North Dakota 29′ Rankings: Players 11–20 Who Continue to Separate
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As the rankings expand beyond the Top 10, the conversation doesn't shift to projection alone—it sharpens around development, consistency, and competitive growth. Players ranked 11–20 have spent the past year proving they belong in this space. Through live evaluations, club play, high-school competition, and training environments, these athletes have shown real advancement in footwork, technique, volleyball IQ, and mental toughness.
This group understands the grind. They've improved their approach mechanics, cleaned up first contact, learned how to score against disciplined blocks, and embraced their positional responsibilities. These are players college coaches should want to see in their gyms—athletes who are coachable, detail-oriented, and trending upward. Here's what has stood out and why these players continue to rise.
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Sawyer Kosidowski
Sawyer
Kosidowski
5'6" | OH/DS/L
Fargo Davies | 2029
State
ND
– Outside Hitter | No. 12 Overall, No. 8 Outside
Sawyer Kosidowski
Sawyer
Kosidowski
5'6" | OH/DS/L
Fargo Davies | 2029
State
ND
has elevated her offensive efficiency through cleaner arm mechanics and expanded shot range. She attacks with intent, tooling the block and finding seams while staying aggressive in transition. Her rhythm, confidence, and willingness to take high-pressure swings highlight a pin hitter trending upward. ~Theresa @prepdigdakotas
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Ada Olson
Ada
Olson
5'9" | RS/S
Ray | 2029
State
ND
– Middle Blocker | No. 13 Overall, No. 2 Middle
Ada Olson
Ada
Olson
5'9" | RS/S
Ray | 2029
State
ND
continues to anchor the net with disciplined lateral footwork and improved block timing. She reads setter tendencies well, closes seams with purpose, and runs tempo effectively. Her ability to impact blocking schemes while staying available offensively makes her one of the most technically sound middles in the class. ~Theresa @prepdigdakotas
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Evie Pecoraro
Evie
Pecoraro
5'5" | DS/L/S
Fargo North | 2029
State
ND
– DS/L | No. 15 Overall, No. 2 DS/L
Evie Pecoraro
Evie
Pecoraro
5'5" | DS/L/S
Fargo North | 2029
State
ND
brings athletic range and anticipation to the back row. She stays light on her feet, angles her platform efficiently, and extends rallies with controlled digs. Her ability to manage high-pace serves and attacks highlights a defensive specialist with growing impact. ~Theresa @prepdigdakotas
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Kloe Ackerman
Kloe
Ackerman
5'4" | DS/L/OH
Hillsboro | 2029
State
ND
– Defensive Specialist/Libero | No. 19 Overall, No. 3 DS/L
Kloe Ackerman
Kloe
Ackerman
5'4" | DS/L/OH
Hillsboro | 2029
State
ND
plays with high defensive urgency and improving platform control. She anticipates well, maintains balanced posture through contact, and shows growth in serve-receive efficiency under pressure. Her ability to read pace and angle allows her to extend rallies and maintain back-row stability. Kloe's consistency and effort project well as competition increases. ~Theresa @prepdigdakotas
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Harper Narloch
Harper
Narloch
5'8" | OH/RS
Bismarck Century | 2029
State
ND
– Outside Hitter | No. 20 Overall, No. 9 Outside
Harper Narloch
Harper
Narloch
5'8" | OH/RS
Bismarck Century | 2029
State
ND
continues to develop her attacking profile through improved approach mechanics and cleaner arm swing paths. She shows increased confidence attacking in transition and is expanding her ability to score with placement rather than force. Her understanding of timing and spacing continues to improve, signaling an outside hitter with steady upward progression. ~Theresa @prepdigdakotas
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