2024 Prospect Roulette For May

<p>We are winding down the time with our Class of 2024 talents, so its time for a final Prospect Roulette from this class.</p>   <p>Here's how it works: I'll pop up a random number generator that includes the 2024 rankings. I'll generate 10 numbers and the 10 that come up will be the ranking of the player. I'll then spotlight those players in the article to help give them some more attention.</p>   <p>There's 160 players ranked in our Class of 2024. Let's see who has the lucky numbers this month:</p>   <p><em>The </em><a href="https://events.prepdig.com/e/1124/register/michigan-freshman-showcase"><em>Michigan Freshman Showcase</em></a><em> and </em><a href="https://events.prepdig.com/e/1136/register/michigan-stock-up-showcase"><em>Michigan Stock Up Showcase</em></a><em> are coming to Pontiac on Aug. 4. You can get $10 off your registration when you sign up by using code “EllisDig2024.” Be sure to register today.</em></p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>122. [player_tooltip player_id='153680' first='Rayna' last='Powers'], OH Marysville/Michigan Elite</strong></h2>   <p>Powers is a solid contributor to each team she is one. She was able to play anywhere along the net for Marysville this past prep season, but was strongest coming from the left side. There she had the most power and speed, but she also worked a good offspeed game from the right side.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>34. [player_tooltip player_id='254395' first='Fiona' last='Moord'], MH Leland</strong></h2>   <p>The 6'2” Moord is committed to Haverford for her college play and she's bringing a lot of athleticism and intensity to the program. Moord is a workhorse player that showed her high stamina level during the prep season, playing on a roster of just seven and getting to the state finals. She's got great athleticism off the floor and is a dominant force as a blocker.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>48. [player_tooltip player_id='459254' first='Abby' last='Mainka'], OH Brighton/L2</strong></h2>   <p>Mainka looks very natural at the net. She's a nice get for Cedarville and its program. Mainka is able to make an effortless swing and still generate good power and velocity. She moves very smoothly around the floor and does a good job of getting the most of out each opportunity she gets. Mainka is a polished offensive and defensive player with room to still improve in both areas.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>63. [player_tooltip player_id='110287' first='Kaela' last='Chingwa'], MH North Branch</strong></h2>   <p>The 6'3” middle for North Branch was definitely a difference maker for the squad. She provided length that the rest of the team didn't have and made it increasingly difficult for opponents to get clean looks against the Broncos. With Chingwa in the lineup, North Branch proved it was one of the best teams in the entire Midwest.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>22. [player_tooltip player_id='110321' first='Piper' last='Risdon'], MH Lowell/FaR Out</strong></h2>   <p>One of the most consistent finishers in the state as a middle, Risdon used her great footwork and coordination to be a dominant volleyball player for Lowell. Risdon is a multi-sport talent and she will be going to Vermont to play basketball at the next level. She's got quickness, explosiveness and great court awareness in both sports.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>108. [player_tooltip player_id='274529' first='Brealyn' last='Lasky'], S Bronson</strong></h2>   <p>Another great leader with the last name of Lasky to come through the Bronson program, Brealyn played the setter role at an elite level for the D3 program. She was a great communicator and director on the floor. She brought the best out of a number of hitters she worked with over the years with Bronson. Lasky could hit all the targets and also was a feisty defender.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>13. [player_tooltip player_id='110299' first='Kiley' last='Gallagher'], DS/L Clarkston/Legacy</strong></h2>   <p>Gallagher has been a proven commodity in the back row for Clarkston and Legacy over the years. She's on her way to Oakland University to showcase her talents at the next level. At Clarkston, Gallagher was a fierce competitor that brought a lot of energy to the position despite playing very composed in the moment. She came through with big dig after big dig in the last two seasons for the Wolves.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>92. [player_tooltip player_id='176599' first='Sami' last='Baker'], S North Muskegon</strong></h2>   <p>A 6-foot setter that can play at a high level, Baker was a big asset for the North Muskegon program. On top of her setting ability, Baker could also play the right side and be a dominant hitter. Her size, speed and quickness made a big difference on the floor. She had a real knack for coming up with a set-defining play.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>82. [player_tooltip player_id='153676' first='Natalie' last='Neubecker'], OH Gabriel Richard/Legacy</strong></h2>   <p>Neubecker is a hitter that can get on a real roll and be tough to stop. She's got a quick swing that generates a lot of power and she's proven she can fight through blockers. Neubecker does a good job of attacking sharp angles on the floor and mixing up her locations to keep from being predictable.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>4. [player_tooltip player_id='110282' first='Mallory' last='Bohl'], MH Saline/Legacy</strong></h2>   <p>Bohl was a dominant middle early in her prep career, but a knee injury limited her impact over recent years. Still, Bohl made quite a name for herself on the national scene and is already beginning her college career at Notre Dame. The 6'3” Bohl already has elite size and length, but she also is very light on her feet and able to push a fast pace on the floor.</p>

We are winding down the time with our Class of 2024 talents, so its time for a final Prospect Roulette from this class.