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Riverside and Hidden Valley win Tournaments

Riverside and Hidden Valley win Tournaments
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Bob Abels
Bob Abels September 9, 2024 @ 08:46 AM
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Ali Joyce
Ali Joyce 5'8" | S | 2027
VA
Jasmine Oduro
Jasmine Oduro OH | 2025
VA
Ella Kliner
Ella Kliner 5'3" | DS/L | 2026
VA
Shannon Treloar
Shannon Treloar 6'2" | MB | 2027
VA
Maris Francescon
Maris Francescon 5'8" | S | 2028
VA
Serena Wong
Serena Wong 5'5" | DS/L | 2028
VA
Diane Nzoupet
Diane Nzoupet 5'3" | DS/L | 2028
VA
Olivia Stroupe
Olivia Stroupe 5'9" | RS/OH | 2027
VA
Jasmine McBorrough
Jasmine McBorrough 6'0" | RS | 2027
VA
Avery Lefman
Avery Lefman 5'6" | S | 2026
VA
Kaelyn Wharton
Kaelyn Wharton 5'8" | OH/DS/L | 2027
VA
Sophie Arnold
Sophie Arnold 6'0" | OH | 2025
VA
Kennedy Peyton
Kennedy Peyton 5'8" | OH | 2027
VA
Emily Kolas
Emily Kolas 5'3" | DS/L | 2026
VA
Camryn Coulther
Camryn Coulther 5'6" | DS/L | 2027
VA
Katherine McLaughlin
Katherine McLaughlin 5'9" | OH | 2027
VA
Gabriella Vizek
Gabriella Vizek 6'0" | MB | 2026
VA
Sydney Ray
Sydney Ray 5'8" | S | 2026
VA
Annabelle Kim
Annabelle Kim 5'7" | S | 2027
VA
Olivia LeBlanc
Olivia LeBlanc 5'7" | S | 2026
VA
Nadiya Johnson
Nadiya Johnson 6'2" | RS/OH | 2026
VA
Kieran Rhoton
Kieran Rhoton 6'0" | RS/OH | 2027
VA
Jenna Hathaway
Jenna Hathaway 5'10" | RS/S | 2025
VA
Makenzie Dvorznak
Makenzie Dvorznak 5'10" | OH | 2025
VA
Calli Anderson
Calli Anderson 5'8" | S | 2025
VA
Simone Schaefer
Simone Schaefer 5'11" | OH | 2025
VA
Caleigh Ponn
Caleigh Ponn 5'6" | DS/L | 2025
VA
Brianna Holladay
Brianna Holladay 6'2" | MB | 2025
VA
Ryan Hicks
Ryan Hicks 5'11" | S | 2025
VA
<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>Number one ranked <strong>Riverside </strong>won a tournament at Heritage High School while <strong>Hidden Valley</strong> won the Albermarle tournament for the second year in a row. While the results in the Heritage tournament did not count because they were considered a scrimmage the results for the Albermarle tournament counted.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>Riverside won a double elimination tournament at Heritage. They swept through all their opponents except for Heritage, losing the second set against them. In the third set with the score tied at 12-12 <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='301696' first='Nadiya' last='Johnson']</strong> put the game away with three consecutive kills for a 15-12 win. They then went on to beat Independence in the final 25-19, 25-13.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>Riverside will be difficult to beat. <strong> [player_tooltip player_id='333651' first='Sydney' last='Ray']</strong> operates a 5/1 and distributes sets to a potent offense consisting of middles<strong> [player_tooltip player_id='181309' first='Brianna' last='Holladay'] </strong>and <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='333652' first='Gabriella' last='Vizek']</strong> as well as left sides <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='225187' first='Simone' last='Schaefer']</strong> and <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='464556' first='Kennedy' last='Peyton']</strong>. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='301696' first='Nadiya' last='Johnson']</strong> proves the most impactful, virtually unstoppable from the right side. Her approach jump of 10'8" plus her arm extension allows her to hit over the smaller blocks. In addition, Kennedy has improved her game from last year. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>The one area the Rams could use tightening is the tempo sets in the middle. That hurt them last year in the finals of the class 5 state championship and they showed difficulty making connections on the faster sets in the middle. Fortunately, it is still early in the season so the team has time to work on that aspect of their game. As if it needs to be said but <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='438070' first='Camryn' last='Coulther'] </strong>plays an excellent libero. Even as a sophomore she stands out as one of the best on the floor.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>I<strong>ndependence</strong> tried to hang with Riverside. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='290176' first='Kieran' last='Rhoton']</strong> played mostly left side and combined with <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='235296' first='Makenzie' last='Dvorznak']</strong> and<strong> [player_tooltip player_id='471485' first='Kaelyn' last='Wharton']</strong> at the pins to match them point for point. <strong> [player_tooltip player_id='235327' first='Jenna' last='Hathaway']</strong> and <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='471485' first='Kaelyn' last='Wharton'] </strong>proved impactful from the right side. It was the ball control that won this match. Riverside won the serve and serve receive portion of the match that allowed them to slowly pull away in each set.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>Heritage </strong>won the third place match over Broad Run. While they lost the first set they won the next two, including a convincing 15-3 win in the third set. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='325403' first='Annabelle' last='Kim']</strong> ran the offense, sometimes sharing the setting duties with <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='490057' first='Avery' last='Lefman'] </strong>and sometimes operating a 5/1. Late in the game Heritage would operate a 6/2 to get more height for blocking on the right side.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:acf/evaluation-block {"name":"acf/evaluation-block","data":{"player_evaluations_0_player":["529439"],"_player_evaluations_0_player":"field_62ab9d62ecf2c","player_evaluations_0_override_profile_image":"","_player_evaluations_0_override_profile_image":"override-player-profile-image","player_evaluations_0_not_in_database":"","_player_evaluations_0_not_in_database":"field_62aba48cecf2d","player_evaluations":1,"_player_evaluations":"field_62aba7547dc44"},"mode":"preview","alignText":"left","anchor":"acf-block-66def6cc9f4fb"} --> <!-- wp:paragraph {"placeholder":"Add evaluation here...","className":"text-gray-700"} --> <p class="text-gray-700">She actually hit left side for Heritage. That appears to be her role for the Pride. Her height and long wing span allow her to consistently put the ball to the floor. Occasionally, she played a little six rotation but she still needs some work in that area. Playing right side for [program_tooltip program_id='476729' first='Paramount' last=''] did not give her a lot of opportunities to play back row. A lot of potential in her game.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- /wp:acf/evaluation-block --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='529439' first='Jasmine' last='McBorrough']</strong> provided critical offense from the left side for Heritage, with her 5'11" height and long reach allowing her to find the floor consistently against the smaller blocks. Her back row play still needs a lot of work if she hopes to play six rotations consistently. Libero [player_tooltip player_id='443558' first='Emily' last='Kolas'] stands out as a quality defensive player who can come through with the accurate pass to keep the team in system. [player_tooltip player_id='582293' first='Shannon' last='Treloar'] gave Heritage good blocking at the middle.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>Broad Run</strong> finished fourth. They were led by setter/right side <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='181244' first='Ryan' last='Hicks']</strong>. <strong> Helena Pakiela</strong> provided offense from the middle while <strong>Clair Erny </strong>contributed from the left side. Frosh <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='536734' first='Serena' last='Wong'] </strong>played the libero position the last two matches and did a good job. As a frosh the varsity game can be much faster than 14 travel ball when you are playing a quality opponent.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>Westfield </strong>brings one of the best liberos in the game, even though she belongs to the class of 2028. Frosh<strong> [player_tooltip player_id='536716' first='Diane' last='Nzoupet']</strong> passes well and does not allow any ball to hit the floor no matter how hard it is hit, as long as it is within sprawling range of her reach. <strong> [player_tooltip player_id='693840' first='Jasmine' last='Oduro']</strong> has length and the wing span to make a difference in the middle. <strong>Haley Marsh</strong> at left side and <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='701939' first='Josephine' last='Pairel']</strong> at setter/right side are two sophomores that shined.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>Finally, for <strong>Paul VI </strong>their two outsides <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='438043' first='Katherine' last='McLaughlin']</strong> and <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='532908' first='Olivia' last='Stroupe']</strong> are two sophomores to watch. They are undersized but they play with fire. Ironically both were left sides for me at 13s on the same team as the Independence libero<strong> [player_tooltip player_id='693829' first='Ella' last='Kliner']</strong>. Felt pretty good watching the trio play at the high school level. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='308751' first='Olivia' last='LeBlanc']</strong> is getting an opportunity to set for varsity. Frosh <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='541140' first='Maris' last='Francescon'] </strong>and sophomore <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='696423' first='Alessandra' last='Joyce']</strong> also got opportunities to set. This appears to be a young team building for the future with a handful of seniors sprinkled in to provide guidance.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>Number 12 ranked <strong>Hidden Valley</strong> (pictured above) improved their record to 7-0 with their tournament win at Albemarle. It was not easy. In the semifinal against <strong>Covenant </strong>they lost the second set 25-20 then battled to win the third set 23-21. Against <strong>Briar Woods</strong> they were beaten in the first set 25-17 then battled back to win the last two sets 25-17 and 15-13. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='196556' first='Caleigh' last='Ponn']</strong> and <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='464576' first='Sophie' last='Arnold']</strong> provided the bulk of the offense from the left side. With setter [player_tooltip player_id='235285' first='Calli' last='Anderson'] out for the season the Titans rely on <strong>Lauren Dudley</strong> and <strong>Abby Bishop </strong>for the setting. <strong>Maddi Carter</strong> has taken over the libero responsibilities.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>Hidden Valley has a big match coming up next week when they play <strong>Christiansburg</strong> in their first regional match up. Christiansburg is my pick to win the Class 3 Virginia state playoffs, but then I think I may have lit a fire under <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='196556' first='Caleigh' last='Ponn']</strong>, which may make that prediction difficult to happen.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph -->

Number one ranked Riverside won a tournament at Heritage High School while Hidden Valley won the Albermarle tournament for the second year in a row. While the results in the Heritage tournament did not count because they were considered a scrimmage the results for the Albermarle tournament counted.

Riverside won a double elimination tournament at Heritage. They swept through all their opponents except for Heritage, losing the second set against them. In the third set with the score tied at 12-12 Nadiya Johnson Nadiya Johnson Nadiya Johnson 6'2" | RS/OH Riverside | 2026 State #38 Nation VA put the game away with three consecutive kills for a 15-12 win. They then went on to beat Independence in the final 25-19, 25-13.

Riverside will be difficult to beat. Sydney Ray Sydney Ray Sydney Ray 5'8" | S Riverside | 2026 State VA operates a 5/1 and distributes sets to a potent offense consisting of middles Brianna Holladay Brianna Holladay Brianna Holladay 6'2" | MB Riverside | 2025 State VA and Gabriella Vizek Gabriella Vizek 6'0" | MB Riverside | 2026 State VA as well as left sides Simone Schaefer Simone Schaefer Simone Schaefer 5'11" | OH Riverside | 2025 State VA and Kennedy Peyton Kennedy Peyton 5'8" | OH Riverside | 2027 State VA . Nadiya Johnson Nadiya Johnson Nadiya Johnson 6'2" | RS/OH Riverside | 2026 State #38 Nation VA proves the most impactful, virtually unstoppable from the right side. Her approach jump of 10'8" plus her arm extension allows her to hit over the smaller blocks. In addition, Kennedy has improved her game from last year.

The one area the Rams could use tightening is the tempo sets in the middle. That hurt them last year in the finals of the class 5 state championship and they showed difficulty making connections on the faster sets in the middle. Fortunately, it is still early in the season so the team has time to work on that aspect of their game. As if it needs to be said but Camryn Coulther Camryn Coulther Camryn Coulther 5'6" | DS/L Riverside | 2027 State VA plays an excellent libero. Even as a sophomore she stands out as one of the best on the floor.

Independence tried to hang with Riverside. Kieran Rhoton Kieran Rhoton Kieran Rhoton 6'0" | RS/OH Independencesc | 2027 State VA played mostly left side and combined with Makenzie Dvorznak Makenzie Dvorznak Makenzie Dvorznak 5'10" | OH Independencesc | 2025 State VA and Kaelyn Wharton Kaelyn Wharton Kaelyn Wharton 5'8" | OH/DS/L Independencesc | 2027 State VA at the pins to match them point for point. Jenna Hathaway Jenna Hathaway 5'10" | RS/S Independencesc | 2025 State VA and Kaelyn Wharton Kaelyn Wharton Kaelyn Wharton 5'8" | OH/DS/L Independencesc | 2027 State VA proved impactful from the right side. It was the ball control that won this match. Riverside won the serve and serve receive portion of the match that allowed them to slowly pull away in each set.

Heritage won the third place match over Broad Run. While they lost the first set they won the next two, including a convincing 15-3 win in the third set. Annabelle Kim Annabelle Kim Annabelle Kim 5'7" | S Heritage | 2027 State VA ran the offense, sometimes sharing the setting duties with Avery Lefman Avery Lefman Avery Lefman 5'6" | S Heritage | 2026 State VA and sometimes operating a 5/1. Late in the game Heritage would operate a 6/2 to get more height for blocking on the right side.

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Jasmine McBorrough

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Jasmine McBorrough Jasmine McBorrough Jasmine McBorrough 6'0" | RS Heritage | 2027 State VA provided critical offense from the left side for Heritage, with her 5'11" height and long reach allowing her to find the floor consistently against the smaller blocks. Her back row play still needs a lot of work if she hopes to play six rotations consistently. Libero Emily Kolas Emily Kolas Emily Kolas 5'3" | DS/L Heritage | 2026 State VA stands out as a quality defensive player who can come through with the accurate pass to keep the team in system. Shannon Treloar Shannon Treloar Shannon Treloar 6'2" | MB Heritage | 2027 State VA gave Heritage good blocking at the middle.

Broad Run finished fourth. They were led by setter/right side Ryan Hicks Ryan Hicks Ryan Hicks 5'11" | S Broad Run | 2025 State VA . Helena Pakiela provided offense from the middle while Clair Erny contributed from the left side. Frosh Serena Wong Serena Wong 5'5" | DS/L Broad Run | 2028 State VA played the libero position the last two matches and did a good job. As a frosh the varsity game can be much faster than 14 travel ball when you are playing a quality opponent.

Westfield brings one of the best liberos in the game, even though she belongs to the class of 2028. Frosh Diane Nzoupet Diane Nzoupet Diane Nzoupet 5'3" | DS/L Westfield | 2028 State VA passes well and does not allow any ball to hit the floor no matter how hard it is hit, as long as it is within sprawling range of her reach. Jasmine Oduro Jasmine Oduro OH Westfield | 2025 State VA has length and the wing span to make a difference in the middle. Haley Marsh at left side and Josephine Pairel Josephine Pairel Josephine Pairel 5'10" | S/RS Westfield | 2027 State VA at setter/right side are two sophomores that shined.

Finally, for Paul VI their two outsides Katherine McLaughlin Katherine McLaughlin 5'9" | OH Paul VI | 2027 State VA and Olivia Stroupe Olivia Stroupe Olivia Stroupe 5'9" | RS/OH St. Paul VI | 2027 State VA are two sophomores to watch. They are undersized but they play with fire. Ironically both were left sides for me at 13s on the same team as the Independence libero Ella Kliner Ella Kliner Ella Kliner 5'3" | DS/L Independencesc | 2026 State VA . Felt pretty good watching the trio play at the high school level. Olivia LeBlanc Olivia LeBlanc Olivia LeBlanc 5'7" | S Paul VI | 2026 State VA is getting an opportunity to set for varsity. Frosh Maris Francescon Maris Francescon Maris Francescon 5'8" | S St. Paul VI Catholic | 2028 State VA and sophomore Alessandra Joyce also got opportunities to set. This appears to be a young team building for the future with a handful of seniors sprinkled in to provide guidance.

Number 12 ranked Hidden Valley (pictured above) improved their record to 7-0 with their tournament win at Albemarle. It was not easy. In the semifinal against Covenant they lost the second set 25-20 then battled to win the third set 23-21. Against Briar Woods they were beaten in the first set 25-17 then battled back to win the last two sets 25-17 and 15-13. Caleigh Ponn Caleigh Ponn Caleigh Ponn 5'6" | DS/L Hidden Valley | 2025 State #91 Nation VA and Sophie Arnold Sophie Arnold 6'0" | OH Hidden Valley | 2025 State VA provided the bulk of the offense from the left side. With setter Calli Anderson Calli Anderson Calli Anderson 5'8" | S Hidden Valley | 2025 State VA out for the season the Titans rely on Lauren Dudley and Abby Bishop for the setting. Maddi Carter has taken over the libero responsibilities.

Hidden Valley has a big match coming up next week when they play Christiansburg in their first regional match up. Christiansburg is my pick to win the Class 3 Virginia state playoffs, but then I think I may have lit a fire under Caleigh Ponn Caleigh Ponn Caleigh Ponn 5'6" | DS/L Hidden Valley | 2025 State #91 Nation VA , which may make that prediction difficult to happen.

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