Five In-State KIVA 16 Black National Hitters to Watch
Steve LeMaster
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KIVA 16 Black National features multiple talented in-state hitters.
A look at five KIVA 16 Black National hitters follows.
<b>[player_tooltip player_id='107405' first='Avarie' last='Adams'] </b>is a sophomore middle hitter/opposite from Sacred Heart Academy. Agile, Adams moves well from side to side and is aggressive along the middle of the net. Adams executes quick attacks routinely and can produce as a hitter from the right side.
<b>Carmen Kelly</b> is a sophomore outside hitter/opposite from Oldham County High School. Versatile, Kelly can hit from either side of the net consistently. A reliable hitter, Kelly possesses solid jumping skills with the ability to be productive both offensively and defensively.
<b>[player_tooltip player_id='261004' first='Ava' last='Stinebruner']</b> is a sophomore outside hitter/opposite from DuPont Manual High School. Stinebruner is quick reacting and adjusts well to sets coming from any location. Athletic, Stinebruner reads the setter accurately and can deliver as both a hitter and a passer.
<b>Amelia Wade</b> is a sophomore outside hitter from DuPont Manual High School. Wade can contribute as both a go-to hitter and a primary passer. Comfortable playing in both the front row and the back row, Wade is a productive hitter from various parts of the court.
<b>[player_tooltip player_id='247218' first='Kayla' last='Woodham']</b> is a sophomore middle hitter/opposite from Bullitt County High School. Watson provides a strong presence along the middle of the net and blocks consistently. In addition, Collins works well with the outside hitter and the opposite on blocks.
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