Show Me State Setters Still Available at Northern Lights
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<p>If you are a college coach still looking to fill the setter position for 2021, there are still some hands available worth taking a look at this weekend in Omaha. We take a look at a handful of setters we believe are still looking for college homes for the fall of 2021, and one on the board for 2022. Please note what division they will be competing in this weekend. </p>
<p><strong>Aldon Pilz / S / 5-8 / 417 Juniors Columbia / 18 American Division</strong></p>
<p>Pilz is as sound a setter there is in Central Missouri. She has great hands and works best in a fast-paced offense. She is a good decision-maker and communicator on the court. She is an ideal addition to a small program needing an experienced leader.</p>
<p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="118852" first="Addie" last="Davis"] / S/DS / 5-7 /417 Juniors Columbia / 18 American Division</strong></p>
<p>Davis has the ability to set or play defense on the next level. She dished out 860 assists during the high school season. Her strengths also rely on a quick tempo game plan. She has good foot speed and court awareness. </p>
<p><strong>Autumn Hearn / S / 5-7 / Dynasty 18 Blue / 18 American Division</strong></p>
<p>If you are looking for a player who can fill a couple of roles on your team, Hearn is an option. During the high school season, she averaged over 6 assists a set playing in a 6-2 system. She also contributed close to 200 digs. She is extremely athletic, evidenced by being a state qualifier in the 300m Hurdles. </p>
<p><strong>Gabbie O’Toole / S / 5-7 / PVA 18 Elite / 18 Open</strong></p>
<p>O’Toole has made the move over to PVA this season and is an experienced player who could fill the setting void in a college program. She won a state championship in 2019 in a two-setter system. In that season, she had 313 assists and 125 digs. She was a first-team Eastern Kansas League player this fall, which many argue is the top conference in the state. Her ball placement and hands are solid. </p>
<p><strong>Lauren Wheeler / S / 5-11 / Pohaku 18-1 / 18 Open (Class of 2022)</strong></p>
<p>The one junior on this list, Wheeler is the quarterback of Pohaku’s 18-1 team. She has great size and skill. She plays for one of the top high school programs in the country, so she is a winner and leader. She has a high volleyball I.Q. and does a good job of getting her team in the right spots. She is a player who can play on the Division I level. </p>
<p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="41765" first="Lily" last="Letchworth"] / S / 5-9 / Dynasty 18 Black / 18 USA</strong></p>
<p>We have raved about Letchworth for some time now. She is a fiery setter from Blue Springs still exploring options for her collegiate future. She is among the top setters in the state and will be a great addition to a program. She is tremendous on ball placement and aggressive when on the front row. </p>
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