5A Stat Monsters From The Class of 2022
Kansas prospects posting monster-like stats.
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<p>Six players in Class 5A from the Class of 2022 had at least 150 or more kills.</p>
<p>Here is a report on five of those Class of 2022 kill leaders.</p>
<p><strong>OH, [player_tooltip player_id="105682" first="Gracie" last="Rains"], 6’0”</strong>, <strong>Newton</strong>– The Railroaders will be looking forward to a competitive 2021 season with Rains at the forefront. She Newton with 271 kills in her junior season. She has a smooth swing and hits the ball hard. She finished with 235 digs as well, so defense is not a liability in her game.</p>
<p><strong>DS, Gracey Janes, 5’8”, De Soto </strong>– Janes knows how to fill up a stat sheet. She plays defensive specialist and setter for De Soto, but she can also hit. She finished her junior season with 234 kills to go along with 287 digs and 292 serve receptions. She is a talented player who could fill multiple roles for college programs looking for players.</p>
<p><strong>MB, [player_tooltip player_id="105646" first="Iyannah" last="Jackson"], 6’1”, Lansing </strong>– Jackson has a high ceiling. She was surrounded by a solid senior class at Lansing in 2020 and will be leaned on to carry a larger scoring load in 2021. Jackson finished her junior campaign with 201 kills and 39 blocks. Jackson plays club ball with Adidas Dynasty.</p>
<p><strong>OH, [player_tooltip player_id="105651" first="Rylee" last="Serpan"], 6’0”, Spring Hill</strong> – Serpan finished with 166 kills in 2020. She would like to double or triple that figure in 2021. Serpan plays club ball with MAVS volleyball.</p>
<p><strong>MH, [player_tooltip player_id="105639" first="Kathryn" last="Frakes"], 6’2”, Spring Hill –</strong> Frakes is another athlete who is very versatile. She finished with 153 kills for the Broncos. She can set, hit and dig. Frakes amassed 50 blocks, 65 digs, and 65 serve receptions. She has verbally committed to play at Northwest Missouri State.</p>
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