Taylor Freeland Taylor Freeland 6'3" | OH/RS Riverton | 2028 UT was recently selected to the USA U19 National Team, a testament to her impact on the court. While her offensive abilities surely attract the most attention, it’s her blocking that has been elevating her team’s performance.

In the past few qualifiers I’ve seen her perform in, her team has done a good job at shutting down opponents go to attackers — especially when she is at the net. Her ability as a blocker helps create key opportunities for her team to stay in system and turn defense into transition scoring.

Taylor Freeland Taylor Freeland 6'3" | OH/RS Riverton | 2028 UT is one of the leading contributors to this team’s early success. Her height and power establish her as a matchup nightmare at the net, no matter where she is placed — the outside or rightside. 

Taylor Freeland Taylor Freeland 6'3" | OH/RS Riverton | 2028 UT continues to establish herself as one of the top recruits in the ’28 class. This year, for South County 16 Darice, Taylor has established herself as a key player on this roster. As a rightside she puts up a big, imposing block that gives even older, more experienced outsides trouble. Taylor’s height gives her the ability to hit tough balls into even tougher angles, establishing her as a constant threat. 

Taylor Freeland Taylor Freeland 6'3" | OH/RS Riverton | 2028 UT ended her sophomore season with 483 kills, hit a .296%, and had 107 digs. Her arm is long which helps her hit above the block and find high hands when she wants. She has a good range of shots in her toolbox that help her score when she’s off balance or when the set is not there for her to swing away. But when she gets on top of the ball, there is no stopping her. Taylor is an athlete that is continuously turning heads and will continue to do so for the next few seasons.

One of the top prospects for the ’28 class for Utah is none other than Taylor Freeland Taylor Freeland 6'3" | OH/RS Riverton | 2028 UT — a 6’3” outside hailing from Riverton. Her next-level potential is blatantly obvious as she has the talent and height to be the leading dominant force in this class. She’s fluid in her movements on and off the net, gets her feet to the ball, and has the ability to unload. Freeland’s arm is fast and her ability to move the ball around is impressive. The scariest thing about her is that she is still young, and the climb to her ceiling is only getting started.

Sophomore Taylor Freeland has been one of Utah’s breakout players this season, turning heads with her athleticism and power at the net. The Riverton High School standout is averaging 4.8 kills per set, leading her team’s offense.

Freeland plays a physical brand of volleyball, attacking with a high contact point that lets her hit sharp angles and score from anywhere across the front row. She combines strength with control and brings an intensity that sets the tone for Riverton. With her upside and early production, Freeland is quickly becoming one of the top 2028 prospects to watch in the state.