22s Still Available At Circle City; 18 Black

<p>We’ve put a fork in the high school season and are through most clubs’ tryouts for the spring. Circle City has plenty of options available for those schools looking to pick up a few winners and solid athletes, from six-rotation outsides to middles to setters. Here are six available seniors from Circle’s 18-2.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="85845" first="Audrey" last="Naberhaus"], 6-1 MB, Brownsburg</strong></p> <p>Audrey is no stranger to the middle position, and has always been a solid M1 option for those that need one. She uses her length to go pin to pin on defense, and can put balls away off of one foot behind the setter AND off of two feet in front of the setter. She has quick feet, transitions well, and always has a great attitude. A coachable, available, big middle? Yes please.</p> <p><strong>Maddie Hawkins, 5-8 DS, Western Boone</strong></p> <p>The only "small" school kid on this list, Maddie can be a three-rotation DS or a libero, depending on the team’s needs next fall. She’s also capable of putting balls away, as hers was the deciding kill to send her Stars to their first state title match. I like her instincts most of all, and frankly, I’m surprised she’s still available.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="85843" first="Reece" last="Whitehead"], 5-10 OH, Columbus East</strong></p> <p>Reece is a six-rotation outside whose volleyball IQ is through the roof. She can hit high and hard, tool with the best of them, and plays defense at an above-average rate for available outsides in the class of ’22. My favorite thing about her is her ability to make this complex game of ours look easy. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="85867" first="Peiper" last="Hesson"], 5-9 DS, Plainfield</strong></p> <p>I list her as a DS because she’s listed that way on her club roster. However, she can (1) run a 5-1, (2) primary pass as an outside at a small school next fall, and (3) DS in any of the three back row spots. Her all-around knowledge and seemingly endless energy make her a hybrid of a player that can do anything you need at the next level. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="85832" first="Reagan" last="Kane"], 5-11 S, Columbus North</strong></p> <p>Reagan is the all-go, no-quit setter you need at the next level. Not exactly receiving a bunch of settable balls at CN this past fall, she still finds a way to get hittable balls to her attackers. She’s also an above-average defender for setters in this class, and has been running a 5-1 since I can remember. Always leading by example, Miss Kane is like another coach on the floor.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="123003" first="Mackenzie" last="Martin"], 5-10 OH, Martinsville</strong></p> <p>Mackenzie is another six-rotation outside that has a heavy arm and all of the shots in the arsenal one would need to terminate consistently at her height. The top attacker for a 26-6 Artesian squad, Miss Martin has amassed over 1300 kills in high school, averaging nearly four kills per set in her four year career. </p>