Rare Air: The Seven Kills Per Set Club

As we are arriving at the midpoint of the Ohio high school season, there are a few offensive juggernauts around the state that are putting up massive numbers according to the MaxPreps stat compilation. Among the following five prospects, four of them are currently averaging sevens kills per set.    Twice named an all-Ohio selection, including 1st team in DV in 2024, Auer (*pictured) is currently leading Ohio at 7.3 k/s on 323 total kills. Her career high .502 efficiency and 55% kill rate have been a critical part of Crestview's offense this season as she is far outperforming any previous season of her varsity career. The Rebels are unbeaten in 2025, including a clean sheet in Mahoning Valley Athletic play at 10-0. Having lost just two sets in 2025, the Malone University commit is nearly single handedly dismantling opposing defenses with her volume of work and success. Opening the first match of 2025 with a season high 33 kills, Auer continues to pile on to her career numbers as she has terminated the ball 953 times through 3.5 seasons.     Snowbarger has been blowing up opponents with her arm her entire varsity career. Now a senior for Wooster, she is averaging a career best 7.1 k/s as the Generals are 8-0 in Ohio Cardinal play. The Indiana commit leads her team in several categories, including a .396 efficiency, 4.4 digs per match, 27 aces, along with her 241 total kills. Over their recent two matches versus Steele and Ashland, Snowbarger terminated a total of 65 kills over seven sets (33 and 32 kills respectively) for a 9.3 k/s average while also adding 34 digs as they split those two contests to arrive at their 10-2 overall record.     A standout basketball player with good length and handles on the perimeter, Farnham is a huge contributor on the volleyball court as well. This complete multi-sport athlete is averaging 7.0 k/s for the 10-6 Bulldogs. A senior middle, Farnham is very active around her setter and scores with good efficiency at .331, which is solid given her volume of work, which includes twice as many swings as Edgerton's next top attacker. On the 2025 season, she has earned between 16 and 32 kills across all matches, including earning over 20 kills in nine of those contests. On the defensive side, she adds 8.7 digs and 2.5 blocks per match. She is committed to Trine University for hoops.     The Tinora Rams are 13-1 on the season as Creps is a massive part of their effort. At 6'1, she provides big power that is tough to slow down. Her 7.1 k/s is a huge leap from her previous two seasons respectively as she has already surpassed her total outputs from her arm in each of those seasons. With a good core group around her that can develop opportunities, she gets her feet to the ball and can unleash pace that gets the ball onto the defense quickly. Creps was an 2024 DVI all-Ohio honorable mention selection.     Brungard has been contributing to Springfield's effort for four seasons with good production overall. In this her final season, she has elevated her output to a career best 6.2 k/s as she has terminated 283 kills so far with an opportunity to surpass her 2024 total in the coming few matches if she can sustain this pace. At 5'6, Brungard is utilized all over the floor as she gets her feet to the ball well to be able to swing with a high elbow and good control into space. She has been great in other areas as she has a 15.3 d/m average along with 286 service aces for her career.

As we are arriving at the midpoint of the Ohio high school season, there are a few offensive juggernauts around the state that are putting up massive numbers according to the MaxPreps stat compilation. Among the following five prospects, four of them are currently averaging sevens kills per set.