Five More Ranked Among 2028s

Chitty comes in as our top ranked DS/L prospect in the initial 2028 rankings. She brings a solid skill set combined with big impact for her Mintonette club team over the previous season. Her ability to face the ball and create good angles in serve receive gets her team in system often. Defensively, she reads and reacts well with good pursuit. The Oletangy Berlin product competed in a reserve role this recent high school season earning nearly 100 total digs. As this Ohio 2028 class has a handful of high quality DS/L athletes, it will be fun to see how the rankings shape up over the next few years.     Wolfer has the tools to sustain herself as one of the better DS/L prospects in this Ohio class. One of the best attributes to her game in the back row is her pursuit of the ball coming off the attacker's arm. At 5'5, she reacts well to what she sees and uses her quickness to be able to get after it in all directions and with good rage overhead and to the floor. The primary libero for [program_tooltip program_id='431827' first='Elevation' last='']'s top 15U squad, she can ignite her team's offense by making tough plays look routine to get their transition in motion. She is a Mount Notre Dame prospect and will continue to grow her competitive experience through the tough GGCL as she likely assumes more opportunity in future seasons.     Radaszewski (*pictured), is a 5'10 pin and one to keep an eye on as she returns to the club season for [program_tooltip program_id='431827' first='Elevation' last='']'s top 15U team. She has a full range of tools including big arm potential as a primary point scorer as she has shown moments of good power and control that will only continue to grow as she battles through the tough schedule of competition this club traditionally experiences each season. She has athleticism in her footwork, getting her feet to the ball well, and in a big arm lift to get her in the air. Expect her to be a big factor in these rankings given her full year of development in a top high school program at Ursuline and at one of Ohio's most competitive clubs.     Parker has some of the best size and length in this class at this point. In her first varsity season for Bexley, she saw significant time on the court helping to build a good foundation for the rest of her high school career. With over 80 kills on the season, she was second on the team in net defense. At 6'2, she moves well in her transition work with good footwork and tracking of the ball. Her physical tools have room to grow but she shows potential for a high ceiling in her game and it will be fun to watch her progress with her Rogue team this club season.     Alexander is another 2028 that earned significant playing time for her varsity squad. The Fairlawn product earned nearly two kills per set while leading the Jets in total blocks on the season. At 5'11, she has the ability to score from all locations across the net as she uses a high elbow contact to help maximize her contact point. As her Fairlawn team utilized her in a variety of options, this will increase her versatility going forward. As she gains more experience for Team Atlantis over the upcoming club season, her progress in developing her timing and spacing across all phases will benefit her point scoring efficiency. She is competitive and has a good foundation in her skills.