2028 Uncommitted Players to Know: Stat Leaders

The 2028 class continues to make its mark across Arizona high school volleyball, with uncommitted talent producing at every level. From athletes competing at some of the state's biggest programs to standouts making noise at smaller schools, impressive numbers are being put up across all classifications. This list highlights players from a variety of programs and levels who are making a measurable impact for their teams. With plenty of recruiting opportunities still ahead for this class, here are some 2028 uncommitted stat leaders who deserve to be on recruiting radars.    Kyla Hawkins currently holds the No. 1 spot in the 2028 class for kills this season, making her an easy name to highlight on this list. With 192 kills to date, she ranks 17th overall in the state of Arizona while hitting an impressive .256 from the outside — no small feat considering the volume and responsibility that comes with the position. Hawkins has done great work for Westwood this season, helping keep the Warriors competitive while contributing in nearly every phase of the game. She has added 20 aces from the service line, 14 blocks, and 137 digs, showing just how complete of a player she is. Hawkins is the full package on the court, and we can't wait to continue following her development throughout the rest of her high school career.     [player_tooltip player_id='779409' first='Paige' last='Clarke'] is putting together a massive sophomore season, currently sitting No. 2 in the state of Arizona and No. 1 in the 2028 class with an incredible 619 assists. She is also closing in on 2,000 career assists, a milestone we expect her to reach sometime this week — an impressive accomplishment for a player with more than another full high school season still ahead of her. Clarke makes defense a priority as well, recording 178 digs on the season, but perhaps one of the most eye-catching numbers on her stat line is her production from the service line. She currently leads the entire state with 97 aces and has added 20 blocks at the net. Clarke is an absolute go-getter who finds ways to impact every part of the game, and her numbers this season speak for themselves.     [player_tooltip player_id='1046575' first='Kamryn' last='Kehoe'] is a newer name on our radar, but she has certainly made a statement with her play at ALA Queen Creek this season. The junior setter currently ranks third overall in the state of Arizona with an impressive 529 assists, putting her second among all juniors. Kehoe's impact doesn't stop with her ability to run an offense, either. She has recorded 162 digs, 14 blocks, and 41 aces to date, with her ace total ranking seventh in the junior class. She is showing that she can contribute in every phase of the game while taking on a major role for ALA Queen Creek. Kehoe has absolutely caught our attention this season, and we're excited to continue watching her shine in her role as a setter and follow where her career takes her next.     [player_tooltip player_id='916661' first='Kamerynn' last='Medlicott'] has been an absolute wall for the Desert Vista squad this season. We got to see her impact firsthand this weekend at the AZ Epic Tournament, where her presence at the net was a major factor in Desert Vista taking first place in the tournament's top division. One look at the numbers and it all makes sense. Medlicott has recorded an incredible 75 blocks this season, ranking second among juniors and third overall in the state of Arizona. She's producing offensively as well, with 112 kills while hitting an impressive .324. Her ability to make an impact on both sides of the net has made her a huge piece of Desert Vista's success, and we'll continue to keep a close eye on her throughout the remainder of the school season.     [player_tooltip player_id='892988' first='Leena' last='Hernandez'] has been a major presence in the back row for Mountain Pointe this season. With 223 digs to date, she currently ranks fourth in her class and 16th overall in the state of Arizona. That production brings her career total to 522 digs, already putting her more than halfway to the 1,000-dig milestone and well on pace to reach it if she continues producing at this level. Hernandez also finds ways to contribute beyond serve receive and defense, adding 18 aces and 30 assists this season. Her ability to impact multiple areas of the game makes her an extremely valuable presence on the court for Mountain Pointe. We look forward to continuing to watch her numbers climb and following her impact throughout the rest of her high school career.     [player_tooltip player_id='882728' first='Megan' last='Davidson'] continues to prove why she has been such a staple for the SCA program throughout her high school career. With 417 assists this season, she currently ranks eighth overall in Arizona and fourth among juniors, bringing her career total to an impressive 2,358 assists with another full season still ahead of her. Davidson has consistently delivered since her freshman year, but what makes her especially valuable is how much she contributes beyond setting. She is one of the most defensively forward setters we've seen, already recording 145 digs this season and putting herself well on pace to surpass 1,000 career digs by the end of her senior year. She works hard, competes on every play, and impacts the game in so many different ways. Davidson is the total package at the setter position and continues to be an important piece of SCA's success.     [player_tooltip player_id='883370' first='Mikaela' last='Lee-Tsosie'] has been a frontrunner in this class for quite some time, and her numbers continue to show exactly why. She currently ranks fifth in her class for blocks and 10th overall in Arizona with 55 on the season, bringing her varsity career total to an impressive 124. Lee-Tsosie is equally impactful offensively, hitting .325 with 166 kills to date and ranking inside the top 30 in the state in hitting percentage. She continues to be a major presence at the net on both sides of the ball and an important piece of what Corona del Sol does. Lee-Tsosie has consistently been a name to know in this class, and we're excited to see where the rest of her high school career takes her.     [player_tooltip player_id='730983' first='Peyton' last='Pearson'] has put together quite the season for Williams Field and continues to establish herself as one of the top offensive producers in the 2028 class. With just shy of 200 kills to date, Pearson currently ranks third in her class and 19th overall in the state of Arizona while hitting an impressive .307 on the season. Her impact extends well beyond the front row, as she has also contributed 23 aces, 135 digs, and 12 blocks. Pearson came up especially big in Williams Field's five-set win over Basha, finishing with 16 kills while hitting .333 in the match. She has proven she can produce against strong competition and continues to be a major piece of Williams Field's success this season.     [player_tooltip player_id='916535' first='Grace' last='Hamann'] is putting together an impressive season and has the numbers to back it up. With 184 kills to date, she currently sits fifth among the 2028 class and 21st overall in the state of Arizona — no small feat for an athlete competing at the 2A level. Even more impressive is her efficiency, as Hamann is hitting .401 on the season, placing her ninth overall in Arizona in hitting percentage. Her impact goes well beyond attacking, too. She has been a major threat from behind the service line with 88 aces, while also adding just shy of 100 digs and 12 blocks. Hamann is producing in nearly every area of the game, and we'll be watching closely to see how she closes out an already impressive season.    <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />   We've officially hit the heart of the school season, and with the playoffs quickly approaching, there is still plenty of volleyball left to be played. The next few weeks will be huge as teams battle for positioning and athletes continue to make their mark across Arizona.   As we continue covering athletes and programs throughout the fall, make sure your Prep Dig profile is updated with your current school, position, height, graduation year, and any other important information. Keeping your profile current helps our scouts have the most accurate information when evaluating and writing throughout the season.   Want to stay on our radar? Tag us in your highlights, match schedules, big performances, milestones, and anything else you want us to see. As the postseason gets closer, we want to know where you're playing, how you're performing, and which athletes and teams we need to have our eyes on.   Be sure to follow Prep Dig Arizona and our Arizona scouts on Instagram for even more coverage:   🏐 @PrepDigArizona 📸 @CoachMarissaMorah 📸 @PrepDigAnthony   The postseason will be here before we know it. Keep working, keep competing, and keep us updated. We can't wait to see which teams make a run and which athletes rise to the occasion when it matters most!

The 2028 class continues to make its mark across Arizona high school volleyball, with uncommitted talent producing at every level. From athletes competing at some of the state's biggest programs to standouts making noise at smaller schools, impressive numbers are being put up across all classifications. This list highlights players from a variety of programs and levels who are making a measurable impact for their teams. With plenty of recruiting opportunities still ahead for this class, here are some 2028 uncommitted stat leaders who deserve to be on recruiting radars.