Hitting Up Nationals: C/O 2029

<p>The class of 2029 has showed up and showed out this club season. Time and time again these athletes have shown they have what it takes to compete with the big dogs. With 10 Texas teams competing in Open division at the 2026 Girls Junior National Championships, there will be plenty of superstar to see. We've talked about middles that will be in the house, this time it's our phenom outside hitters on display. </p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Hitters of 2028</h2>   <p>If you missed the latest on hitters of 2028, go check out who will be swinging away in Indy.</p>   <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li><strong>https://prepdig.com/2026/06/hitting-up-nationals-c-o-2028/</strong></li> </ul>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">NT Outsides of 2029</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">McKenna Sebert, 6 rotation outside hitter for 1United 15N Blue is a defensive dawg! Her hustle on the court is unmatched when the game is on. There is no denying she wants the ball and will do whatever it takes to secure a point for her team. She plays a high energy game, keeping her team going point by point with big cheers and consistent communication throughout play. Her aggressive swing and willingness to make a play make her a trustworthy teammate and a true threat across the net. </p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Tinley Brubaker, outside hitter for Skyline 15 Royal David. A skilled hitter who knows how to swing around a block. Utilizing her footwork, size, and IQ, Tinley is a force at the net. Her swing alone is strong enought to get the job done, but she takes it a step further with hitting the tricky shots that beat the block and get past defenders. A well trained hitter like this is sure to cause trouble for opponents across the net. Tinley is no doubt a key factor to Skyline's success at the net.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Olivia Kitur, 6 rotation outside hitter for Madfrog 15N Green. There is no stopping her when she is on. She plays to win and it shows in her hustle and aggressive play throughout the entire match. No matter where the ball is, Olivia will be there to pass, cover, or swing. When she approaches the set, she swings with all she's got to blow past any block in front of her and put the ball down. Her energy, and unstoppable play keep her team going point after point. A hitter this fearless, with a drive for defense is a standout coaches cannot miss.</p>    <h2 class="wp-block-heading">LS Outsides </h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">Jennah Lee, 6 rotation outside hitter for AJV 15 Adidas does not stop swinging. She plays an aggressive game and does not let up, even when her team is ahead. Jennah pushes past scoring and plays to seal the deal. Regardless of her court position she makes herself an offensive option for her team and this is the type of ply that sets her apart. The mindset and energy behind Jennah will undoubtedly be something to witness in seasons to come.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Reese Baillio, 6 rotation outside hitter for HJV 15 elite. She embodies the drive of a 6 rotation player. She fights to finish the play, she is not afraid to push for a pass, and she has float serve that causes chaos. From ball one Reese is ready to swing and any sign of hesitation goes out the window. Her strong swing and quick feet make her problem for defenders and keep her team playing at a fast tempo all game long. The speed, ability, and dive to win place Reese among the top hitters to see at nationals.</p>    <p></p>

The class of 2029 has showed up and showed out this club season. Time and time again these athletes have shown they have what it takes to compete with the big dogs. With 10 Texas teams competing in Open division at the 2026 Girls Junior National Championships, there will be plenty of superstar to see. We've talked about middles that will be in the house, this time it's our phenom outside hitters on display.