Top High School Performers: Week 3 (6A)

The third week of high school play has come to a close so now it is time to spotlight some players who did BIG things as a top performer for their team this past week. Check back next week for week four top performers! (Players are listed in alphabetical order) 2023 [player_tooltip player_id="91369" first="Halsey" last="Brumitt"], 5’11", OH, Clackamas High School, Athena Volleyball Academy The starting six rotation outside hitter for the Clackamas High School Cavaliers Brumitt is an offensive powerhouse for the team. Last weekend at the Central Catholic tournament, the team relied on her to put the ball away, and put the ball away she did, hitting a .324 on the day with 50 kills on 111 swings. Watch out for her lethal sharp cross. She also garnered 5 aces and 15 digs. Last club season she played for Athena 16-1 National. Brumitt is currently not committed to a school for the fall of 2023. 2023 [player_tooltip player_id="91328" first="Sofia" last="Cooper"], 5’11”, OH/MB, Central Catholic High School, Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy The starting middle blocker for the Central Catholic High School Rams was a crucial part of the offense during the Central Catholic tournament last weekend. The team only dropped one match to the West Linn Lions and Cooper’s exceptional net play was a big part of their success. Out of 64 swings, she only had 4 errors, and 34 kills, hitting an impressive .455. She also racked up 8 blocks and 3 digs. Last club season she played for OJVA 16-2 National. Cooper is currently not committed to a school for the fall of 2023. 2024 [player_tooltip player_id="126188" first="Sidney" last="Friesen"], 5’8”, OH, Sprague High School, Portland Volleyball Club The Sprague High School Olympians relied heavily on the sophomore powerhouse Friesen both offensively and defensively as their all-around outside attacker. In the Central Catholic tournament last weekend, she walked away with 37 kills, hitting a .243 on the day. Her high energy and competitiveness really shines on the court. Last club season she played for PVC 16-1 National. Friesen is currently not committed to a school for the fall of 2024. 2024 [player_tooltip player_id="126034" first="Emily" last="Fulton"], 5’10”, OH, Sherwood High School, Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy The Sherwood High School Bowmen look to sophomore outside attacker Fulton offensively and on the service line. In their two league match wins last week she racked up 22 kills on 59 swings, hitting a .271, and had 46 service attempts, 5 aces, with only 1 error, garnering a serve percentage of 97.8%. Last club season she played for OJVA 16-3 Regional. Fulton is currently not committed to a school for the fall of 2024. 2023 [player_tooltip player_id="91349" first="Sidney" last="Knowles"], 5’8”, DS, Sherwood High School, Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy The Sherwood High School Bowmen rely on junior defensive specialist Knowles heavily in the back row. In their two league wins last week, she racked up 17 digs, 2 kills, 2 service aces (with a serve percentage of 89.7%), and had a serve receive pass rating of 2.55. Last club season she played for OJVA 16-2 National. Knowles is currently not committed to a school for the fall of 2023. 2022 [player_tooltip player_id="91207" first="Tess" last="Masingale"], 6’3”, MB, Jesuit High School, Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy, Cal Poly Pomona The Jesuit High School Crusaders look to Masingale as their lethal middle blocker, arguably the best in the state, to put the ball away. In the Crusaders league win versus Aloha, she had 9 swings and 8 kills with no errors, hitting a .889. She also had 5 aces. In the Crusaders league win versus Westview, she had 8 kills on 18 swings with 3 errors, hitting a .278, and had 2 blocks. Last club season she played for OJVA 18-1 National. Masingale recently committed to play for Cal Poly Pomona for the fall of 2022. 2022 [player_tooltip player_id="116493" first="Ella" last="Nordquist"], 6’1”, MB/RS, West Linn High School, Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy, Western Oregon University The West Linn High School Lions sure got lucky with the transfer from California, Nordquist. With an absolute hammer of an arm, she is unstoppable in the middle. Last week she hit a .438 with 8 kills on 16 swings. She also had 5 aces. On the season she has 26 kills, 12 aces, and 12 blocks. Last club season she played for OJVA 17-1 National. Nordquist recently committed to play for Western Oregon University for the fall of 2022. 2025 Malia Parker, 5’11”, MB, Central Catholic High School, Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy The Central Catholic High School Rams are entrusting freshman Parker to dominate in the middle, and she is rising to the challenge. In the Central Catholic tournament last weekend she racked up some impressive statistics, hitting a .250 on 22 swings with 19 kills, a 90% serving efficiency with 4 aces, 5 digs, and 9 blocks. Last club season she played for OJVA 14-1 National. Parker is currently not committed to a school for the fall of 2025. 2023 [player_tooltip player_id="91316" first="Isabel" last="Patterson"], 5’10”, OH, Jesuit High School, Athena Volleyball Academy The Jesuit High School Crusaders rely a lot on junior six rotation outside attacker Patterson both offensively and defensively. In their two league wins last week, she racked up 27 kills on 47 swings and only 4 errors, hitting a .489 on the week. She also had 14 digs, 3 aces, and 2 blocks. Last club season she played for Athena 16-1 National. Patterson is currently not committed to a school for the fall of 2023. 2022 [player_tooltip player_id="91237" first="Rayna" last="Reynolds"], 6’0”, MB, West Linn High School, Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy The West Linn High School Lions have two powerhouse middle blockers with Nordquist and Reynolds. Both are offensive weapons for the teams. Reynolds hit a .458 for the week and racked up 11 kills on 16 swings versus Canby. For the season, she has 32 kills on 54 swings, hitting a .426 with 6 blocks. Last club season she played for OJVA 17-1 National. Reynolds is currently not committed to a school for the fall of 2022. 2022 [player_tooltip player_id="91283" first="Ashley" last="Siegel"], 5’7”, DS, Lincoln High School, MAC Volleyball Club The primary libero for the Lincoln High School Cardinals senior Siegel is a dominant passer as well as a back row attacker. She is currently averaging 15 digs per set. Last club season she played for MAC 18-1. Siegel is currently not committed to a school for the fall of 2022. 2022 Abby Sorensen, 5’8”, OH, Sprague High School, Capital City Elite CCE Sprague The senior captain Sorensen leads the Sprague High School Olympians as their six rotation outside attacker. In the Central Catholic High School tournament last weekend, she racked up 27 kills, hitting a .324, and passed a 2.26. Last club season she played for CCE 18-1 National. Sorensen is currently not committed to a school for the fall of 2022. 2023 [player_tooltip player_id="91309" first="Mia" last="Starr"], 5’10”, S/OH, Central Catholic High School, Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy The junior starting setter for the Central Catholic High School Rams shares setting duties with 2022 Stemple but plays all around so she is able to do it all. At the Central Catholic tournament last week, she racked up 68 assists, 18 digs, 5 blocks, 3 aces, no serving errors, and 10 kills. Last club season she played for OJVA 16-1 National. Starr is currently not committed to a school for the fall of 2023. 2022 [player_tooltip player_id="91205" first="Emily" last="Warmenhoven"], 5’11”, OH, West Linn High School, Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy, Belmont University The senior six-rotation outside attacker Warmenhoven had another week as a top performer for the West Linn High School Lions. Their offensive powerhouse racked up 19 kills on 40 swings, hitting a .250. On the season she has 87 kills on 169 swings, hitting a .325 as well as 36 digs. Last club season she played for OJVA 17-1 National. Warmenhoven recently committed to play for Belmont University for the fall of 2022.