UA Next Kansas City Camp
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PrepDig ventured boldly onto the snowy scene to join the esteemed Under Armour Next Camp Series, just before the highly anticipated Triple Crown event.
Our aim? To highlight our talented California prospects as they demonstrated their skills in exciting drills and game situations. The atmosphere was electric, with high stakes and intense competition.
Their goal? To gain exposure and to earn the coveted Golden Ticket to play in the All-America game in Orlando, FL—an opportunity that we have witnessed which is truly one of a kind.
The gym was filled to the brim with top athletes from all over the country. Among them, a few standout names caught my attention:
Shaye Witherspoon
Shaye
Witherspoon
6'3" | OH
Lafayette-Wildwood | 2027
State
#11
Nation
MO
(2027), a towering 6’3 Outside Hitter representing
Rockwood Thunder
15 Elite, dominated today’s camp with her exceptional performance. In my view, she stood out as the premier outside hitter in the gym. With a physique reminiscent of a collegiate athlete and formidable power behind her every move, Shaye’s mechanics are flawless. Her approach is a model of perfection, and her arm swing is one of the smoothest I’ve witnessed from a 2027 athlete. This marks my second encounter with Shaye in an expo setting, the first being the NTDP, and each time, she dazzles in a manner that my notes read: “Her.” Well deserved, she has become the youngest recipient of the MVP award at this camp.

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Logan Parks (2025), a dynamic 5’11 setter representing Mavs KC 17-1, stands out as one of the most impressive setters I’ve seen to date. Not only are her skills on the court phenomenal, but her infectious personality adds another level of brilliance to her game. Logan has a natural charisma that seems to illuminate the entire court, and her athleticism is evident in her seamless movement. Her connection with the ball is impeccable, and what’s even more impressive is her ability to establish a strong rapport with hitters she’s never worked with. While her deliveries to specific zones are executed with lightning speed, Logan also demonstrates the finesse to encourage hitters to unleash their attacks at an accelerated pace. I am thrilled to follow Miss Parks’ incredible career as she truly is a standout athlete.

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Kenna Cogill, bound for the University of Oregon, commanded the court as the most dominant middle blocker of the session. With an impressive swing snap, she consistently executed perfectly placed corner shots, leaving opponents struggling to keep up with the momentum of her arm speed.
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The highlight of the day arrived as the camp drew to a close, with one of our California prospects clinching the highly sought-after Golden Ticket to compete in the prestigious All-America Game in Orlando, Florida, this coming January.
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Joining Miss Deckert on the court were Josephine Park (2025), Paige Rudolph (2025), and
Mckenna Giles
Mckenna
Giles
5'4" | DS/L
Centennial | 2026
CA
(2026), all in the libero position. Josephine impressed with her remarkable speed, while Paige exhibited flawless platform freezes, following textbook techniques. Mckenna, on the other hand, dominated the court, displaying exceptional ball control as she effortlessly scooped up balls from all directions. Consistently improving with each showing, Mckenna's performance continues to impress every time I watch her play.
In the middle position,
Charlotte Kelly
Charlotte
Kelly
6'3" | MB
Amador Valley | 2025
State
CA
, committed to Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, and
Ariel Chime
Ariel
Chime
6'2" | MB
Eastlake | 2025
State
#83
Nation
CA
(2025) and put on an impressive display. Ariel, who is currently uncommitted, showcased her ability to connect with numerous setters on the court. She approaches each play with careful consideration of the ball's trajectory, demonstrating mastery in handling sets that are off. Ariel excels in overpass kills and setting up tall blocks. Charlotte's athleticism and excellent communication with various setters made her a force in the middle. On the slide, her encouragement to her setter to feed her the ball was evident by her communicating for them to “push it.”. And when they did, she unleashed powerful shots down the line with precision and force.
Our pins, Sarah Hom, committed to Princeton University, and
Maya Banks
Maya
Banks
6'1" | RS/OH
Chino Hills | 2025
State
CA
, committed to UNLV, both delivered stellar performances. Sarah's quiet demeanor did not affect her impeccable passing form, while Maya impressed with her precise serving and arm swing mechanics.
Finley Krystkowiak
Finley
Krystkowiak
6'3" | OH
Torrey Pines | 2026
State
#10
Nation
CA
(2026) stood out as one of the most physically imposing athletes in the 2026 class. Standing at 6'3", she excelled as an outside hitter, demonstrating a keen understanding of when to unleash her swing and when to rely on her shots. Her confidence on the court was remarkable, seemingly anticipating a kill with every approach.

Asia Udo-Ema
Asia
Udo-Ema
6'0" | OH/RS
Corona Centennial | 2027
State
#35
Nation
CA
(2027) continues to display remarkable growth and improvement. Her development in this position is evident as she consistently outplayed some of the top right-side blockers in the gym, a testament to her dedication and hard work.

The majority of our California athletes at this camp were setters, with five setters representing our state as potential All-America athletes. Among them, Brooke Hanson, committed to Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, stands out as a smooth conductor on the court, orchestrating plays with finesse.

Emma Rowell
Emma
Rowell
5'10" | S/RS
South Torrance | 2025
State
CA
(2025) displayed exceptional court hustle, setting the pace with her speed and showcasing a beautiful touch on the ball. Her passion for the game shines through in her energetic play, making her a joy to watch.
Melissa Jin (2025), with a quiet demeanor, demonstrates relentless hustle on the court, consistently delivering precise sets to her hitters with a calm efficiency.
Ava McBride
Ava
McBride
6'1" | S
Notre Dame | 2026
State
#51
Nation
CA
(2026), with her impressive athletic build, approaches the game with a serious demeanor, seemingly always analyzing and processing the game's dynamics.

Lastly,
Londyn Neal
Londyn
Neal
5'8" | S
Centennial | 2027
CA
(2027) displays a confidence beyond her years, playing with precision and delivering sets with impeccable mechanics. Her consistent delivery of nicely placed sets showcases her maturity and skill level on the court.
The Camp Series offers five additional opportunities for campers to showcase their skills, with scheduled dates as follows:
March 14, 2024 - Indianapolis, IN
March 28, 2024 - Atlanta, GA
April 18, 2024 - Dallas, TX
June 29, 2024 - Orlando, FL
July 7, 2024 - Las Vegas, NV
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