New Date, Same Energy For Exposure Tour

<p>With the IHSAA State Finals done and club season around the corner, we're turning our attention to the Exposure Tour and your opportunity to become more known, more covered and competing with some of the best volleyball players in the state. There are a TON of things, new and old, that you need to know for registration, attendance, what's going on at our showcase, and what to expect after. Here are the details:</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Date Change</h2>   <p>Due to a similar showcase happening at another club <em>literally </em>around the corner from where ours is being held on November 30, we chose to move the Exposure Tour at Academy Volleyball Club to <strong>Saturday, November 29 from 10a-12p. </strong>This was a difficult decision, but we've always been about giving all opportunities to all athletes in every setting they can, and this particular event is no different. We'd like to personally and publicly thank Team Indiana and Michelle Coleman (recruiting coordinator) for their understanding and patience as we worked to change the date of our event.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Registration</h2>   <p>Registration is still the same, which can be found at PrepDig.com under the events tab. All graduating classes from 2026 to 2029 inclusive can attend, and we've already seen over 60 athletes added to the Exposure Tour! If you use my personal code, KypPD25, you can save an additional $10 off of your registration. If you register three or more people at the same time, you can save $25 PER ATHLETE off of registration. Stack my code with the group discount, and that's a full $35 savings PER ATHLETE for our event!</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Attendance</h2>   <p>There are all types of players coming from all parts of the state, and some high on our rankings lists. Here are just a few:</p>    <p class="text-gray-700">A veteran of our showcases in the past, Elle is a long, lean and powerful pin attacker that can play a little of everything, and will REALLY show off her talents at PHP this spring. As the primary attacker for Marian, she's an up-and-coming class of ‘28 pin that can take over a match.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">One of the top pure passers in the class of ‘29, Gabby's playing up a year for Circle's top 16s team this coming spring. She's also been to our Freshman Showcase before, so getting on this kid's court early for a well-run drill should be the focus of not only me but fellow athletes in attendance.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">As the starting right side for the 3A top-ten ranked Dragons, we've watched Elena's stock meteorically rise in the last 12+ months. Her size is her main trait, but that heavy armswing with the ability to hit any angle has come along quite nicely this past season. She'll be fun to have on an attacking court.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">An absolute banger of an outside, Kendall's explosion onto the volleyball scene was realized this entire fall. To know that everyone in the gym knows who's getting the ball, and she's STILL able to rack up 5 kills per set, even in the latter part of the postseason, speaks volumes to Kendall's ability and potential collegiate aspirations. She dominated at last summer's Freshman Showcase, and should look to do some more damage on November 29.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Olivia, playing for 3A eighth-ranked Hamilton Heights, will be the top returner for a Husky squad that will be looking for her springy athleticism to lead. She's also exceptionally fast on the track—-she's the reigning Hoosier Conference Champ in the 100 meter dash. Speed and skill? She'll be a huge addition to our Tour.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Hadley spent this past season for the Pioneers as the primary attacker and six rotation outside for a young 4A squad playing up a class due to the IHSAA tournament success factor. Her pass-to-attack skills are exceptional, she's active in all parts of every rally, and can terminate from everywhere.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Long, lean, springy, and having a whip for an arm, Ragan is a future pin attacker that can jump out of the gym and take over a match if you let her. Ragan's athleticism alone should give most defenses pause—-anyone that can jump, swing and play like that can make some blocks look irrelevant.</p>    <p>These players are only a fraction of who will be attending on November 29, and should make our two hours at Academy VBC fun to be a part of. </p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">What Happens At The Exposure Tour?</h2>   <p>Check-in and walkup registration begins when the doors open at 9a. From 10-1130a, you should expect to be in a series of positional drills with multiple different athletes from around the state, and sometimes multiple states. From 1130a to the end, you'll be placed into teams that allow scrimmaging to happen. Bring a water bottle, as you'll need it to go from drill to drill and scrimmage to scrimmage without delay. During the event, I'll personally be “live Tweeting”, taking pictures, finding outstanding athletes and having a running commentary on X about our attendees and who might stand out.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">What Happens AFTER The Exposure Tour?</h2>   <p>After we wrap up, you can expect a week's worth of articles about Top Attackers, Top Passers, Top Setters, and our All-Star team from the Exposure Tour. We'll write specifically about what we saw, who caught our eye, who should be on coach's radars and some unknown recruits that shouldn't be under the radar for much longer.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Wrap Up</h2>   <p>Remember, we've changed the date to <strong>Saturday, November 29 from 10a-12p.</strong> Remember to use code KypPD25 at registration for $10 off, and yes, you can stack that code along with a group of friends for a grand total of $35 off each athlete's registration. Your attendance pits you against some of the best players from around the state, including the athletes listed above. We write about the majority of athletes in attendance, and Baller TV will also be available for college coaches that aren't in attendance. Enjoy some time off, and we'll see you on November 29!</p>

With the IHSAA State Finals done and club season around the corner, we're turning our attention to the Exposure Tour and your opportunity to become more known, more covered and competing with some of the best volleyball players in the state. There are a TON of things, new and old, that you need to know for registration, attendance, what's going on at our showcase, and what to expect after. Here are the details: