Rising Heights 18s Teams Outlook
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Back in 2017, Whitefield Academy head coach Danielle Merrick and husband Craig's oldest daughter made the national team at a large volleyball club. Faced with a decision when looking at the expense and time commitment, they decided to start the Rising Heights Volleyball Club , which recently changed from Rolling Hills.
The Shepherdsville-based club site says its purpose is to give local girls the opportunity to play club ball minus the expense and time commitment of larger clubs while still letting them play high-level competition with coaching designed to enhance player skills and levels. The club has seen 31 players go on to play college volleyball.
The club has three teams in this age group. The top team is the travel team with the other two being regional teams.
18-1 Travel
Three Bethlehem players grace this roster after helping the Banshees go 17-11 and make it to the 5th Region Tournament this past season. They are 5-6 senior libero Danika Street, 5-11 sophomore middle/outside hitter
Alexis Lanz
Alexis
Lanz
5'11" | MB
Bethlehem | 2027
State
KY
and 5-5 sophomore setter Matti Deopere. Street will play at Kentucky Christian University next fall.
Four players come from four-time defending 23rd District champion North Bullitt. Junior Bracie Roeder is a 5-3 defensive specialist and
Shaelyn Woodson
Shaelyn
Woodson
6'0" | MB
North Bullitt | 2026
State
KY
is a junior 6-0 middle hitter. The other two are outside hitters in junior 5-8
Kara Gividen
Kara
Gividen
5'7" | OH/RS
North Bullitt | 2026
State
KY
and 5-7 sophomore
Laila Brooks
Laila
Brooks
5'8" | RS
NB | 2027
KY
. A fifth player from the 23rd District is Bullitt Central 5-7 senior outside hitter Cali Reis.
The other three come from the 19th District. Junior 5-5 libero
Cameron Buster
Cameron
Buster
5'5" | DS/L/OH
Nelson County | 2026
State
KY
comes from Nelson County and the dynamic 5-9 junior setter
Kylee Best
Kylee
Best
5'9" | S/RS
Bardstown | 2026
State
KY
comes in from Bardstown. The team's tallest player is Thomas Nelson 6-1 middle/opposite hitter Emma Downing.
Danielle Merrick is the team's head coach. The team is 6-4 on the season and next plays in the Cinci Super Cup on Saturday and Sunday.
18-2 Purple
Things start with four defensive specialists on first passes. They are Bullitt Central junior
Alije Hoxha
Alije
Hoxha
5'2" | DS/L
Bullitt Central | 2026
State
KY
, Bullitt Central senior Ava Newton, Bullitt East junior Bre Crescente and 5-2 North Bullitt sophomore Diana Hernandez. The setters are LKY Home school senior Ally Compton and Bullitt East junior Brooke Morris.
The team has three middle hitters in Bullitt Central 5-5 junior Emma Lay, North Bullitt junior Delaney Cranmer and Brooklyn Neat, who attends North Bullitt but did not play on the high school team last fall. Bullitt Central junior opposite hitter Clara Wicker rounds out the roster.
Brooke Miles is the team's head coach. The team plays in the Union Challenge on Saturday and Sunday.
18-3 White
This team is a combination of juniors and seniors that are hoping to make big marks to finish their careers.
Bullitt Central junior Addison Pedley can play setter, defensive specialist or right side hitter and North Hardin junior Gabriella Legaspi plays defensive specialist. Also on the roster are senior Addison Peyton, a senior at Mercy that did not play on the high school team in the fall, Bullitt East junior Chaya Tylutke, North Hardin junior Alyssa Vanover and Bethlehem junior Autumn Johnson. Rounding out the roster are Bailey Karner, Hazel Paschal, Trinity Collins, Brianna Collins, Josslyn Graves and Zaria Walker.
The head coach of the team is Willie Collins. The team plays in the Union Challenge on Saturday and Sunday.
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Buster stepped into a huge role for the Cardinals in the fall as the libero. Buster provided outstanding first touches on spikes and serve reception, putting the tough Nelson County offense into flow. Buster hustled hard after balls making one-armed saves. Buster does a good job making things happen out of system. She can back set to her teammates when needed. Buster had 308 digs, helping the Cardinals win a third straight 19th District crown.
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