Notable DS/Setters from final day of JVA Worlds Louisville
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The Tri-State Elite 16 Blue team entered the title game of the 16 Open against the Munciana 16 Mustangs on Sunday at the Kentucky Exposition Center knowing Munciana power hitter Shania Ramey could not be stopped, but needed to be contained.
Tri-State Elite 16 Blue did that in a convincing 2-0 (25-13, 25-12) win to grab a third straight championship. This group also won the JVA World Challenge open championship in the 14 and 15 age divisions the previous two years.
Libero
Emme Moser
Emme
Moser
5'3" | DS/L
Bishop Fenwick | 2027
State
OH
played a big role in the win making a number of key digs. Moser dug up Ramey a couple times. Moser said Ramey is dynamic in that she can hit it from the front and back rows anywhere at anytime so Ramey challenges her to be at her best. Moser added she puts her arms out hoping to pop the ball in the air.
Fellow defensive specialist
Francesca Hansel
Francesca
Hansel
5'5" | DS/L
Ryle | 2027
State
KY
also dug up a number of balls to let setter
Penelope Reisman
Penelope
Reisman
6'0" | S/RS
Seton | 2028
State
#63
Nation
OH
set up the attack.
Charley Moeddel
Charley
Moeddel
6'1" | MB/RS
Seton | 2027
State
#135
Nation
OH
had a monster game at the net for TSE Elite 16 Blue with
Maisie Jones
Maisie
Jones
6'1" | OH
St. Ursula-Cincinnati | 2027
State
OH
and
Jillian Forrest
Jillian
Forrest
6'0" | MB/RS
Ursuline Academy | 2027
State
#54
Nation
OH
also having big games.
Makenna Meibers
Makenna
Meibers
6'0" | OH/DS/L
Seton | 2027
State
OH
and
Rachel Lewandowski
Rachel
Lewandowski
5'11" | OH/RS
Beechwood | 2027
State
KY
also took big swings to lead the team to the second tournament championship of the season.
Some other defensive specialists and setters had nice games Sunday.
Moser had a nice game making key reflexive digs after key reflexive digs in the 16 Open championship to lead the 16 Blue team to the crown. Balls soundly carom off her arms under control for consistent two to three-point passes. She constantly gives a great effort to after balls near her. Moser provided nice backup at the net on blocked balls. Moser also did a good job serving, landing a key ace in the right corner.
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Larsen gives a great effort for the 15 Black team even when the team does not play its best. Larsen hustles after balls and encourages her teammates on the court well. Larsen said she's working on trying to put out more energy with her teammates and understand the game better during club season. She's also trying to turn into a better passer.
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Millard (pictured) has a bright future for the Knights if she keeps working at it. Millard does a great job patrolling the back row with authority. She brings good energy to the court. She had a lot of solid serves Sunday landing some aces to keep the opponent out of rhythm. Millard also does a great job making things happen out of system.
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