More Prospects Arriving On the Radar in the Postseason

Sheridan, ranked #20 in Division III, took down a good Chillicothe team 3-1 to advance in postseason play. O'Brien was their leader as she powered her way to 26 total kills on a .288 efficiency. Defensively, the senior was equally impressive with 13 digs and four blocks as she asserted herself well to ensure the win for the Generals. O'Brien has been impressive all season as she has been performing at her highest rate over her varsity career with an average of 4.2 k/s on over 350 kills in 2026. Her capacity to swing through the full range of the court starts with her movement and approach work as she builds momentum well to get up on time, allowing her vision and control of her arm. Sheridan will face Tri-Valley next in what should be a highly spirited match.     Indian Hill likes to run their offense fast when in system as Kinsley is often on the receiving end of that tempo with good space to swing through. The sophomore pin is leading the Braves at 3.6 k/s as their primary option. She is athletic in her action on the court as she can elevate and swing with range, speed and finesse. With nearly 200 digs defensively, she also contributes 8.4 d/m. On 256 total kills so far, she has put up an impressive effort at the net and from the back row, including 19 kills in their recent win over Summit Country Day to move on in the DIV Southwest 3 bracket to next face Wyoming.     Western Brown's season recently came to an end but no without a big effort from McCarty in doing all she good in her final varsity match. She is a crafty and competitive athlete that led her teams offense with her distribution while finding ways to provide offensive point scoring herself. In their 3-2 loss to Turpin, McCarty nearly pulled off a triple-double effort as she dished 41 assists and nine kills of her own, while picking up 16 digs.     Day was a big-time factor for Western Brown in their final match of the season as they fought versus Turpin, coming up just shy of the win after their 3-2 defeat. The junior pin was a huge threat as she put down 23 kills through high volume opportunity and a variety of attack points at the net and from the back row. She also contributed on the defensive side with 17 digs. The Broncos concluded their season at 13-9 overall, following a second place effort at 7-2 in the Southern [program_tooltip program_id='431739' first='Buckeye' last='']-American league.     Jensen has assisted more of Westlake's offense this season than her position counterpart as the Demons are just above .500 overall and still alive in the postseason after their recent 3-2 win over Wooster in Northeast 5 sectional play. The Demons achieved great offense across multiple athletes, which was guided by the 51 assists from Jensen. This new career high follows her previous career best one match prior in which she dished 41 assists in their five-set win over Roosevelt for a 2-0 postseason record. Westlake's next match will be against Ohio Division III #7 ranked Gilmour Academy.