2028 Rankings: Top Five Check-In

Reisman remains the top prospect in this class at this time given the overall strength of her game in a key role. She has continued to demonstrate composure, competitiveness, and a complete range of setting tools as her increased role for Seton in 2025 helped lead them to a second consecutive DI state title while going unbeaten at 28-0. Seeing significant time in her sophomore season, she dished 422 assists while picking up 147 digs. As she gets set to return to the club season, where she was pivotal for her Tri-State team's success the last time around, look for her stock to continue to grow as she is a complete package given her size at 6'0, distribution tools, and ability to develop good balance and quality opportunities for all of her hitters.     Hueter is a very promising prospect as she has length, athleticism and a high ceiling. A standout for Lakewood in both volleyball and basketball, she was terrific this recent fall season as she showcased her range of offense with good efficiency. With the ability to score at the pins and through quicker tempo options, she is tough to slow down given her contact point and ability to put some good heat on the ball. Hueter has become more fluid and dynamic since the previous club season as she earned a career best 318 kills in 2025 for a 4.3 k/s average while also adding 8.5 d/m. With over 800 swings on the season, she terminated at a very respectable .260 efficiency. Keep an eye on her in the coming months.     Smith is just an athlete. Her physical tools are elite with quickness, ability to get off the floor, and in how her volleyball mechanics can make a big impact each time she's on the court. Another prospect with strong volleyball and basketball potential, she has high promise as a middle for the next level. She moves very well between both pins defensively while also having quickness, footwork, and good awareness in the transition phase to track the ball, create good space and swing with scoring purpose. Smith can elevate and control her arm to swing and cut through both directions of the floor, which makes her difficult to defend. She led Huron offensively at 3.1 k/s on a 41% kill rate. Defensively, she provided a career high 2.3 b/m.     Eglitis makes a big move into the top five given her success from the past club season through the recent fall high school cycle. She has great athletic qualities to her game as she is a lengthy pin hitter with explosive lift. At 6'1, she was a key factor for Bishop Watterson this past fall, especially at the right pin, and stands to take the reigns as their primary threat in future seasons due to upcoming graduation within the program and her continued development. She gets off the floor with ease and elevation that allows her to contact on top of the ball and drive her arm with good speed and depth control, which led to 213 total kills and a 3.0 k/s average for Bishop Watterson.     Upshaw (*pictured) is another high volume right side attacker as she remains among the top five in this Ohio class after her fall season effort for Shawnee. Shawnee lost in the regional final round to the eventual DIII runner-up as Upshaw helped guide them to a 20-6 overall record and an unbeaten effort in Western [program_tooltip program_id='431739' first='Buckeye' last=''] play. With 550 career kills, she increased her output in her second varsity season with 289 kills for a 3.5 k/s average on a big efficiency at .388. The lefty is one of the best in this class with her ability to get up and swing with good control and movement to find space or challenge the defense in front of her. Earning multiple postseason accolades, her athleticism and physical net presence also benefit her defensive game as she averaged 2.0 b/m from the right side as well.