Adeyemo (pictured) brings outstanding energy to the court. Adeyemo deposits balls to different parts of the court, going up on her attacks with a purpose. She gets on top of balls and sends them screaming to the ground. Adeyemo delivers nice topspin on her serves. She consistently cheered on the other players in the event.

Abisola Adeyemo has embraced versatility as one of the defining strengths of her game. Comfortable transitioning between the middle and right side, she has learned that each position demands a different mindset, tempo, and set of responsibilities. Her willingness to adapt while maintaining an aggressive offensive presence has allowed her to create opportunities regardless of where she’s asked to play, all while remaining a vocal leader who values communication as much as execution.

One of the biggest adjustments this season has been learning patience. Transitioning from the fast tempo of the middle to the slower rhythm of the right side required her to trust the play as it developed instead of rushing into it. When matches become challenging, Adeyemo leans even further into communication, limiting unnecessary errors and helping her teammates identify the next best solution. It’s an approach that reflects an athlete committed to maximizing her impact, no matter where she’s positioned on the court.

~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247

Abisola ranks just outside out top ten at number 11, but she sits atop all the middle blockers at number one. Currently, she lists at 5’10”, but physically she is a very strong girl. When the timing is right with the quick tempo sets the balls are buried hard to the floor.

She will play for Maryland Juniors 15, which are the third ranked team in the Chesapeake Region. They have won a couple open tournaments and finished third in the National Harbor.

Abisola was one of the top middles at the Prep Dig frosh showcase. She plays with Charlotte Dittmar Charlotte Dittmar 6'0" | MB/OH Annapolis Area Christian | 2028 State VA at both Maryland Juniors and Annapolis Area Christian. Abisola debuts at number 8 in our Prep Dig rankings.

For her high school she is second on the team in kills and third in blocks. At the junior nationals she showed that she can be a dominating player in the middle.

Abisola might have been voted a top performer award at the Prep Dig frosh showcase but she showed up late. She clearly impressed as one of the top blockers at the event. She also stood out with Maryland Juniors 14 at the Junior Nationals. Abisola stood out as one of their top offensive performers.

The Maryland high school volleyball season is just getting started. Abisola is second on her team in kills. She also appears to be getting some back row experience as she is third in digs. That should help with her versatility on the court.

Abisola debuts at number 8 in our class of 2028.