It's Getting Late Early: Five Available 25s From Indiana

We're getting down to the wire for our class of 2025 club season, and there are a ton of exceptional athletes available for a commitment. Each of the articles in this series will feature five athletes from five different clubs to show the level of variety available to whomever needs these outstanding athletes.    Ignore the profile pic; Logan has reopened her recruitment after a coaching change at Oregon. What you're getting from Miss Bell is the Indiana Gatorade Player of the Year, an undefeated 3A state champ, a first team All-State honoree, a master of the indoor/outdoor duality, a six-rotation outside hitter with Power Four capabilities, and a high character kid. After a third-place finish at the Boston Volleyball Festival, Logan's on her way to Salt Lake City for GJNC 18s in the open division. Knowing nothing but winning at the highest of levels since her 14s year, Logan will make someone happy this coming fall season.     Also reopening her recruitment, Carson can play either middle position, but would be best suited as an M2 at the next level because of the skill she has attacking off of two feet. A smart player that defends as well as she terminates, Carson is a highly coachable state champion from Trinity Lutheran who also has earned multiple all-state honors during her high school career.     With a high-and-hard approach to attacking on the right side, Ava is more than capable of playing at the next level, and has no shortage of size to do so. Her length on the block is accompanied by her shoulder breadth in taking up space and setting a solid block for her middles. As far as her attack is concerned, she's the prototypical right side---a full-go swing that attacks with pace at all times. Terminal to the last, Ava would be a nice three-rotation addition for a college needing just that on the right pin.     At nearly 3000 assists and over 1000 digs in her career, Kaitlyn is more than capable of running a 5-1 offense on her own, just like she has for the great majority of her high school and club careers. Undersized for a larger school, she can still be a part of a 6-2 with her accuracy, footwork and work ethic. She can get to a ton of balls a lot of other kids can't, but does something more---she makes every ball hittable. For setters available this late in the process, you could do a lot worse than Miss Kuckkan.     A springy high school all-conference middle for a non-traditional volleyball school, Ryleigh is one of the best recruits to come out of Southport in years. More of an M2 because of her quick transition, here quick arm helps her terminate regularly in front of the setter. Her long arms also make her look taller than she actually is, making her a solid net defender for the next level. She's also adept at taking long strides when either on offense or on defense---something that doesn't have to be trained in college.

We're getting down to the wire for our class of 2025 club season, and there are a ton of exceptional athletes available for a commitment. Each of the articles in this series will feature five athletes from five different clubs to show the level of variety available to whomever needs these outstanding athletes.