musgrave (HJV) - 6'2" with long and skinny legs. Soft hands. Hits left handed and plays right side. Great potential.
3) Sarah Pfiffner (TAV) - Any setter than can pull off a jump, one handed back set makes my list.
4) Jolyna Salas (Coast) - - I liked the way she ran the team on the court. Appears to be a great communicator.
5) Isabella Brown (Circle City) - nice hands, jump sets well and had some key blocks in the front row.
6) Kaia Pixler (Storm) - Had lots of weapons to choose from but her ability to dump made her a weapon as well.
7) Kaia Thiele (Alamo) - Pulled off hitting a kill in the middle and set her team to a championship.
8) Kassidy O'Brien (H. Skyline) - Nice touch to sets and has a real tough serve. One handed back dump and jump sets everything.
9) Julia Waller (Absolute) - Impressed with her hands and made a nice one handed set in a 13-13 third game that won them the match.
10) Ella Florez (Dynasty 15) - Bookends. A nice setter who hits a real hard ball on the right side.
And those are my 2025s to watch.
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Post by blackiechan1999 on Jul 16, 2022 23:19:04 GMT -5
This is my top ten setters list from what I saw at Indy. Not enough to do a top ten right side or libero but Mullen was on my right side list. 1) Resse Messer (Dynasty 16) - She made the most insane set of the tournament, back set 5 feet behind the 10 foot line in the "5" spot. 2) Kirra Musgrave (HJV) - 6'2" with long and skinny legs. Soft hands. Hits left handed and plays right side. Great potential. 3) Sarah Pfiffner (TAV) - Any setter than can pull off a jump, one handed back set makes my list. 4) Jolyna Salas (Coast) - - I liked the way she ran the team on the court. Appears to be a great communicator. 5) Isabella Brown (Circle City) - nice hands, jump sets well and had some key blocks in the front row. 6) Kaia Pixler (Storm) - Had lots of weapons to choose from but her ability to dump made her a weapon as well. 7) Kaia Thiele (Alamo) - Pulled off hitting a kill in the middle and set her team to a championship. 8) Kassidy O'Brien (H. Skyline) - Nice touch to sets and has a real tough serve. One handed back dump and jump sets everything. 9) Julia Waller (Absolute) - Impressed with her hands and made a nice one handed set in a 13-13 third game that won them the match. 10) Ella Florez (Dynasty 15) - Bookends. A nice setter who hits a real hard ball on the right side. And those are my 2025s to watch. Campbell Flynn? |
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Post by volleydada4 on Jul 16, 2022 23:44:03 GMT -5
This is my top ten setters list from what I saw at Indy. Not enough to do a top ten right side or libero but Mullen was on my right side list. 1) Resse Messer (Dynasty 16) - She made the most insane set of the tournament, back set 5 feet behind the 10 foot line in the "5" spot. 2) Kirra Musgrave (HJV) - 6'2" with long and skinny legs. Soft hands. Hits left handed and plays right side. Great potential. 3) Sarah Pfiffner (TAV) - Any setter than can pull off a jump, one handed back set makes my list. 4) Jolyna Salas (Coast) - - I liked the way she ran the team on the court. Appears to be a great communicator. 5) Isabella Brown (Circle City) - nice hands, jump sets well and had some key blocks in the front row. 6) Kaia Pixler (Storm) - Had lots of weapons to choose from but her ability to dump made her a weapon as well. 7) Kaia Thiele (Alamo) - Pulled off hitting a kill in the middle and set her team to a championship. 8) Kassidy O'Brien (H. Skyline) - Nice touch to sets and has a real tough serve. One handed back dump and jump sets everything. 9) Julia Waller (Absolute) - Impressed with her hands and made a nice one handed set in a 13-13 third game that won them the match. 10) Ella Florez (Dynasty 15) - Bookends. A nice setter who hits a real hard ball on the right side. And those are my 2025s to watch. Campbell Flynn? All lists are subjective in nature, but Flynn from Legacy should be top 5 on all of them. IMO Taylor Cook from Dallas Skyline should be ranked above half of the girls on this list as I’ve seen pretty much all of them up close over the past couple of seasons. I’m in complete agreement that Reese Messer should sit in the number one spot. |
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Post by wonkaman on Jul 17, 2022 9:13:05 GMT -5
Just to be clear, these were all 2025s that I watched in Nationals. I did not get a chance to watch Legacy 15. And I don't remember a Dallas Skyline at Nationals.
But the main point I was trying to get across was how difficult it is to rank players. I tried to see as many as I could in one tournament, but there are probably many that I missed - or I saw on a bad game. It is not easy.
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Post by definitelymaybe on Jul 18, 2022 18:25:26 GMT -5
If you are a coach of someone other than ND, do you bother🤣
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Post by definitelymaybe on Jul 24, 2022 21:13:58 GMT -5
Looks like Kelly Kinney will be moving from Boomers to Tribe for next club season. Assuming setter Charlotte Glass plays for Tribe again, that's a nice combination to put on the floor.
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Post by baller223 on Aug 4, 2022 20:35:50 GMT -5
Spears is moving back to Texas and playing up on TAV 17 Black this season.
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Post by blackiechan1999 on Aug 4, 2022 21:18:33 GMT -5
Spears is moving back to Texas and playing up on TAV 17 Black this season. Which is a new development cuz her bio literally said TAV 16 black yesterday lol. That being said, Spears and Pitts are some talented 2025s. |
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Post by baller223 on Aug 5, 2022 12:25:03 GMT -5
Spears is moving back to Texas and playing up on TAV 17 Black this season. Which is a new development cuz her bio literally said TAV 16 black yesterday lol. That being said, Spears and Pitts are some talented 2025s. I saw that TAV congratulated her for being an All-American and was like, wait a second, when did she move back? |
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Post by blackiechan1999 on Aug 5, 2022 12:27:13 GMT -5
Which is a new development cuz her bio literally said TAV 16 black yesterday lol. That being said, Spears and Pitts are some talented 2025s. I saw that TAV congratulated her for being an All-American and was like, wait a second, when did she move back? Very recently, I think someone said that her family moved back June. |
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Post by outlaw on Aug 6, 2022 16:53:23 GMT -5
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