Kiminski is a standout senior Middle from Floodwood. Standing at 5’11”, she is known for her dominant presence at the net, both as a hitter and a blocker, and has great timing and the ability to rack up a high kill count. Kiminski, who is part of the 2026 class and also played club volleyball for MN North in the past, had an impressive high school career which included being named to the All-State team for the second consecutive season.

Kenzie Kiminski Kenzie Kiminski 5'11" | MH MN – Middle Hitter (Committed to University of Duluth)
Kenzie Kiminski Kenzie Kiminski 5'11" | MH MN is dominating the net right now, proving why she is one of the toughest hitters in the region. Night after night, she is racking up around 20 kills, overwhelming blockers with her quick arm swing and ability to find gaps in the defense. Kiminski’s timing is sharp in transition, and she’s making opponents pay whether it’s in system or off a broken play. Her presence at the net doesn’t stop on offense—she is also putting up a strong block that slows down some of the best attackers she faces. With her commitment to the University of Duluth already in place, Kiminski is showcasing exactly the type of high-level game that projects seamlessly to the college level. ~Theresa @prepdigdakotas

Highlights: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/16667504/68c456551777bdd2f59c8b2d

UMD commit, Kiminski is probably one of the more impressive middles that I have seen come out of northern Minnesota for the class of 2026. She is pure power, extremely explosive, and honestly, just fun to watch. Kiminski is not only a terminal beast on the court, but she is a huge momentum changer. Teams competing against her and this seasoned Floodwood squad are going to have their hands full this fall.

I am a HUGE Kiminski fan. I know college coaches that are following Kiminski, so I have a feeling she will be the off the market soon and rightfully so. Kiminski is probably one of the most aggressive, electric, and dynamic attackers available in the class of 2026. She is full of power, grit, and is honestly, fascinating to watch when she is on the move. Just when I think I have seen her best swing/kill, she finds a way to top it.

Kenzie was unstoppable today, making a statement with her all-around dominance. She attacked with precision, delivering explosive kills that fired up her team. Defensively, she was a wall at the net, shutting down hitters with perfectly timed blocks. On top of that, she had one of the best jump serves of the day—players struggled to get a clean pass off her powerful serves. Her relentless energy and smart court awareness made her a standout performer from start to finish.~Theresa @prepdigdakotas

Kiminski is beast in the middle and is a player that I do not think gets enough recognition for how talented she is. She is probably one of the most dynamic and hardest attacking players that I saw not only in February, but so far this club season. Kiminski is quick, moves efficiently, is strong, and has a quick arm swing that often leaves opposing teams stunned. She has a natural athletic ability to her and just makes everything she does look easy. I especially like how terminal she is when she is on the move, running routes, and attacking off of one foot. Kiminski is going to be a steal for some college and will likely be scooped up soon.

On Monday, September 9th she hit her 1000 high school career kills and then on September 14th at a tournament she got her 1000 high school career digs that day.