New Names to Know On the 2022 New Jersey Rankings

<p>Yes, we miss athletes who should be ranked in our Prep Dig New Jersey rankings.  We are back to a more conventional volleyball season with the start of High School right around the corner. It’s a short-gap in between the Spring Season to now. We have some new names in the Class of 2022 that should be on the radar, and yes a few of them we missed the first couple times around. Take a look at some new names in the Class of 2022 Rankings. </p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="152489" first="Emily" last="Wolters"], S, North Hunterdon</p> <p>Wolters was a major surprise in the spring especially with [player_tooltip player_id="99812" first="Kyra" last="Hissner"] returning for her senior season after a monster junior year. What happens? Wolters showcased her precision passing and ability to be creative from anywhere on the court which allowed North Hunterdon to use Hissner it a multitude of ways and will a sectional crown. Now it will be Wolters show and she could easily lead the state in assists. </p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="152482" first="Jaylinn" last="Colon"], S, Lyndhurst</p> <p>Colon exploded onto the scene in the spring for Lyndhurst. She has great precision with her passing and makes her teammates better on the court. She’s always impacting the game even if it’s something small. Expect Colon to be the focal point of a Lyndhurst squad that exceeded expectations a year ago and now could do something special. </p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="152477" first="Kiannisha" last="Santiago"], Opposite, Hudson Catholic</p> <p>Santiago was the primary option for Hudson Catholic as she helped them to a sectional final appearance last spring. Her length always made her a problem to defend and along with a strong swing. Santiago’s best attribute is her consistency as she averaged 8 kills a match last season. I think she could easily improve on that mark but you know she will get hers. </p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="152483" first="Mia" last="Moscicki"], OH, Shawnee</p> <p>Moscicki is one I missed from the beginning of the spring. She had solid numbers but I never thought she would explode the way she did. She increased her average kills per match from under 7 up to 11 and carried Shawnee to a sectional championship. The part people don’t realize was her improvement on the defensive end to allow her to be an all-around outside hitter. She could be the leader in kills by the end of this season.</p>