Catch These Ohio 2029s With Impressive Offensive Tools

Hieber is a dynamic attacker for Patrick Henry. At 5'9, her athleticism can take over in how she scores as a primary pin hitter. Her movement is fluid with a healthy jump at the end of her approach work as she can get up and fire the ball off with good pace. Showing impressive court awareness, she has good range in where she can drive the ball while also able to use touch with finesse to find space. Hieber leads the Patriots offense with a 4.2 k/s while picking up 9.3 d/m.     Oslie (*pictured) is one to keep an eye on. As she impressed at a recent showcase, her action for Ashland this high school season is a better measure of her true abilities as a six-rotation pin with length. Already surpassing her 2025 numbers, she contributes 4.5 k/s on an impressive .382 efficiency and 50% kill rate. These upgrades to her numbers are indicative of what Oslie can do in the air to swing with big force and pace that includes the ability to score through a variety of options at the net and out of the back row.     Kelly is a complete player with a good range of tools to her game. For the Johnnies, she takes a lot of swings as she is second on the team with a 3.8 k/s average. She also adds 8.5 d/m. Twice earning over 20 kills in a single match this season, her most recent output included 22 kills, 14 digs and three aces for the complete state line as JMHS (9-4 overall) defeated Northridge. At 5'7, she can get off the floor well while displaying a big arm that can produce heat from anywhere on the floor. Kelly is just as dynamic in the back row with good read and react action to create defensive range and make tough plays look routine at times.     Emig-Ross is making an impressive statement for Tuslaw. She shares the offensive load with a fellow teammate as they each contribute an identical 3.1 k/s average at this point of the season. This is a big upgrade for Emig-Ross from her 2025 freshman season that included good support for their offense at 1.7 k/s. Another aspect that stands out is her competitiveness as she is the type of athlete that will do what her team needs with good range of use in her arm while also making big plays defensively in chasing down balls.     Wilkinson is leading Marietta's offense, making a big statement this season regarding the increase of production from a season ago. She is more terminal at 5.5 k/s while also doing it with more efficiency at .355. The 5'8 middle shows good patience to attack a higher ball in the middle with good authority in she gets up and swings well towards the edges of the block. As she can score at a high rate, she had a performance of 36 kills earlier this season versus Fort Frye.