Top Performers: Week 6 + Week 7

The last two weeks of high school play have 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 two weeks running. Due to this article coming out a bit later than anticipated, there will be another article coming out with players who were a top performer for just week 7. (Players are listed in alphabetical order) 6A 2022 [player_tooltip player_id="91253" first="Leah" last="Agost"], 6’2”, OH, Clackamas High School, Adidas NW Jrs., Bushnell University The Clackamas High School Cavaliers senior six rotation outside attacker was a dominant force in the teams impressive play versus #3 ranked Central Catholic. In the match, she hit a .243 with 14 kills on 37 swings, 2 service aces, and 4 digs. In their six matches last week (including an upset against cross-town rival Nelson and a tournament where the team won the Silver Bracket championship, moving up to #8 in the State), Agost accumulated, 9 service aces, 61 kills, 6 blocks and 29 digs. Last club season she played for Adidas NW Juniors 18-1 team. Agost recently committed to play for Bushnell University for the fall of 2022. 2023 [player_tooltip player_id="91336" first="Alize" last="Bakker"], 5’7”, OH, Westview High School, Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy The Westview High School Wildcats have relied heavily on junior outside attacker Bakker all season, and these last two weeks of play were no different. She has been leading the team all-around. In week 6 she walked away with 10 kills, and also posted a block, a service ace, and 11 digs. In week 7 of play, she posted 17 kills, 23 digs, 5 aces, 1 assist and passed a 2.08 on serve receive. Last club season she played for OJVA 16-2 National. Bakker is currently not committed to a school for the fall of 2023. 2023 [player_tooltip player_id="91311" first="Kennedy" last="Cheung"], 5’2”, DS, Westview High School, Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy Leading the Westview High School Wildcats defensively is their junior libero Cheung. In two weeks of play, she had an impressive 50 digs and is passing an average serve receive rating of 2.25. It is safe to say she is commanding the back row well for the Wildcats. Last club season she played for OJVA 16-1 National. Cheung is currently not committed to a school for the fall of 2023. 2024 [player_tooltip player_id="126042" first="Taylor" last="Guerra"], 5’10”, S/RS, Westview High School, Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy The sophomore returning setter Guerra has done an exceptional job for the Westview High School Wildcats running a 6-2 offense and attacking in the front row. Over two weeks of play, she accumulated 38 assists, 9 kills, 6 digs, and 2 blocks, and 2 aces. Last club season she played for OJVA 16-3 White. Guerra is currently not committed to a school for the fall of 2024. 2023 [player_tooltip player_id="91307" first="Addie" last="Hoover"], 5’8”, OH, West Linn High School, Athena Volleyball Academy The junior pin hitter for the West Linn High School Lions has continued to dominate for the team. During the team match versus a tough Jesuit at the Clearwater Classic, she hit a .500 with 8 kills on 12 swings, had an average pass rating of 2.2, and garnered 9 digs. In last week’s two matches, she had 21 digs, 18 kills, and 3 service aces. Last club season she played for Athena 16-1 Gold. Hoover is currently not committed to a school for the fall of 2023. 2025 [player_tooltip player_id="161157" first="Mia" last="Hunt"], 5’9”, OH, Central Catholic High School, Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy The freshman setter turned six-rotation pin hitter is continuing to dominate at the high school level. In two weeks of play, she amassed 30 kills, 44 digs, 11 aces, and 6 blocks. Hunts’ play has been vital to the team’s success, helping them achieve the #4 team in State per OSAA rankings. Last club season she played for OJVA 14-1 National. Hunt is currently not committed to a school for the fall of 2025. 2022 [player_tooltip player_id="91207" first="Tess" last="Masingale"], 6’3”, MB, Jesuit High School, Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Masingale, arguably the most lethal and dominant middle in the state, takes on a brunt of the offensive load for the Jesuit High School Crusaders. In the past two weeks, the senior middle blocker racked up a monumental 44 kills and 5 blocks across five matches. Last club season she played for OJVA 18-1 National. Masingale recently committed to play for Cal Poly Pamona San Luis Obispo for the fall of 2022. 2022 [player_tooltip player_id="116493" first="Ella" last="Nordquist"], 6’0”, MB, West Linn High School, Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy, Western Oregon University The West Linn High School Lions rely heavily on senior middle blocker Nordquist’s stellar net play. In the last two weeks, she has racked up an impressive 26 kills on 36 swings, hitting an impressive .444 average. Last club season she played for OJVA 17-1 National. Nordquist recently committed to play for Western Oregon University for the fall of 2022. 2023 [player_tooltip player_id="91316" first="Isabel" last="Patterson"], 5’10”, OH, Jesuit High School, Athena Volleyball Academy The junior six-rotation outside attack is continuing to contribute to the Jesuit High School Crusaders both offensively and defensively. In the team’s match versus Southridge, she hit an impressive .818 with 9 kills, and also had 2 service aces and 4 digs. In their match last week verus Aloha she hit a .385 with 7 kills, had a service ace and 4 digs. Last club season she played for Athena 16-1 Gold. Patterson 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 #1 2022 recruit according to our rankings has done it again. She has shown consistent play for the West Linn High School Lions another two weeks running. She posted 31 kills, and 21 digs for the Lions across three matches. Last club season she played for OJVA 17-1 National. Warmenhoven recently committed to play for Belmont University for the fall of 2022. 2023 [player_tooltip player_id="91378" first="Alycia" last="Wilson"], 5’10”, OH, Central Catholic High School, Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy The junior pin hitter Wilson is dominating for the Central Catholic High School Rams, having an impressive week 6 and steady week 7 of play. She walked away from week 6 hitting a .484 across two matches with 18 kills. For week 7, which was filled with three league matches and a tournament, Wilson racked up 44 kills, 4 blocks, and 5 digs. Last club season she played for OJVA 16-2 National. Wilson is currently not committed to a school for the fall of 2023. 5A 2022 [player_tooltip player_id="91247" first="Tatum" last="Lubisich"], 6’0”, MB, Wilsonville High School, Athena Volleyball Academy Lubisich, one of two four-year starters on the team, and the team captain, she has been dominating in the middle for the Wilsonville High School Wildcats. In the teams two league victories during week 6 she hit a .353 with 4 blocks and 3 service aces. During week 7 she helped the Wildcats defeat Hillsboro and was instrumental in their fifth place finish at the West Linn tournament, defeating Spragfue and Sheldon, says her coach. She hit .333 with 28 kills, had 9 digs and 3 service aces. Lubisich is currently not committed to a school for the fall of 2022. 4A 2022 [player_tooltip player_id="116497" first="Bridget" last="Fenner"], 5’10”, S/OH, Mazama High School, Basin Bombers Volleyball Club The senior captain and vital part of the Mazama High School Vikings varsity squad, Fenner is continuing to dominate for the team. In the past two weeks of play she has helped the Vikings remain undefeated in league play. She posted an impressive 22 aces, 75 digs, 35 kills, 80 assists, and 6 blocks across two weeks. Last club season she played for Basin Bombers 18-1. Fenner is currently not committed to a school for the fall of 2022. 3A 2022 Kaitlyn Wright, 5’9”, OH, Burns High School The senior six-rotation outside attacker is proving a huge asset to the Burns High School Hilanders both offensively and defensively. Across two weeks of play she amassed 56 kills and 12 digs, as well as scoring lots of points when on the service line. Wright is currently not committed to a school for the fall of 2022.