2024 Club Primer: Prominent Pins We Are Excited to See (Pt. 2)
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The 2024 club season has been ramping up. Over the next week, we will finish highlighting some of the athletes that we are excited to and have enjoyed watching so far this season. Up now, pins (pt. 2)! Piper Hanson…
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Continue ReadingThe 2024 club season has been ramping up. Over the next week, we will finish highlighting some of the athletes that we are excited to and have enjoyed watching so far this season.
Up now, pins (pt. 2)!
Hanson, the #3 outside hitter for the class of 2027, showcases a powerful arm swing and a very explosive approach that she uses to get up and hammer the ball away. Although the Webfoot 16-1 attacker is undersized, Hanson is a dynamic player and can bury the ball past most blocks, or use her court vision to make shots into open court. Hanson is also consistent in the back row.
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The #1 outside hitter and #2 overall recruit for the class of 2027, Herber is undoubtedly a weapon from the left pin. Standing at 6’2”, Herber combines her height with a quick, aggressive approach and her hammer of an arm to pound the ball. The NPJ Salem 15 National athlete has an impressive hitting range and can hit the ball down the line or at a sharp cross court angle easily.
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Hitting from the left pin for NPJ Salem 17 National, Hill is a physical, tough attacker with a super powerful arm swing. The #3 outside hitter for the class of 2025 has a quick, explosive approach, an impressive vertical, and a high contact point on the ball, all of which prove lethal when Hill takes a swing. She is also a consistent and disciplined passer on serve receive, putting up solid passes off even the toughest of serves.
Hunt, the #2 outside hitter for the class of 2027 and a six-rotation pin for Athena 15-1, is a super energetic, athletic, bouncy attacker. Hunt has a whip of an arm and showcases a versatile hitting arsenal, able to turn the ball down the line effortlessly or nail the cross court shot. Hunt is as equally tough an attacker from the right side and from the pipe as she is from the left pin, showing how dynamic of a player she is.
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Johnson is an incredibly athletic player with an insane vertical, practically jumping out of the gym when she takes her approach. Playing for NPJ Salem 16 National, the #1 right side for the class of 2026 attacks so quickly that she beats the opposing block with nearly every attempt. Johnson also puts up a massive block, and she makes great plays along the net, either attacking or stuffing tight balls down.
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Kayfes, a six-rotation outside hitter for Athena 17-1, is an excellent all-around athlete. When attacking, Kayfes showcases her heavy arm and fast swing, both of which she uses effectively to put the ball away from either pin. Kayfes is a very consistent serve receive passer, too, and she’s quick and reactive on defense. From the baseline, Kayfes brings a tough jump float serve.
The #2 outside and #3 overall recruit for the class of 2026, Kincaid is an offensive weapon from anywhere on the court. Standing at 6’2”, Kincaid uses her height and length well, contacting high on top of the ball and putting it away practically effortlessly with her quick swing. She is a versatile attacker and can put the ball wherever she wants. Kincaid is also a solid and technical passer on serve receive.
Lansing, the #2 right side for the class of 2024 and a pin hitter for Athena 18-1, is a force from the front row. The UC Irvine commit is explosive and powerful, showcasing a fast and tough arm swing that she uses to easily push the ball over, through, and around the block. Lansing also has strong court vision, which she uses to see openings on the court and drill the ball down the line or cross court into those holes.
Class of 2027 standout Livingston is a solid player from any position on the court. From the left pin, Livingston uses a commanding approach to get up high despite being a bit undersized. With a fast and powerful arm swing and the ability to use the block in front of her effectively, Livingston manages to put the ball away frequently. The NPJ Salem 15 National athlete also brings a deadly serve from the baseline.
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