Uncommited 2025 Prospects Vol. 3!

The 2025 class has excellent prospects still searching for the right fit at the next level. Outstanding players in the class are currently uncommitted, and college coaches from all levels will be out recruiting to fill immediate needs on next year's rosters. Multiple programs are filling roster spots into the summer each season, and we think the players listed here will be highly sought after. This is another look at highly skilled players college programs will be lucky to have!    Lunde is a fun player to watch; she has a visible passion for the game and plays with creativity from the setter spot. The Bothell prospect is a master of tempo and location; she can push a set to the pin on a dime or hang it just enough to give her attacker time to close and terminate. Lunde plays all out on defense and has an advanced feel for scoring from the setter position and getting her hitters one-ups. She will make a difference in the college program that brings her on board.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-video is-provider-youtube wp-block-embed-youtube wp-embed-aspect-16-9 wp-has-aspect-ratio"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://youtu.be/kDPoV8jbc4c?si=bf9IRN6pHDtWZ4RJ </div></figure>       Terrell does it all for the Kangs, playing as a six-rotation outside for Lake Washington. She mixes swings from the pipe, hard angle and line shots from the pin, and crafty rolls and tips to terminate points. Her combination of passing, defense, and shot-making will be ideal for a program looking for a skilled pin at the next level.      Malone is playing her final club season with Shockwave 18 out of the Tri-Cities, and the team finished 4-4 at the Matt Hartner Memorial in Eugene. Malone was outstanding for River View in the fall, finishing up at the WSVCA Senior game in Burlington after leading the Panthers to the State Tournament. At 5'9", Malone takes full advantage of her quickness and athleticism to make plays in the middle. She makes decisive block moves to close on attackers and has a powerful, fast arm that is especially effective on fast-tempo sets.     Phipps and her Sudden Impact 18 Tsunami squad will play a heavy schedule this season, including Philadelphia, Salt Lake, and Atlanta tournaments. Phipps is a smooth defender who can run down balls out of the left back and gives her team good, high digs when she takes the first contact. She has outstanding footwork and excellent neutral posture when she sets. Phipps has a great connection with her pin attackers early on; she runs a fast offense that keeps defenses on their heels.     Palaki can play multiple positions; she has soft hands as a setter and plays confidently at the libero spot for PJVBC 18 National this season. She runs through off-speed tips and shots efficiently from the back row and can stand in and dig up a hard swing. Palaki has a wicked lefty serve she delivers with pace; teams had a tough time dealing with her on the service line at the Salt Lake City Qualifier.   <a href="https://sportsrecruits.com/athlete/ana_palaki2?video=4878791">[player_tooltip player_id='481782' first='Ana' last='Palaki'] 2025 Highlights</a>    A NEW COMMITMENT!!    Lower Columbia is getting a fierce competitor in Otterstetter. She was dominant for Montesano this season and was co-MVP of the league. She racked up kills and assists with equal parts precision, power, and athleticism. Her 5'10" frame is a terrific starting point for a college athlete—at either the setter or right-side position. Congratulations to her and Lower Columbia!

The 2025 class has excellent prospects still searching for the right fit at the next level. Outstanding players in the class are currently uncommitted, and college coaches from all levels will be out recruiting to fill immediate needs on next year's rosters. Multiple programs are filling roster spots into the summer each season, and we think the players listed here will be highly sought after. This is another look at highly skilled players college programs will be lucky to have!