Uncommitted: Class of 2023 Prospects Ready to Make their Mark

Prep Dig Staff

July 31, 2022 @ 04:00 PM

As college commitments have been heating up this summer, there are still a few class of 2023 prospects in Southern California that haven't made their decision on where they will continue yet. They're ready for their moment and we look forward to keeping an eye on these talented prospects this fall and into the club season to see where they decide to continue their academic and athletic careers.   Olivia Hertzog, 6' MB from Mater Dei High School and Mizuno Long Beach Rockstar 18 J. This middle has a powerful arm when she gets ahold of the ball and played up on the 18s team that took 5th in open at USAV GJNC this past club season. Hertzog is a natural leader and is captain of her high school team, volleyball powerhouse Mater Dei.   [player_tooltip player_id='159523' first='Torrey' last='Stafford'], a 6'1” outside hitter from Marymount High School and Sunshine Volleyball Club. Stafford was selected to the USAV U19 Pan Am Cup team that took the gold in Oklahoma this summer. Her high school team was a perfect 35-0 last year, winning CIF Southern Section Division I and the CIF Open Division title.   Kaylee Koerth, 5'11” OH from Fullerton High School who has played at Brea Volleyball Academy for the majority of her club career will be on the Surfside 18 PV Legends team with UCSB commit, setter Madi Collins and TCU commit, libero Meg Walsh. A very consistent six-rotation outside hitter that moves well and has a decent vertical.   Francesca Villain, 6'1” MB from Palos Verdes Peninsula High School and Surfside 18 PV Legends. Villain has been a Surfside player her entire club career and will finish her club career with them. With a good arm and quick off her feet, Villain moves very well laterally at the net. She is also a talented pole-vaulter and very gifted in the classroom.   Londyn Giles, a 5'10” left-handed opposite/outside hitter from Orange Lutheran High School and ACT Volleyball Club. A spirited competitor who is crafty with that left arm, she finds ways to score on the court for her team.   Jordan Packer, a 5'6” setter from Marina High School and the HBC Volleyball Club. She has a wicked jump serve and is very aggressive at the net despite her size. Packer has quite an arm and runs the floor with authority.   [player_tooltip player_id='160939' first='Zoe' last='Morales'], a libero from Bishop Montgomery High School and a 2021 Max Preps All-American selection. The libero has a very stable platform and reads the game very well. She plays like a veteran, reading attackers like a book and getting into position.   Alessia Filocamo, a setter from Millikan High School and A4 Volleyball loves to run a fast offense loves to run plays. Filocamo played on a club team that finished 5th in the national division at USAV GJNC when she played 16s. At A4 this past season, her team was in the PVL. Filocamo, although a bit undersized at 5'6”, is whip-smart and quick often getting her attackers one-on-one opportunities.   Ryleeh Tuaolo a middle blocker from Saint Anthony High School and Apex1 Volleyball Club has good size with long arms. The middle is quick laterally and her club team took the championship at the Arizona Volleyball Festival this past club season without dropping a match.   Addison Klunder a 5'9” pin hitter that elevates well and is crafty, she finds ways to score from Buckley High School. As a 17, her club team won the liberty division at the Northeast Qualifier. This club season she will be playing for Sunshine Volleyball Club.

As college commitments have been heating up this summer, there are still a few class of 2023 prospects in Southern California that haven't made their decision on where they will continue yet. They're ready for their moment and we look forward to keeping an eye on these talented prospects this fall and into the club season to see where they decide to continue their academic and athletic careers.