Five 2027s with Solid Point Scoring Capabilities

At 5'9, Goetz (*pictured) is athletic and dynamic as a primary pin attacker. What she lacks in length compared to those at 6'0 and up, she certainly makes up for with her physical arm and tenacity as a point scorer. Her career best output of 356 total kills and team high 4.9 k/s for Clay is evidence of what she can do. Her arm speed can score at either pin as well as apply a ton of pressure from the service line as she had 61 total aces in 2025. Competing this weekend at the Nike River Rumble, she has helped her TVC 17 Black team to a 3-0 start on Saturday, without dropping a set so far.     Grill is competing with Force and their top 17U team. Another high school season for West Geagua over 200 total kills highlights her Fall season effort as she has developed her tools to be a more effective and efficient pin hitter. She lead the Wolverines at 3.3 k/s at an improved 40% kill rate and career high .243 efficiency. At 6'0, she has good athleticism to be a factor through their high outside option as she elevates with an aggressive arm to challenge the defense well.     Martin is 6'2 and very rangy in her ability to swing and defend high above the net. She led Midview offensively in 2025 at 2.7 k/s on 186 total kills for a career high effort. She also increased her impact on the defensive side at 2.5 b/m. Featuring a long frame physically, when given some time to create her lift and contact, she can win versus the block with her touch point and the pace she can generate as she opens her shoulders well to be able to drive the ball through both sides of the court. Currently uncommitted, you can see her with AVC's top 17U team.     Benkert had a breakout high school season in her junior year as she upped her impact significantly on the offensive side for Taylor. With a career best 211 kills, she was second on the team offensively at 2.7 k/s. She also averaged .27 blocks per match. At 6'1, she has good length and can swing high and over the block or to challenge hands aggressively. She competes with [program_tooltip program_id='431819' first='CYVBC' last='Surge'] 17 Black.     With some coveted features as a left-handed right side pin attacker, Brown had a solid Fall high school season for Whitmer with an average of 2.1 k/s. Capable of taking big swings from both pins, she is more dynamic as an opposite through the natural flow of swinging with the front side arm at the net. She chases the ball well if set inside and when she closes on balance she makes good effort to take the ball where it leads her with good power against the block while also developing some cross-body action to swing line and at the edge of the defense. She is back with Premier Academy this club season, competing for 18 Onitsuka.