PSR Power League Preview-16’s
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The Puget Sound Power League starts regular play this weekend, with matches across the region in club facilities and high school gyms. DaKine, PSVBA, and Puyallup Juniors will all host pools at their facilities, and teams will try to move…
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Continue ReadingThe Puget Sound Power League starts regular play this weekend, with matches across the region in club facilities and high school gyms. DaKine, PSVBA, and Puyallup Juniors will all host pools at their facilities, and teams will try to move up into a higher ranking or at least not move down. A crossover match follows three matches in power pool play, we cover several players to watch this weekend!
The 6’2″ middle from Lynden Christian is part of a talented Apex NW Volleyball Club 16 Summit team. Apex comes in ranked in the top 2 pools, and will face off in pool play against DaKine 16 and Dakine 15 Surf, as well as SIVA 16-1 South Blue. Wright is a terrific blocker with great length and a developing offensive game. She is hammering down overpasses with confidence and her footwork running attacking routes is solid. A 2026 prospect, Wright has all the tools needed and the work ethic to be a force in the middle.
The Tahoma 2026 attacker is looking very comfortable on the pin and in the middle back for her DaKine 16-1 Surf squad. Alo has a quick arm swing that generates power, and the athleticism to make stand out plays on offense and in the back row. DaKine setters are finding her on the right side and the pipe, teams will have to account for Alo in every rotation not just when she is lined up as an outside. Alo is playing with tremendous confidence and is a player to keep an eye on this club season.
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Henderson is a 2027 MB with a big upside. She has strong hands and is willing to clean up the mess at the net with authority. At the Matt Hartner, she slammed down jousts with two hands to the empty court and delivered big stuff blocks. She will look to help the Puyallup Juniors 16 National team stay in the top spot on Sunday, and will face off against SIVBC 16 Tornado, PSVBA 15 Legacy and the Puyallup Juniors 15 National team in pool play. Henderson is developing her offensive game, she has good hands and is willing to throw down a power tip to score smartly when a set might not be perfect.
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Zalewska has positional versatility, she can hammer balls out of the middle or slide to the pin to take a crucial swing. The 2026 Mercer Island prospect stand at 6 -foot even, has a strong frame and during her sophomore year developed increase power as an attacker. Zalewska and her Sudden Impact 16 Tornado team will be in a battle to stay in the top pool, her game will need to continue to elevate against tough competition. She tracks opposing attackers well with her eye work and anticipates as a blocker, great traits in a young middle.
Larsen has some pop from the pin, she will take a big cut from either side and can blister a defender if they aren’t ready for the heat. She plays bigger than her listed 5’8″, and moves easily on the court in transition and on defense. A 2027 athlete from Emerald Ridge, Larsen will be at the Power League with her PSVBA 16 Legacy team, seeded near the top of the second division, searching for a move up into the highest bracket. She hits a hard, flat serve with pace, and will look to generate scoring runs as PSVBA faces off against ITVC 16 Baden, NW Jrs 16 UA Grey and SIVBC 15 Typhoon in pool play.