District 1B North Olympic – The Players to Watch
Over the last few months, we’ve provided you a lot of information about who are the players you won’t want to miss when the high school volleyball season starts in Washington next March. First we broke the players down by…
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Continue ReadingOver the last few months, we’ve provided you a lot of information about who are the players you won’t want to miss when the high school volleyball season starts in Washington next March. First we broke the players down by division and then we switched gears to analyze who are expected to be the most outstanding athletes in the top teams of each of those divisions.
For the next several weeks, we’ll dive even deeper, taking a closer look at each of the 46 district leagues in the state of Washington and pointing out the players we believe will be worth your attention in the near future.
District 1B North Olympic will stage competition between four high schools and some of their players with the greatest upside are:
Koren Cumming – Middle-Blocker – Sophomore – Clallam Bay
Koren Cumming has a bright future ahead of her and she showed some glimpses of the player she can become last season, when she managed to play an integral role in a decent Clallam Bay campaign in her first year of high school volleyball. The 5’10” middle-blocker is already a factor at the net with her blocking and hitting, skills that took her to the All-League second team, but she still had a lot of room for growth.
Ruth Greene – Middle-Blocker – Senior – Neah Bay
Ruth Greene was an important piece on Neah Bay’s system that dominated the district last season and competed at the State Championship. The 5’8” middle-blocker is a very versatile player, one capable to help the Red Devils on both sides of the game, and her solid all-around skills made of her an All-League first-team selection in 2019.
Jozy Kazlauskas – Setter / Opposite – Sophomore – Crescent
Jozy Kazlauskas has a natural talent for volleyball and that reflects on her ability to successfully play in multiple positions. The 5’6” prospect has been with Crescent for two seasons now after appearing in 2018 as a ninth-grader and she had her skills recognized last year, when she was included in the All-League second team.