Updated Class of 2022 Player Rankings: Top 5 at Each Position
The Prep Dig Nebraska player rankings have been updated (it should be reflected on the website in the coming days), and we are here to breakdown the rankings and give you a little insight as to how it all came…
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Continue ReadingThe Prep Dig Nebraska player rankings have been updated (it should be reflected on the website in the coming days), and we are here to breakdown the rankings and give you a little insight as to how it all came together.
We’ll start by taking a look at the top five players at each position – pin hitters, middles, setters and back-row specialists – in each of the three follow high school graduating classes – 2020, 2021, 2022 – with a watch list to follow of the incoming freshman that comprise the 2023 class.
As a reminder, these rankings are based on the perceived potential for athletes as it relates to playing in college. Stats have very little to do with it, the club or school you player for has absolutely nothing to do with it and the rankings are always fluid as players develop during the course of their careers.
What does have the greatest impact on the rankings is performance of the athletes on the court along with inout and advice from high school and college coaches around the state. I can’t stress enough the significance of what college coaches share with me in terms of their opinions and thoughts and how that is reflected in the rankings.
So, for now, here is a look at the top five players at each position for this year’s group of seniors – the class of 2022.
Class of 2022
Pin Hitters
#1 – Mya Larson, Wahoo (uncommitted)
#2 – Ava Heyne, Skutt Catholic (uncommitted)
#3 – Ella Waters, Norris (uncommitted)
#4 – Shayla Meyer, Superior (uncommitted)
#5 – Maddie MacTaggart, Millard South (uncommitted)
Knocking on the door – Shaylee Myers, Lincoln Southwest (uncommitted); Skylar McCune, Gretna (uncommitted); Cordellia Harbison, Lexington (uncommitted); Taniya Golden, Omaha Northwest (uncommitted).
Middles
#1 – Bekka Allick, Lincoln North Star (committed to Nebraska)
#2 – Kali Jurgensmeier, Bishop Neumann (uncommitted)
#3 – Emma O’Neill, Papillion-LaVista South (uncommitted)
#4 – Chloe Cloud, Grand Island Central Catholic (uncommitted)
#5 – Syd Raszler, Elkhorn (uncommitted)
Knocking on the door – Bailey Helzer, Oakland-Craig (uncommitted); Regan Haith, Lincoln Pius X (uncommitted); Bianca Martinez, Omaha Central (uncommitted); Adeline Kirkegaard, Hastings St. Cecilia (uncommitted); Brenna Schmidt, Elmwood-Murdock (uncommitted); Kealy Kiviniemi, Bellevue West (uncommitted).
Setters
#1 – Ava LeGrand, Papillion-LaVista South (uncommitted)
#2 – Abby Schomers, Skutt Catholic (uncommitted)
#3 – Ellie Baumert, Malcolm (committed to Texas Tech)
#4 – Syd Connor, Kearney Catholic (uncommitted)
#5 – Maisie Boesieger, Norris (uncommitted)
Knocking on the door – Olivia Poppert, St. Paul (uncommitted); Erison Vonderschmidtt, Falls City Sacred Heart (uncommitted); Ella Hazen, Millard West (uncommitted); Madi Wooden, Elkhorn South (uncommitted); Jaisa Wiedel, Thayer Central (uncommitted).
Liberos/DS
#1 – Samantha Riggs, Papillion-LaVista (uncommitted)
#2 – Estella Zatechka, Elkhorn South (uncommitted)
#3 – Ashley Keck, Kearney Catholic (uncommitted)
#4 – Kylie Weeks, Elkhorn South (uncommitted)
#5 – Sydney Redden Wayne (uncommitted)
Knocking on the door – Karsen VanScoy, Waverly (uncommitted); Hannah Allick, Lincoln North Star (uncommitted); Jordie Nekl, Shelby-Rising City (uncommitted); Ashley Hedquist, South Sioux City (uncommitted).