2027 Rankings: Where to Find More Top Prospects

Cocherl finished third offensively in the state of Ohio for the high school season. With 540 total kills, she averaged 6.2 k/s on a 46% rate as Pleasant finished 25-4 overall. She now has 981 total kills in her first two varsity seasons. Earning 2nd team all-Ohio honors for DVI, Cocherl will be back again with her Mintonette team as a key threat to their offense. As 5'11 can be undersized for the middle position, she is a savvy point scorer with pure pace off her arm when on time and with good space, while also capable of moving the ball around to open space when touch and arm control are needed. With 154 total blocks for Pleasant, she has a 2.8 b/m career average. You can see her and this Mintonette team at the Nike Classic in January.     Moeddel returns to the club season with upgraded tools coming off of a successful high school season with Seton as she was a major contributor as the Saints earned the DI state title. She earned 2.2 k/s on a .392 efficiency while also finishing top-10 in blocking in the GGCL. In the state title match she had 10 kills on a team best .421 efficiency to go with three blocks in the 3-0 sweep. She is fluid in her movement that has increased her arm speed when attacking and her quick response on the defensive side. She will combine with another top-10 2027 prospect for [program_tooltip program_id='430852' first='Tri-State' last='Elite'] to make up one of the best middle duos in this Ohio age group. They open up with Power League play in Louisville early January.     Vencill had a phenomenal high school season and jumps into these rankings making a statement in the top 10. The highest awarded sophomore in DIV as a 2nd team all-Ohio selection, she was also named league and county Player of the Year as she led Edgewood to an unbeaten conference finish. With 431 kills on the season, she averaged 5.0 k/s on a .454 efficiency, which is very impressive considering the high volume of work she saw. Get a look at her this club season with Club Ashtabula. She can get up and bring some big pace.     St. Ursula of Cincinnati earned the DII state title with a hard fought five-set victory in the final match of the season. Waleskowski was a top-20 offensive performer in the super tough GGCL as just over two kills per set, which include nine kills in a balanced Bulldog effort in the championship match. She has upgraded her offense with contact point, power, and range with confidence to command the ball to take big swings in big moments if needed. NKYVC was very competitive last season with her playing six-rotations and we should see more fo the same over the coming months.     A Sandusky Bay all-conference selection, Borgio led Calvert offensively with 3.2 k/s on a team best .311 efficiency. She was critical to helping Calvert sustain their winning ways deep into the postseason following the graduation of multiple key pieces. A state runner-up finish is where they ended but will return Borgio and other factors that should have them in the mix again next fall. She rejoins her Mintonette team and should be a big part of their offense starting with the Nike Classic in Columbus next month.     Stacey (*pictured) remains among the top pins in this class coming off another productive season for McNicholas. She led the Rockets' offense as their primary power side arm while also helping hold down their ball control. Earning 1st team all-conference honors along with being named to the DIV all-Ohio 3rd team. Her complete six-rotation skill set will be a big factor for her [program_tooltip program_id='431827' first='Elevation' last=''] team over the next several months. Their first major event will be the Nike Classic in Columbus mid January.