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<p><strong>Sophomore Volleyball Middle Blockers: The Kongs of the Net</strong></p>
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<p>As the 2024 High School volleyball season comes to a close, a new generation of powerhouse middle blockers has made their presence felt on the court. The sophomore class is quickly proving they belong in the spotlight, with four standout players who have become an intimidating force at the net. These athletes are blocking with power, precision, and agility, setting the stage for a bright future in volleyball. Meet the next wave of "Kongs"—the middle blockers who are shaking up the game heading into club season.</p>
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<p><strong>Haven Price</strong>...Seabreeze High School</p>
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<p>Standing 6 feet tall at the net, Haven Price has quickly developed into a towering force for her team. Known for her explosive jumps and quick reflexes, she has become an impenetrable wall against opposing attacks. Whether it's a powerful block or a perfectly timed rejection, Price's presence at the net is nothing short of dominant. With her competitive spirit and fast-growing skills, Haven Price is set to be a key player for years to come.</p>
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<p><strong>Jewela LaRosa</strong>...University Christian High School</p>
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<p>Jewela LaRosa is a middle blocker who brings a mix of power and finesse to her team. Her athleticism makes her a force at the net, and her court awareness is quickly earning her a reputation as a rising star. LaRosa's quick footwork and timing on blocking sets her apart from others, allowing her to close the gaps and shut down some of the most skilled attackers. As she continues to grow, her versatility and leadership will be critical to her team's success in the coming seasons.</p>
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<p><img class="wp-image-722819" style="width: 150px" src="https://prepdig.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2024/11/JGJ09839-crop-416x274-1732146674.jpg" alt=""><strong>Loganne Abernathy</strong></p>
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<p>Loganne Abernathy has quickly become one of the most feared middle blockers in her class. With her impressive jump timing and relentless energy, Abernathy is constantly creating opportunities to thwart the opposition. Her ability to read the setter's intentions, anticipate attacks, and adjust her positioning is what sets her apart. Abernathy has shown she can block anything that comes her way, from hard-driven spikes to off-speed shots. Her consistency and defensive dominance are becoming hallmarks of her game.</p>
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<p><img class="wp-image-491402" style="width: 150px" src="https://prepdig.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2023/12/40-Lauren-Brosky.jpg" alt=""><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='492556' first='Lauren' last='Brosky']</strong></p>
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<p>[player_tooltip player_id='492556' first='Lauren' last='Brosky'] brings a unique blend of power and agility to the middle blocker position. Standing at 6'2”, she's an imposing presence at the net, but it's her quickness and reaction time that make her truly dangerous. Brosky has developed an uncanny ability to close down lanes and block attacks from every angle. Whether it's a one-on-one block or an assist on a double-team rejection, Brosky is always in the right place at the right time. With her relentless drive and unwavering focus, Lauren is on track to become one of the most dominant middle blockers in her class.</p>
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<p>These four sophomores are quickly earning a reputation as "Kongs" at the net—players who strike fear into opponents with their powerful blocks and relentless defense. Watch for their continued growth and dominance as the season progresses.</p>
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Sophomore Volleyball Middle Blockers: The Kongs of the Net
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