Additional 2028s Seeing Movement in PD Ohio Rankings

The 5'10 outside hitter has continued to be impressive all club season, including showing gains in her ability to be more terminally effective with her arm. The increased efficiency of her movement is paying dividends for her to elevate and strike the ball for good results through the full scope of the opponent's court. She makes a jump in the rankings this round as she and her [program_tooltip program_id='431827' first='Elevation' last=''] squad are making final preparations for their opportunity in the upcoming USAV GJNC in the 16 Open division.     Wolfer is also part of that [program_tooltip program_id='431827' first='Elevation' last=''] 16 Renfro squad that earlier qualified for the 16 Open division at the upcoming GJNC. She has been rock solid in the libero jersey, performing well in all aspects of the game that are required of her. Her quickness and efficiency create opportunities for her team's offense to go to work at a good rate of success. Wolfer is establishing herself well as one of the top DS/L prospects in this Ohio class as the recruiting effort ramps up in the coming months.     The composure that Butler has to run her team's offense is a key to her effectiveness and success. She is simple in her mechanics and pursuit of the ball and doesn't do anything outside of what is needed to be flashy or too deceptive. Her footwork and balance at the point of contact create options for her decision-making while that simplicity leads to consistent contact and touch to deliver tempo and locate the ball through a broad range of offense along the net and in the back row. The back end of this team's schedule includes Summerfest and USAV Club Championships, both in Columbus, before competing at AAU nationals.     Evans' (*pictured) floor leadership and distribution has been a big factor for her OPVC team this club season. She is good in her ability to contact the ball in a similar position when she gets her feet to the ball. This equates to good movement and force in her extension that allows her to set multiple options even when pulled off the net following the pass. She becomes even more efficient in her pursuit of the ball if she can slow her feet down to be stopped and ready near the net before the pass occurs so her first step takes her on a path directly to the ball without unncessary reaction or anticipation. You can next see Evans and OPVC 16 Supan compete at Summerfest in Columbus later this month.     Bush arrives in these 2028 rankings after more opportunities to see her compete with her [program_tooltip program_id='431555' first='Mintonette' last=''] m.62 team. This club has such great depths across all age groups that it warrants time to watch multiple teams through which you find athletes like Bush and others. Don't sleep on this team, especially with the things that she can contribute as a six-rotation primary left side. The tempo of their offense can get her the space she needs to use her arm speed and be terminal. She can pass well, defend at the net and from middle back, in addition to taking big swings from the back row as well. Bush and her team qualified to the 16 USA division at the upcoming USAV GJNC.