Class of 2022 Top Recruits (Part 1)

Chris Tobolski

January 10, 2022 @ 11:59 AM

Welcome to 2022! We are officially transitioning into club season and are excited to be doing so. Introducing some of the top recruits in the state from the Class of 2022 is as good a place to start as any and that’s what we’ve done below. Check out these six senior standouts. [player_tooltip player_id="159518" first="Elia" last="Rubin"], 6-2 OH, Sunshine – It’s no wonder Marymount of Los Angeles won the high school national championship, as Rubin is one of four top recruits in the state from that team. Headed to Stanford, Rubin’s passing, shot selection and shot variety are among her best attributes. [player_tooltip player_id="159519" first="Kerry" last="Keefe"], 6-2 RS, Sunshine – Another member of Marymount’s national championship team and a member of Sunshine, Keefe is on her way to Duke. The lefty always had height on her side throughout her club career but has really taken off as she’s added muscle and hence physicality to her attacking. [player_tooltip player_id="162749" first="Gala" last="Trubint"], 5-8 L/DS, Coast – There are coaches and club directors who would attest to Trubint being the best pure volleyball player in her class. The USC signee carried the load offensively in high school playing for Scripps Ranch but for Coast she’s the backcourt baller with a huge IQ and knack for being right where she needs to be. [player_tooltip player_id="162743" first="Millie" last="Muir"], 6-1 S, Encore – With Muir joining Keefe at Duke, it’s a nice haul out of the Golden State for the Blue Devils. At 6-1, Muir has the height at the setting position that the next level craves but it’s not that alone that has her among the top players in California. She delivers a steady ball and understands how to run the offense. [player_tooltip player_id="159494" first="Morgan" last="Colyer"], 6-2 OH, SynergyForce – Not surprisingly we featured Colyer during our high school coverage as she dominated at Lincoln. Colyer, who signed with Oregon, is a physical force who can be almost impossible to slow when she gets on a roll. [player_tooltip player_id="159522" first="Kelly" last="Belardi"], 5-9 S, Sunshine – The third Marymount player featured here, Belardi made a name for herself on the sand long before excelling indoors. While she’ll run the Sunshine offense with her soft touch and accurate placement, her future at Stanford is slated for the beach.