Available Indiana Pin Hitters From The Class Of '25

Want a subscription to PrepDig? Use code Kyp30 at checkout for a discount off of the annual subscription!   With our last edition of positional breakdowns, this week's articles are special for the class of '25. Here are five pin hitters still looking for a home for next fall.    The Indiana Gatorade Player of the Year and undefeated 3A state champ is a dual threat in volleyball. She is more than capable of playing high-level ball at both the indoor and outdoor levels, and has spent time with the U19 national team when not dominating at Roncalli and Circle City. With the change in leadership at Oregon, Logan has reopened her recruitment, and should be an excellent find for anyone needing a six-rotation outside that can also excel on the sand.     More of a right side than an outside, Ava's terminal swing is definitely serviceable at the open level of 18s this season. Long, lean and explosive, her training at Munciana has refined her blocking technique, and is a multiple-point-per-set automatic scorer for any roster she plays for. I also like the relentlessness of her play---rarely does she take plays off or safely places the ball. She goes for it which, at this stage of her recruitment, is exactly what schools should be looking for.     Big enough to be a solid blocker and strong enough to score points in out-of-system play, Sophia is a nice six-rotation player that can terminate at will with her power and pace. Although a little heavy-footed for my taste, Sophia still finds ways to make the pass-to-attack movements look easy in this game of ours. I like her heavy arm swing and the pace with which she attacks, as that certainly makes up for her average size.     Audrey is more of a right side with power than an outside with precision, yet shows both sides of her attacking when needed. At current, she's a three-rotation threat in the front row, with her attack touch at a reasonable 9'7". Currently found on Circle's 18 White squad, Audrey is a dependable and reliable pin attacker that excels as a role player and could develop into a primary attacker with the right training.     An undersized overachiever, Alex is a six-rotation outside from western Indiana that would be best suited as the O2 in an already-established starting six at a small school. Her crafty ways to terminate, coupled with above-average ball control skills, make her the ideal beach player. I like the relentlessness with which she plays, and her high energy and athleticism have scored plenty of points for her teams over the years.

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