Five 2022 Middles to Watch
<p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="114459" first="Kate" last="Hafer"] - 5’11 | Bishop Fenwick</strong><br />
Hafer is a big spark for the Falcons offensively, which is evident by her numbers and in her high energy style of play. She leads the offense in kills and has seen the most attempts as a middle. She elevates well but it is hrer quickness and aggressive footwork and armswing that are some of her best attributes that help to create challenges for the defense in tracking her attack points and getting in front of her to slow her down.</p>
<p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="114491" first="Ravin" last="Morgan"] - 5’11 | Wooster</strong><br />
Wooster’s leader in total blocks, Morgan’s production helps create good balance of attackers in their offense. She does her job well in creating opportunities with effective transition and spacing with her setter. She can score through various options in front and behind the setter and has good court awareness and arm control to move the ball around. </p>
<p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="114453" first="Whitley" last="Rammel"] - 6’2 | Fort Recovery</strong><br />
Among the top middles in the 2022 class, Rammel is effective offensively while bringing great energy and competitiveness to the court. Swinging at a .376 percentage, she is second on the team in total kills and was recently named to the District 8 second team. She can flat out tag the ball from a variety of attack zones as she has great mobility around the floor and builds great momentum in her approach work that helps her take advantage of her arm strength. </p>
<p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="114483" first="Kylie" last="Stackhouse"] - 5’11 | Bluffton</strong><br />
At 5’11, Stackhouse has good physicality in the front row. She gets off the floor well which helps her produce on both sides of the ball. She leads Bluffton in total kills at over 400 on the season while attacking at a .340 percentage. She is very active in all areas of her game with good quickness off the net and through her approach footwork. </p>
<p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="107268" first="Elizabeth" last="Ziegler"] - 6’0 | Perkins</strong><br />
Leading Perkins in kills while attacking at a .441 hitting percentage, Ziegler makes her presenence known for this squad that is 22-2 on the season. She also leads the team in total blocks. She gets her feet to the ball well and generates good power that is challenging to defend. Additionally, she has good range in her ability to score points from a variety of locations pin to pin.</p>
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