2025s Crushing Their Senior Season

It's not always easy to stand out but there are 2025s that are making the most of their senior seasons. I recently saw a number of these players live at the Class A/AA Showcase and Eagle Invite. Remember these names as they find success and have a bright future.    Cohen has a lot of length to her. She uses it well to handle tight passes. Cohen has a presence on the court and she can make an impact in all six rotations. She is a scoring threat, has a number of shots, and knows just when to use them.     Rechichi does a nice job closing the block to bolster the Ely defense. Offensively she is an expert at powering through the block. Rechichi can transition and make herself available to attack and score throughout a rally.     Tobin plays really scrappy defense and isn't afraid to push the ball on the 2nd contact. She helps propel her team's momentum with fast twitch reactions and the ability to fly across the floor to keep a play going. Tobin plays with a solid volleyball IQ and reads the play unfolding.     Dahly is a lefty who doesn't hesitate to expose the split from the pins. She's got a heavy arm and can really catch some hang time. She keeps the ball in front of her, gets her feet to the ball, and can really expose the 1 corner.     Glumack is another really heavy arm for Bethlehem Academy and really helps bolster their offensive fire power. She plays as a middle but she has the versatility and fundamentals to play on either pin. In fact, Glumack was extremely lethal on the left pin out of serve receive. She is poised and under control when she starts her approach making her a true threat as she can swing the momentum of a match by rotating to the front row.     Rangaard gives her team a great 2nd contact when the setter takes the first. She has very quick reactions on block coverage and anticipates the development of the play extremely well. Rangaard is also a solid first contact in serve receive.     Meyer is making the most of her final season with Cleveland before she heads to Mankato in 2025. She's a great communicator and her confidence is calming for her teammates. She's very smooth and fluid as she moves across the floor to make big plays wherever she can.     Nerison is a pack of dynamite and can power through most blocks. As for her setting I really like that she can run a really fast offense and gets her middles involved early. Nerison can feed her hitters in the gap of the block and she plays some super scrappy defense.     The last time I saw Hahn play this season, she was super springy and absolutely unloading on the ball. She has a great hang time, which allows her to choose whether to beat the block or wait them out before executing a fast swing. Hahn also has a really nice deep cross finish and a violent swing from the back row.     Strege is a scrappy player that refuses to let the ball land on her side of the net. She can take a big aggressive approach and bounce balls off the blockers hands. Strege will also work the back line with a flat deep attack.

It's not always easy to stand out but there are 2025s that are making the most of their senior seasons. I recently saw a number of these players live at the Class A/AA Showcase and Eagle Invite. Remember these names as they find success and have a bright future.