Top Point Earners at the CIF State Championships

High-pressure matches reveal more about an athlete than any practice or early-season game ever could. College coaches want to know who produces when everything is on the line. Highlighting the top point earners at the CIF State Championships matters because it identifies the players who consistently create separation for their teams. Point production shows efficiency, decision making, and how an athlete handles tight moments. It captures who can terminate, who can score in different phases of the game, and who carries responsibility in a championship environment. These performances give college coaches meaningful insight into reliability, competitiveness, and long-term upside.   Below are the athletes who delivered the biggest scoring impacts for their teams on the state's biggest stage.    Jaycee Hullar, Setter/OH, Senior, Elsinore   12 kills, 15.5 points earned Jaycee added a major scoring load as a hitter, finishing with 12 kills and 15.5 total points. On the outside she reads the defense well, uses her shots to avoid the block, and battles cleanly when a big block presents itself. She also contributed as an ace server at the line. Jaycee's ability to set tempo, then shift into terminating swings, gave Elsinore critical momentum in long rallies. ~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247     Emma Gomes, Middle, Senior, Hilmar   10 kills, .412 hitting percentage, 11 points earned Emma played with calm efficiency, scoring at a clip that reflects smart shot selection and strong connection with her setter. Her .412 hitting percentage showed that when Hilmar needed a point, she delivered cleanly. Emma comes alive in the middle, hitting her angles with ease and giving her team steady, reliable production that keeps the offense balanced and composed. ~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247     [player_tooltip player_id='841160' first='Spencer' last='Horn'], OPP/OH, Senior, Immanuel   13 kills, 13.5 points earned Spencer delivered steady production on both pins with an attacking range that helped stabilize Immanuel's offense. She knows how to find her spots and brings confidence in transition that carries a team through high-pressure stretches. With 13 kills and 13.5 points, she showed she can be a dependable scorer in a championship setting. ~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247     [player_tooltip player_id='819028' first='Faith' last='Williams'], Middle, Junior, Capistrano Valley Christian   11 kills, 13.0 points earned Faith brought size, energy, and a strong net presence throughout the match. She plays the net hard, reads well, and consistently makes the right decisions with the ball. Her ability to find the ball, keep it in play, and put it into the corners earned momentum for her team during tight stretches. As a junior producing this well at State, Faith shows clear long-term upside at the middle position. ~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247     Samantha McMurtry, Sophomore, Sequoia   13 kills, 17 points earned Samantha delivered one of the most complete scoring performances of the day. She moves well in the middle, takes charge on offense, and actively calls for the ball when she sees opportunity. Her 13 kills and 17 total points came from finding smart spots on the court and making mature decisions. She also added impact from the service line as an ace server. As a sophomore, Samantha already shows high-end potential. ~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247     [player_tooltip player_id='807614' first='Charlotte' last='Wickstrand'], Outside Hitter, Academy of Our Lady of Peace   13 kills, 15 points earned Charlotte brought physicality to the match and kept OLP competitive with her timely scoring. She is strong through the block and delivers a heavy ball that defenders feel. Charlotte makes plays at the most important times and attacks with composure and presence, earning 15 points in a high-pressure environment. ~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247     [player_tooltip player_id='780053' first='Brooklyn' last='Lopez'], Freshman, Clovis West   15 kills, 17.5 points earned Brooklyn made one of the strongest freshman statements of the entire championship weekend. She is strong and fast with an arm swing that consistently beats the block. From the service line she hustles into defense, and she adjusts to out-of-system balls with maturity far beyond a freshman. Her 15 kills and 17.5 points show a fearless competitor with major long-term upside. ~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247     [player_tooltip player_id='579970' first='Isabella' last='Faro'], Outside Hitter, Senior, Cypress   14 kills, 19 points earned Isabella carried a significant scoring load and dominated stretches of the match. She is a fun athlete to watch because she plays with control and competitive confidence, delivering 19 total points to guide Cypress in key moments. Her ability to impact every phase of the game made her one of the most productive seniors of the championship slate. ~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247     Katelyn Hull, OPP/OH, Freshman, Woodcreek   7 kills, 11 points earned Katelyn showed impressive composure as a freshman, producing 11 points in a championship match. She not only terminated at a clean rate but also shut down the outside with a vengeance. I witnessed three blocks in a row, which speaks to her timing and presence at the net. Her 7 kills and defensive impact reflect a young athlete with significant long-term potential. ~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247     [player_tooltip player_id='808013' first='Kylie' last='Parker'], Outside Hitter, Senior, Harvard-Westlake   14 kills, 15.5 points earned Kylie delivered the senior performance you expect in a state final. She hits a fast ball with huge power and finds creative ways to work around even the biggest block. Her arm speed is too fast for most defenses, and she consistently finds a way to get the ball down. 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High-pressure matches reveal more about an athlete than any practice or early-season game ever could. College coaches want to know who produces when everything is on the line. Highlighting the top point earners at the CIF State Championships matters because it identifies the players who consistently create separation for their teams. Point production shows efficiency, decision making, and how an athlete handles tight moments. It captures who can terminate, who can score in different phases of the game, and who carries responsibility in a championship environment. These performances give college coaches meaningful insight into reliability, competitiveness, and long-term upside.