Washington 2028 Middles- Early Season!

We have our eye on the 2028 class after releasing an initial 80+ player Watchlist this month. New names emerge each weekend during the club season, and prospects solidify themselves as a top player. The 2028 class has a high school season under their belt and has the chance to show off their improved play against top clubs from around the region. Here are several middles that have already made their mark this season.      Jensen and her NCWVBC 16 team posted a 4-3 record at the Matt Hartner Memorial. The Wenatchee MB is playing up an age division, bringing tremendous energy and effort to the court. Jensen has an excellent connection with setter [player_tooltip player_id='498765' first='Brooklyn' last='Foyle']; the two combine on fast-tempo quicks that Jensen pounds down before the block can react. NCWVBC will mix up their middle attacks- running a "two" that allows Jensen to turn the ball and score around the block.     Feider has a heavy arm swing and scores with swings off of multiple routes. She has a way of finding the deep corner and isn't afraid to attack high hands and the edge of the block. Feider is a long 5'11", and that helps her reach over the net on her block and shut down hitting lanes for SIVBC 15 Lightning.     Volkman has excellent quickness off the floor, and she can snap down a ball from the middle or the outside as an attacker. Volkman has been working in serve receive for NPJ Seattle 15; she hustles defensively and is a good blocker at 5'10". Her high contact point and athletic movement should translate well to the pin, and she has experience playing for the Puyallup program during the fall.     Meikle plays for Falcon Elite Volleyball Alliance out of Bothell and has looked good on the right side and out of the middle early in the club season. The 2028 prospect has a good sense of timing and spacing in transition; she will adjust her approach to give her setter a window to find her. Meikle takes a healthy swing when set; she is an aggressive attacker looking to terminate.     Zagurna is a tireless worker at the middle blocker position and makes big block moves to cover the net pin-to-pin. She is long, athletic, and gets her hands on swings and jousts controlling the net. The Graham Kapowsin 2028 prospect has a high ceiling and should continue to develop her offensive game during the season.    The Prospect Index is a perfect way to make your information available to our scouts and college coaches for FREE! <a href="https://prepdig.com/prospect-index/" target="_blank">Click here to claim your free profile</a> and keep everyone updated on where you are playing. Even if you have already claimed your free profile, send this to someone who can benefit from it.   This is a perfect way for you to control your information on our site. You can edit your information anytime and upload your highlight reels so everyone can follow your volleyball journey. Once you are uploaded, our scouts can easily tag you in any articles written about you.   This is also a perfect way to get everyone to stay current with which high school and club team you are affiliated with. We can't know all the movements players made via club, so now you can help us by updating your information in REAL TIME!

We have our eye on the 2028 class after releasing an initial 80+ player Watchlist this month. New names emerge each weekend during the club season, and prospects solidify themselves as a top player. The 2028 class has a high school season under their belt and has the chance to show off their improved play against top clubs from around the region. Here are several middles that have already made their mark this season.