Updated 22 Rankings: Five Pins Still Available

<p>In going through this "reseed" of players in the class of 2022, what surprised me the most is the sheer number of high quality athletes that are still needing a home for next fall. Here are five pin attackers that should make a difference somewhere in the fall.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="85834" first="Ella" last="Brooks"], 5-10 OH, Team Indiana, Carmel</strong></p> <p>Maturity, high volleyball IQ, and six-rotation passing are three keys to Ella’s success. She’s been playing since roughly forever, and is a volley dork through and through. Regardless of score, this is a full-go, no-quit player who has been on winning rosters as long as I’ve known her. She has every shot in the book, is dependable on defense, and can alter a game from behind the service line.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="102466" first="Lizzie" last="Bailey"], 6-0 RS, Evansville United, Castle</strong></p> <p>Anyone need a big right side that takes up space on the block and can chip in a kill or two in the process? Look no further than Lizzie. Although her high school season was shortened a bit this past fall, she was still part of Castle’s first run to the 4A state championship match. Add that to her training at EU, and this is, when healthy, an absolute steal of a big in this class.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="85839" first="Corrina" last="Porch-Maxey"], 5-9 OH, Circle City, Ben Davis</strong></p> <p>Yet another stud of an athlete, Corrina has been neatly tucked away at BD on the west side of Indianapolis. The Giants aren’t known for their volleyball, but <em>someone</em> should have seen this girl play. She has a whip of an arm, jumps well, and is the spitfire three-rotation hitter that seems to be on every college team these days. Her training at Circle this spring should make her stock rise significantly, and I look forward to it.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="85841" first="Amaya" last="Lowry"], 5-9 RS, Rev, Heritage Christian</strong></p> <p>Another stud of an athlete, Amaya put pace behind every ball she contacts, and is a physical right side that others should emulate. The ball just <em>sounds</em> different coming off of her hand, and her quickness gets to any set behind the setter well. Oh, and did I mention she has a state championship on her mantle from 2019? This is a winner, an athlete, and a gym rat all rolled into one. Should be fun watching her development this spring.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="85843" first="Reece" last="Whitehead"], 5-10, OH, Circle City, Columbus East</strong></p> <p>I had the privilege of watching Reece in person a few months ago at Bloomington South. She is the pure definition of OH2, the six-rotation passer who is exceptional on defense and has every shot in the book. She captained her Olympians to an elite eight showing in the 4A state championship this past fall, and her four years of production has had her play multiple positions. She excels at them all, and it should only be a matter of time before this young lady finds a good fit for the fall.</p>