East Kentucky Junior Volleyball 17U National Team Preview
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The Paintsville Tigers have found ways to stay in the 15th Region hunt ever since Dawn Kinner took over the program in 2010.
The Tigers are even tougher to defend when they return a lot of experience, especially coming off a 28-11 57th District and 15th Region runner-up season in 2025. Paintsville graduates two seniors in the spring with one being one of the two setters, but Paintsville added a huge addition recently when 6-0 outside hitter
Chloe Reed
Chloe
Reed
6'0" | OH
Paintsville | 2027
State
KY
transferred there from in-town rival Johnson Central. Pairing Reed with the defending 15th Region Kentucky Volleyball Coaches Association Player of the Year in 5-11 versatile outside hitter
Kylie Kinner
Kylie
Kinner
5'10" | OH
Paintsville | 2027
State
KY
will be a tough matchup for the rest of the region.
Reed will soon get the chance to start getting used to playing with Kinner and six returning Paintsville players on the
East Kentucky Junior Volleyball
17U National squad that's split between four juniors and four freshmen. Junior middle blocker
Annabelle Blankenship
Annabelle
Blankenship
6'0" | MB/OH
Paintsville | 2027
State
KY
will earn swings in the middle ad senior
Mallory May
Mallory
May
5'8" | MB
Paintsville | 2027
State
KY
from the middle and pins as teams will have to focus on Reed and Kinner.
Coach Kinner sung a lot of praise on the freshman class in the spring and a number contributed in the fall.
Addison Helton
Addison
Helton
5'9" | S
Paintsville | 2029
KY
stepped into a setter role nicely and
Kendall Short
Kendall
Short
5'2" | DS/L
Paintsville | 2029
KY
did the same thing at the libero spot.
Bentley Smith
Bentley
Smith
5'5" | OH/DS/L
Paintsville | 2029
KY
mainly contributes at defensive specialist but could take outside swings this year with middle/opposite hitter
Kate Lauffer
Kate
Lauffer
5'8" | RS/OH
Paintsville | 2029
KY
taking big rips at the middle and opposite hitter spots.
The first time to see this team is Saturday and Sunday in the Commonwealth Grand Prix at the Central Bank Center.
Players to Watch
Blankenship has great speed and placement on her swings. She can smack balls to the corners and if defenders are playing back, Blankenship can tip it over blockers to the shallow front court. Blankenship should receive plenty of one-on-one opportunities with Paintsville's size in the front row during club and high school ball. Blankenship's blocking is also impressive with her ability to form double blocks with teammates and close on them. Blankenship had 156 kills, 22 solo blocks, 41 assisted blocks, 110 digs and 44 aces for Paintsville in the fall.
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