2024 Club Season Primer: Defenders We’re Excited to See (Pt. 2)
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The school season has ended and the 2024 club season is starting to ramp up. Over the next couple months, we will be highlighting some of the athletes that we are excited to watch this season. Up now, defenders (pt.…
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Continue ReadingThe school season has ended and the 2024 club season is starting to ramp up. Over the next couple months, we will be highlighting some of the athletes that we are excited to watch this season.
Up now, defenders (pt. 2)!
Acosta, the Chaos 18 Elite libero, is a super steady defensive player. Acosta uses excellent technique and control to put up solid passes, and she reads her opposing attackers well. When needed, Acosta is great at setting the ball to the pins. And, from the baseline, Acosta delivers a tough float serve.
A defensive specialist for OJVA 18-1 – the #2 team in Open – Brent is athletic and steady out of the back row. Brent is a beach player, which shows in her indoor game: She is super quick and versatile, able to take a swing at the ball when needed and adjusting well to every attack or serve that comes her way.
Playing libero for the NPJ Portland 17 National team, Comer brings some impressive, technical play to her team’s back court. Comer reads attackers incredibly well, which allows her to always be well-positioned to make a play. She makes diving plays with ease to constantly keep the ball alive.
Daviscourt, a Southern Oregon University commit and libero/defensive specialist for top-ranked NPJ Forefront, anchors the back row. Daviscourt is very technical and steady on serve receive, and on defense she is not afraid to fly around the court. Daviscourt also brings a deadly jump float serve from the baseline.
Eason is a consistent, athletic defensive specialist/libero, playing for Athena 18-1 this season. The University of Portland commit is particularly steady on serve receive, getting in the perfect position to pass even the toughest of serves. On defense, Eason is quick, reactive, and reads well.
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Ginter, one of the liberos for the NPJ Salem 16 National team, is an impressive force from the back row. Ginter is a very good passer on serve receive, reading each serve well and making disciplined moves to get to the ball easily. Ginter also covers her hitters super well, making incredible saving plays to keep the ball alive.
One of the other liberos for the NPJ Salem 16 National team, Johnson is an exceptionally athletic, fast, and dynamic player. Johnson is able to pick up practically every ball, making insane diving plays with ease and running down each shot effortlessly. Johnson is a very disciplined athlete.
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Street, the G3 18-1 libero, has consistently been a standout back row athlete over the past several years. Street is super quick and provides excellent coverage for her attackers, making incredible saving plays that seem nearly impossible. She reads opponents well, too, picking up tips and shots with ease.
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Playing as the libero for Aspire NW 16-1, Trees anchors and commands her team’s back row well. Trees is unafraid to take any ball that comes her way, and she is confident about using her hands when needed. Trees moves around the court effortlessly, and she also brings a really tough jump float serve from the baseline.
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