Up and Coming: Small and Mighty
It’s not the size of the dog in the fight, it’s the size of the fight in the dog. – Mark Twain These players are probably anxiously awaiting a growth spurt and are likely to grow over the next few years; but, if they don’t, we are confident there…
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Continue ReadingIt’s not the size of the dog in the fight, it’s the size of the fight in the dog. – Mark Twain
These players are probably anxiously awaiting a growth spurt and are likely to grow over the next few years; but, if they don’t, we are confident there will always be a place on court for them! Small yet mighty and young but determined, these ten players are already doing big things.
Libero/Defensive Specialist: The somewhat obvious position for any player 5’5” or shorter. Despite being one of the shortest on their team’s, they typically have better coordination and muscle mass; making them great passers and servers.
Abbie Higley (5’5”); Cambridge-Isanti – MN Select
Elie Lesch (5’2”); Minneota – SW MN
Jenna Rubbelke (5’2”); North St. Paul – North Jrs.
Lola Wagner (5’4”); Zumbrota Mazeppa
Outside Hitters: This group is made up of athletic, explosive jumpers. They have fast approaches, and play defense with the best. We anticipate height to match their power in years to come!
Tessa Erlandson (5’6”); Kenyon Wannamingo – SMV
Ainsley Halvorsen (5’5”); Heritage Christian – Crossfire
Kennedy McCabe (5’4”); Mabel Canton
Lindsey Rossow (5’6”); Rochester (RCLS) – SMV
Setter/Right-side: Two very versatile players who can set and attack. Great fundamental skills and would be great utility players in years to come.
Kalleigh Carr (5’6”); Russell-Tyler-Ruthton – SW MN
Karsee Kampsen (5’5”); Belgrade-Brooten-Elosa – BBE