2026: Do Not Sleep on These Right Side’s

While these athletes may sit outside the top 30, do not sleep on them. Each of these players brings exceptional skill, determination, and game-changing ability to the court. Their impact is undeniable; they have the talent, work ethic, and potential to thrive at the next level. If you're building your recruiting list for the class of 2026, these are names you won't want to miss.    Minnick is a dynamic right-side attacker with a lethal left-handed swing. Her whippy arm and high contact point make her a constant offensive threat. She effectively moves the ball around the court with impressive attacking range to keep defenses guessing.   See her in action with G3 18-1.      Green has made tremendous strides over the past year, refining both her setting and attacking abilities. This added versatility has significantly boosted her recruiting stock. As an attacker, she brings a powerful approach and a heavy arm, while her setting has become more polished and strategic. Keep an eye on her—she's is well on her way to becoming a true dual-threat player.   See her in action with Athena 17-2 Black.      Pannell is a dominant force on the right side. With an explosive approach and a quick arm, the lefty has the versatility to attack from anywhere along the net and finish points efficiently. Her ability to terminate plays makes her a key offensive weapon.   See another write-up for Pannell in our recently published <a href="https://prepdig.com/2025/03/2026-the-stock-risers-4/">“2026: The Stock Risers.”</a>   See her in action with Siskiyou/Spiketown 17-1 National.      Clark has made an impressive comeback this club season after overcoming an ankle injury in high school play. The left-handed attacker has a sharp wrist snap, allowing her to manipulate the ball effectively. As a blocker, she is a formidable presence, taking up space and disrupting opposing hitters with her strong press.   See her in action with NPJ Portland 17-1 National.      Cage is a dynamic six-rotation right-side attacker with exceptional ball control, allowing her to contribute effectively in the backcourt while remaining a constant offensive threat. Her impressive vertical jump and lightning-fast arm swing make her a lethal scoring option from anywhere on the court.   Her club placement this season is unclear.      Toomer has taken her game to new heights over the past year. The left-handed attacker generates impressive power with a productive backswing, giving her attacks serious pace and difficulty to defend. With a fast arm swing and aggressive wrist, she continues to be a dangerous offensive weapon.   See her in action with Club Titans 18-1.    —   We can support these amazing athletes by sharing articles with family, friends, fans, and coaches. To do this, subscribe to our site and share across your social media platforms.    Stay informed by following Prep Dig on its various social media platforms. Follow Prep Dig PNW on Instagram (<a href="https://www.instagram.com/prepdig_pnw/">@prepdigpnw</a>) for updates on Oregon and Washington athletes.   Sometimes, unintentional errors happen. For corrections, please email prepdigpnw@gmail.com with“PrepDig Correction” in the subject line.

While these athletes may sit outside the top 30, do not sleep on them. Each of these players brings exceptional skill, determination, and game-changing ability to the court. Their impact is undeniable; they have the talent, work ethic, and potential to thrive at the next level. If you're building your recruiting list for the class of 2026, these are names you won't want to miss.