Way Too Early Preview of the Naptown Jamboree, part 5
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The last three parts of this seven part series will touch on the 15 Open division, which looks to be the most wide-open of all of the divisions next weekend. Here are two teams with five players that will make…
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Continue ReadingThe last three parts of this seven part series will touch on the 15 Open division, which looks to be the most wide-open of all of the divisions next weekend. Here are two teams with five players that will make an impact for their squads moving forward.
Team Pineapple 15 Black LJ
Of all of the teams in this tournament, none will be bigger or have more skill at every position than the ladies on TP’s 15-1s. We start with Bailey Rasawehr Bailey Rasawehr 6'2" | RS Homestead | 2026 State IN (’26, 6-2 RS, Homestead), who is one of many over-six-footers from Homestead that excel at volleyball. She’s tough to beat on the block and makes some blocks irrelevant when she attacks. MaryKate Schumann (’26, 5-9 OH, Bellmont) is already a part of a high-level high school program, and is the primary passing outside most schools will be looking for in the fall of ’26. Sophia Gisslen Sophia Gisslen 5'9" | S Carroll | 2026 State IN (’26, 5-9 S, Carroll) is the glue that keeps this roster together, and is already running a fast and efficient offense at this age.
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Although smaller in stature than the Team Pineapple roster listed above, this squad has talent to burn. A pair of Millers from Noblesville might have the most impact on offense. Ella Coppock Ella Coppock 5'10" | MB Noblesville | 2026 State IN (’26, 5-10 MB/OH, Noblesville) has the size to compete with the bigger teams, while using her speed and athleticism to beat the rest. Lydia Sulfridge Lydia Sulfridge 5'7" | OH Noblesville | 2026 State IN (’26, 5-7 OH, Noblesville) might be a bit undersized for future primary passing duties, she’s an excellent option to do just that and never come out of the game. Projections have her being a DS at the next level, but she’s got some attacking talent that might work for smaller schools in the fall of ’26.