Stock Rising Movers in Ohio 2027 Rankings

Goetz makes a big leap this cycle. She lands in the top-20 as she is one of the most intriguing pins in Ohio. If she is not on your radar yet, you're missing out as she continues to be very impressive in how she can impact the full slate of any match. at 5'9, her lift and flight in the air is easy, which leads to one of the best double-arm drives into her bow and arrow. The dynamics of her approach pattern and arm make her highly terminal with pace, range and from anywhere on the court. As she can rip topspin jump serves for points, she also can pass and defend, including a big move up and over when blocking at the net. Last fall, her junior season for Clay led to career best numbers at 356 total kills and a 4.9 k/s average. Her volume of opportunity was over 200 swings more than any teammate as she was effective at a .275 efficiency and 44% kill rate while also leading her team with 61 service aces.     Caudill is a state champion with Newark Catholic in 2025. As she should have been named to the all-Ohio team for DVI as the offensive leader for the undefeated Wave at 3.5 k/s, along with key contributions as the most efficient attacker on the team at .471 and among team leaders defensively both blocking and digging, she is proving her tools and value at an even higher level this club season with her [program_tooltip program_id='431555' first='Mintonette' last=''] m.61 team as one of their best passers and their top arm. She has been impressive all club season with the range of her platform skills and her ability to score in a variety of ways at the net. She can swing over, through, and at the edges of the block as her awareness can lead to finesse scoring with her touch. And she can also produce defensively with how big she can elevate and get over as a blocker. Caudill has been key to their run to earning a GJNC bid qualification.     Luginbuhl (*pictured) is another prospect that has been making and showcasing some impressive gains as a middle for her [program_tooltip program_id='431827' first='Elevation' last=''] team. As a supporting offensive piece for Tippecanoe's offense in 2025 at 1.7 k/s, she continues to display her ability to be highly terminal when in rhythm with her setter through quick options. She is impressive in her effort to get herself available in transition with quick reaction to come down running from the block, identify the ball, and get in and up on time. Her arm can pack power and when she has the right space, she can force it onto the defense quickly and with good range to swing towards the edges of the defense. Additionally, as she led Tippecanoe in blocking, she does really good work to get in front of opposing hitters to shut them down or earn a controlled touch so her team can transition in system.     Another middle that rises well in this rankings cycle is Pesut. What stands out about her this club season is her patience on both sides of the ball. As an attacker, she is fluid in her slow-to-fast approach work that allows her to build momentum, stay on time, and be explosive at the end where she can get on top of the ball to contact with big force. Defensively, that patience is key to her ability to see and know where to go while maintaining good load, balance and preparation. She maximizes her physical tools well to get vertical with good extension and hand penetration defensively, along with her key asset that is her arm to be able to score through a variety of attack points, which can make her difficult to identify and track.     Freed has been so impressive this club season wearing the libero jersey for her Elite VBTC 16 Black team. Her length at 5'11 is such a big asset to her ball control and defense as she can cover court well when moving her feet, and even more when she extends her platform. The Morehead State commit can also swing effectively as she was second offensively for Dublin Coffman in 2025 at 2.5 k/s and will head into her senior season as a key returning veteran for the Rocks next fall.