Top Five Late-Season Athletes Available In The Class Of 2026

With only a couple of weeks remaining in the regular season here in Indiana, we've received a ton of news about seniors that have committed to schools for the fall of ‘26. There's still quite a few that (1) are available, and (2) have something to give to whomever is lucky to have them. Here they are, in no particular order, from around the state.    6'2” and still available? Yes indeed. Miss Adams is a solid right side with size and strength that would fit best in a program that could use a three rotation big on the right pin. A regular in the open-level of club here in Indiana, she's accustomed to high level play in high school and club, as well as the training required to be at the open level.     Late to the recruitment party but fully capable of playing at the next level, Addi is a springy M2 that already has 200 career blocks for 4A defending champ Carroll. Addi jumps well, read-blocks with speed and uses all of her 5'11” frame to defend from pin to pin with ease. On offense, she's always available to hit, and has every attack angle to work with because of her instincts and athleticism. She doesn't look for accolades and doesn't toot her own horn—-all she does is her job, WELL, and at an open level to boot.     Recently passing 3000 career assists at FWCL, Keira is fully capable of running her own 5-1 at any level and in any situation. Broad-shouldered enough to take up space on the block and volleyball-savvy enough to defend her position at an above-average level, Keira is a full-go, no-quit kid that eats and breathes volleyball since, well, forever. If you sign her, you're getting a coach on the floor that leads by example and has an unmatched work ethic.     Big and physical, Bailey owns the net when she plays on the right side. Realistically, she could play either pin at the next level, but the majority of her reps have come on the right antenna. Strong on defense and tough on offense, her size alone is intimidating to opponents that she faces. I think this is a case, similar to Samantha above, where she's done the majority of her heavy lifting during club season, and doesn't receive a ton of sets during the high school season. No matter, Bailey is 6'2”, with volleyball acuity, neither of which can be taught.     As part of one of the better 2A programs in the state, Addison is a primary-passing outside that can do a little of everything for anyone interested in signing her. She's already passed 1000 career kills and is closing in on 1000 career digs for the Vikings, and has been a model of consistency for all four years of her varsity career. Quick and smart, expect Miss Jones to be busy through October, as Barr-Reeve is primed for a deep run in the postseason.

With only a couple of weeks remaining in the regular season here in Indiana, we've received a ton of news about seniors that have committed to schools for the fall of ‘26. There's still quite a few that (1) are available, and (2) have something to give to whomever is lucky to have them. Here they are, in no particular order, from around the state.