Resolution Round Up - Who Else Rocked in 15 Club?

We're wrapping up the weekend from the Prep Dig Resolution. We're looking back at the 15 Club Division. Who else had a big weekend? Here are more 15s who need to be on the radar for the 2026 club season.    North Star out of the Madison area had quite a showing this weekend at the Prep Dig Resolution. An athlete who provided a spark and some power was Sarah Ennafi. The Class of 2029 prospect out of Sun Prairie had some electric moments where she found ways to score points for her team. She has solid hand contact and is always a threat to put points on the board.     Another athlete to know from North Star 15 Select Black is Ania Jean. The Class of 2029 libero from DeForest showed plenty of poise throughout the weekend. Her squad finished 3rd out of 15 teams, losing a semifinal match to the [program_tooltip program_id='431905' first='Coulee' last='Region Power'] 15s. Jean and her squad will close out January with a trip up to the Green Bay area for the 1W Bay Bash and will head to Cedar Falls, Iowa to compete at the UNI Dome Challenge.     I wrote #30 from [program_tooltip program_id='428591' first='FC' last='Elite'] 15 Grey down right away on Saturday morning during pool play of the Prep Dig Resolution. Wendrick is a 2029 middle blocker out of Neenah High School. She takes an aggressive approach and shows plenty of physicality at the net. She also brings an IQ where she knows to find the deep corners, when to swing, and when to tip.     What a spark. [player_tooltip player_id='740010' first='Reese' last='Lillie'] brings fire and intensity to the court as a libero which was key to the success of [program_tooltip program_id='428591' first='FC' last='Elite'] 15 Black as they went on to win the 15 Club championship. Defensively, Lillie can take up a large part of the court in serve receive where she has a great read on the ball. She beats the ball to the spot, controls her platform, and gives her setters a chance to be in system. There are intangibles she has that are so positive for her team where her court presence is what you want in a libero.     Macy Irvin was a spark for the Heat. She competes for Heat 15 Ignite as a libero where she is extremely scrappy, making positive touches to the ball. She can also handle a high volume in serve receive.     Watching [program_tooltip program_id='432016' first='Wisconsin' last='Shock'] 15 Pink, one of the top attackers for this squad is [player_tooltip player_id='925079' first='Hannah' last='Lukasek']. She is able to contribute in multiple ways for her team. She is able to put some pace on the ball that allows her to score some points for her side of the net.     I was impressed with the athleticism and pop from the swing of [player_tooltip player_id='918747' first='Alyssa' last='Kevilus'] of WI Flight 15 Black. Kevilus comes from Northland Pines High School where she was able to see time on the varsity court this past fall. She has plenty of tools that will allow her to build momentum into her sophomore year where she I can see her having a big breakout season in 2026.     “Give her the ball every time”. [player_tooltip player_id='826308' first='Hadley' last='Wilkinson']'s coach said this on Sunday when she was on fire for [program_tooltip program_id='428591' first='FC' last='Elite'] 15 Blue. If 15 Blue is in system, Wilkinson is definitely one to feed, she swings hard and isn't afraid to let it rip. Blocking wise, she is able to get her hands pressed and has a nose for the ball. Wilkinson preps at Hortonville High School outside of Appleton where they had plenty of athletes competing this weekend at the Resolution.     The setter from Elevate 15 Pounce Squad has a real smooth game where she showed she could get her attackers rolling and even take a few offensive shots herself. I was really impressed with her footwork and hands where her release is clean and the attackers are able to get a swing. She has a lot of all around skill where its very promising for her and her Pounce Squad this 2026 club season.     Madalyn Turriff is a six rotation outside hitter for [program_tooltip program_id='428591' first='FC' last='Elite'] 15 Grey who preps at West De Pere High School. There is a really calm and confident presence about her game. She has great platform awareness in serve receive, can take pace off a hard swing in defense, and is highly efficient from the pin. She is also one who can score points from the service line as well. Her game translates well to any team where she has multiple strengths and is so well rounded.     Such a presence on the court. [player_tooltip player_id='925082' first='Teal' last='Sticka'] is someone who can provide a clean first contact as a libero for [program_tooltip program_id='432016' first='Wisconsin' last='Shock'] 15 Pink. Whether its serve receive, digging a hard swing, or providing a high second contact for an out of system swing she was able to contribute in multiple ways. She also has very positive on court intangibles where she is connecting with her teammates and effectively communicating.     Another athlete in the house from Northland Pines High School in Eagle River is [player_tooltip player_id='918104' first='Payton' last='Sullivan']. She is a great duo with her high school and club teammate [player_tooltip player_id='918747' first='Alyssa' last='Kevilus']. These two are going to be ones to watch in the 2026 club season for WI Flight 15 Black, but will also be key for Eagles next fall who return plenty of talent. Sullivan can score points from the pin and has an electric style of play.     I noticed Bryn Reichwald right away for [program_tooltip program_id='428591' first='FC' last='Elite'] 16 Adidas. Her presence as a libero was impressive where she took control of the court, she wasn't afraid to go after the ball, commanding the defense. She is able to handle a high volume in serve receive, she knows how to take pace of a hard swing, but I really liked how she was able to bring calm to the chaos whether it was an offspeed shot from the opposing side or cleaning up a second ball for her attackers to swing out of system.

We're wrapping up the weekend from the Prep Dig Resolution. We're looking back at the 15 Club Division. Who else had a big weekend? Here are more 15s who need to be on the radar for the 2026 club season.