Team Highlight: TVC 16 Black

This is a squad that features very capable production in all positions with good skill foundation, big effort, and the tradition of good training and competitive grind that TVC represents as a club with quality talent from the greater Toledo area. Here are five prospects to keep an eye on.    When considering Ohio 2028s that have well rounded skills and can do a lot for their team, Adamski should be part of that conversation. She provided good numbers for Perrysburg this past Fall season with her arm as a hitter and from the service line while also skilled to distribute the offense through her hands. On the other side of the ball, she had 215 total digs for a 9.0 d/m average. Her broad impact represents versatility to do different things, which is a feature of this team among a few of their athletes.     At 6'3, Weakley (*pictured) provides the best length on the this team as she is a feature part of their overall effort on both sides of the ball. At the recent River Rumble, they utilized her in a variety of ways as she had the opportunity to showcase her development as a middle through quick options as well as on both pins in her ability to get up and use her size to contact high on a slower tempo set. She had some big moments on time and balanced that let opponents know she can score aggressively.     <figure class="wp-block-image alignright size-large is-resized"><img src="https://prepdig.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2025/12/22-Hayden-Dircksen.jpg?w=420" alt="" class="wp-image-925178" style="aspect-ratio:0.9150661545027742;width:165px;height:auto" /></figure>   Dircksen is the primary defensive anchor for this group in the libero jersey. She was big time for Ross this past Fall averaging a team best 16.3 digs per match to go along with 47 service aces. The Little Giants were 18-6 overall with Dircksen leading the in these categories. One of her best attributes is her point awareness. She is locked on the ball flow across the net and is able to identify space to fill while still prepared to make a big effort if needed to chase down the ball.     Dudley can put some good power on the ball as she is not afraid to be aggressive when on time and open in the air. Her aggressiveness can generate a spark for her team as the pace she can create can beat the defense at the net through space or by tooling for points. Expect her to get good opportunities as her versatility makes her relevant to her team's offense from both sides of the court.     Carrizales adds good depth to the passing and defense for this team. Along with some good experience behind her in providing impact contributions for her club team, she has executed well at times this early club season to help this team get their offense moving in all aspects. She tracks the ball well to get her platform good space to develop some good angles, which led to some big kills in their tournament gold at the River Rumble.

This is a squad that features very capable production in all positions with good skill foundation, big effort, and the tradition of good training and competitive grind that TVC represents as a club with quality talent from the greater Toledo area. Here are five prospects to keep an eye on.

Harper Adamski

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S/OH #WL

HEIGHT 5'9"

POS S/OH

CLASS 2029

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Harper Adamski

State: Ohio

School: Perrysburg

Club: Toledo Volleyball Club

When considering Ohio 2028s that have well rounded skills and can do a lot for their team, Adamski should be part of that conversation. She provided good numbers for Perrysburg this past Fall season with her arm as a hitter and from the service line while also skilled to distribute the offense through her hands. On the other side of the ball, she had 215 total digs for a 9.0 d/m average. Her broad impact represents versatility to do different things, which is a feature of this team among a few of their athletes.