Fall Varsity Impact Sets the Career Tone for These 2029s

Kramer is another freshman that stepped in to see a lot of action and opportunity for a high profile program on the Ohio scene. New Bremen has been one of the most successful teams and Kramer is making sure that will continue as she grows and competes through her high school career. The Cardinals lost in the state semifinals to the eventual champion as Kramer contributed to their balanced offense with 175 total kills and a 1.8 k/s average. Where she truly shined as the only freshman primary contributor on the team is with her defense as she led the team with 11.3 digs per match.     Baumer got her feet wet during the high school season as a supporting arm for St. Henry's offense that featured other core attackers that guided them to a very successful Fall season that ended with a state runner-up finish in DVI. At 1.5 k/s, she proved her abilities to contribute as she earned a total of 127 kills. At 5'10, the lefty right side attacker has good length, jumps well, and can put some good pace on the ball when on time to a well located set. St. Henry graduates some primary pieces so look for Baumer to see a lot more action and make a bigger impact.     A 5'9 pin, Michaelis made some good gains in her experience and impact as she contributed well for Turpin during the high school season. Through 135 total kills, she averaged 1.6 k/s while also contributing in the first touch aspect for their passing game and defensively, which included 199 digs. She is part of [program_tooltip program_id='431827' first='Elevation' last=''] 15 Ed this club season and should be a stabilizer in these areas for her team as she has good control of her arm in the air when she gets her feet to the ball.     Mulgrew (*pictured) is a confident talent that has big potential to grow regarding her skills, stock, and in the 2029 rankings. She has good length, is athletic and physical, while also featuring a big left arm when attacking. Elyria Catholic made a deep postseason run as Mulgrew was second on the team offensively among a young group of point scorers that should have them firmly in the mix next Fall high school season. Check her out with BossCLE 15 Black as she is a primary piece to their effort.     Claxon is a freshman at South Webster making her mark in multiple sports. Averaging double figures for the basketball team, she led her 2025-26 high school year by earning multiple honors after excelling on the volleyball court. She averaged 3.4 k/s in leading the Jeeps with her arm while also contributing 12 digs per match. Expect her impact to grow with the combination of her raw athleticism and her skill and competitive development.