2026 Watch List Prospects at OVR Bid Event

Maibaich is a point scoring attacker that will certainly find her way into our next rankings updates for the 2026 class. She was Norwayne's leading scorer in 2024 at 3.7 k/s on 314 total kills helping them to improve their overall success from the previous season. At 5'10, she is an athletic and dynamic hitter primarily on the right pin for her NOVA team although her skill set includes the ability to terminate through quick options from the middle. She elevates really well and can contact hight to clear the block or challenge the hands in front of her well.     Leach is another hitter that will be among the ranked 2026 prospects at our next cycle after seeing her skills and learning more about her impact during the high school season for her Shenandoah team. During the fall season she averaged 4.8 k/s on a career best 387 total kills. She now has over 800 career kills. At 5'9, she is an aggressive attacker with good awareness of the defense in front of her to move the ball around. Through quicker tempo and when on time she can put some good heat on the ball.     The 5'11 Bondar can develop good arm speed as a middle. With good length and reach, when combined through the right spacing, she can terminate with good pace. For her Avon Lake team, she earned points in front of her setter as well as off one foot overhead for a complete range of offensive tools. Avon Lake finished 17-7 overall as Bondar was among team leaders with 2.3 b/m, indicating her ability to be effective on the defensive side.     Harrison attends Spire Academy and competes for Infinity's top 17U team primarily as a DS/L contributor. However, she has good mechanics and attacking tools to be able to jump and swing effectively on the outside if needed. In the passing phase, she reacts well to the ball and works to face the ball and angle arms well to be able to control location and force of contact for good results. On the defensive side, Harrison prepares well with good reaction to be able to play the ball in all directions to start their transition.     Rawlins (*pictured) had over 100 digs for Milford this past fall for a 4.2 d/m average. Competing for OPVC 17 Weinheimer, she is an active DS/L prospect patrolling the back row. Whether middle or left back, she reads the opposing offense well to find good position to see the attacker and make a good first step. She pursues well in all directions and demonstrates good control of angles and force of contact to deliver the ball.