Tri-State Elite 15s Teams Assemble Solid Teams
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The leap into high school ball may not come without bumps, but playing for quality clubs such as this one often makes that road less bumpy. These freshman players are trying to find different ways to improve with three years of high school remaining.
Blue
Half of this team made an impact on the varsity teams in the fall. Notre Dame defensive specialist
Elise Grout
Elise
Grout
5'7" | DS/L/OH
Notre Dame | 2029
KY
made an impact helping the Pandas go on another deep postseason run with
Madison Meibers
Madison
Meibers
6'1" | MB
Harrison | 2029
State
OH
at middle blocker and
Aubrey Templin
Aubrey
Templin
6'1" | OH/DS/L
Harrison | 2029
State
OH
on the outside taking huge cuts at Harrison.
Ellie Distler
Ellie
Distler
5'10" | OH/RS
Ross | 2029
OH
did the same for the Ross Rams and
Clare Holtzapfel
Clare
Holtzapfel
5'9" | S
Ryle | 2029
KY
more than filled in when needed at setter for Ryle in the fall.
The other five play for GGCL schools.
Lucy Jones
Lucy
Jones
5'6" | DS/L
Seton | 2029
OH
and
Emma Bianco
Emma
Bianco
5'6" | DS/L
Seton | 2029
OH
are defensive specialists from two-time Ohio Division I state champion Seton. The other three played on the junior varsity teams. Outside hitter
Hannah Williams
Hannah
Williams
6'1" | OH/RS
Ursuline Academy | 2029
State
OH
and defensive specialist
Natalie Preyss
Natalie
Preyss
5'6" | DS/L
Ursuline Academy | 2029
State
OH
did so at Ursuline and middle blocker
Jean DeBow
Jean
DeBow
5'11" | MB
St. Ursula-Cincinnati | 2029
State
OH
did it at St. Ursula.
Rob Courtney and Briana Rosen are the team's coaches. The team plays in the Mideast Power League on Jan. 3 and 4 to open the season at the KIVA Sports Center in Louisville.
White
This team has a few players that did dress for varsity seeing minimal action, but that could change as sophomores. Those two are Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy middle blocker Finley Swartz and Alter defensive specialist Maya Regalla Maya Regalla 5'6" | DS/L Archbishop Alter | 2029 OH .
Another CHCA player is defensive specialist Milan Hamilton and
Lilah Comer
Lilah
Comer
5'6" | DS/L/OH
Archbishop McNicholas | 2029
OH
comes from McNicholas. The other six come from the GGCL. The other middle is St. Ursula's Ella Grome and the one listed outside is St. Ursula's Maeve Leonard. The team has two setters in St. Ursula's
Lexi Carle
Lexi
Carle
5'7" | S/RS
St. Ursula-Cincinnati | 2029
OH
and Seton's Zoey Seaton. Seton defensive specialists Dolly Guidugli and Emily Timmerman round out the roster.
Matthew Friday is the team's coach. The team also plays in the Mideast Power League on Jan. 3 and 4 to open the season at the KIVA Sports Center in Louisville.
Gray
This team could have some hidden gems on it.
The two defensive specialists are Roger Bacon's Ella Otto and Charlotte Gibbs from St. Ursula. The three setters are Colerain's Yasirah Wooten, Wyoming's Emily Cordes and Mount Notre Dame's Ariah Halcomb. St. Ursula's Madeline Johns hopes to make things happen in the middle with Mount Notre Dame's Divinity Barrett, Olivia Hillman and Badin's Harper Heid taking rips on the outside.
Kylee Fitzgerald is the team's coach. The team's first tournament is Jan. 24 and 25 in the Midwest Grand Prix at Spooky Nook in Hamilton.
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Preyss was one of three freshmen to play on Ursuline's junior varsity team. Her time on varsity may come with the graduation of six seniors this spring. Preyss has great reaction time popping up hard-hit balls for quality two to three-point passes. She anticipates balls well, stopping her feet in the right places. Preyss uses her range to lunge forward to dig up tips. Her play will only improve playing in the Open Division during club season.
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Comer learned some ropes of high school ball on the junior varsity this fall, but showed potential on a deeply talented team that brought home the first state championship in program history. Comer hustles hard after balls using a good platform to keep plays alive. She also takes sound swings on the outside.
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