Who Made Eye-Opening Jumps in 2028 Rankings?

We've had what I would consider some massive movement by some players in our most recent rankings. These athletes have elevated their games over the past club and high school seasons, showcasing skills that stood out to our scouts in tournament play, showcases, and national events.    +10 Spots (25 → 15) At 6'2”, Dorey's versatility makes her one of the toughest matchups in the class. She continues to shine as both a setter and opposite, bringing size to the setting position with clean location and court awareness while also being a physical scoring option when rotated to the front row. Her all-around impact propelled her into the top 15.     +15 Spots (36 → 21) Kruger made a strong push into the top 25 thanks to her quickness off the floor and ability to control the net. She's a middle who can close blocks efficiently and attack in front of or behind the setter with solid timing. Her growth with Invasion has her trending as one of the premier middles in the 2028 class.       +59 Spots (89 → 30) One of the biggest movers in the entire rankings, Bough shot all the way to No. 30 after earning All-Tournament Team honors at USAV Nationals this summer. She thrives under pressure, running an efficient offense with tempo, vision, and creativity. Bough is proving herself as one of the top young setters and attackers to watch in Missouri.     +57 Spots (107 → 50) Chao's stock soared after a breakout year where she “was on fire,” according to one of our scouts. A six-rotation outside hitter with the ability to terminate in system and score out of system, she also brings steady passing and relentless energy. Her rise into the top 50 reflects her impact on both sides of the ball.     +19 Spots (77 → 58) Hedges turned heads at our Prep Dig Showcase, where her quickness and ball control stood out. She's fearless in the back row, digging hard-driven swings and keeping her team in system with sharp serve-receive passing. Her ranking at No. 58 highlights her as one of the top defensive specialists in the class.     +39 Spots (103 → 64) Rounding out the big movers inside the top 100 is Zweifel, a 6'0” middle who brings size, energy, and athleticism to the net. Her lateral speed allows her to close blocks effectively, and she's shown steady improvement as an offensive option in the middle of the floor.

We've had what I would consider some massive movement by some players in our most recent rankings. These athletes have elevated their games over the past club and high school seasons, showcasing skills that stood out to our scouts in tournament play, showcases, and national events.