Boss CLE 16-1 finished day one unbeaten as they collectively displayed good control of match flow for the majority of the morning. And when they dropped a set in their final match, they bounced back and dominated in set three to claim the pool. Hueter was one of multiple members of this team that stood out. Her physical presence as a middle is imposing as she established herself at the net at the start of the point. Then, when they were in rhythm and got her the ball through quick options and on the slide, she found success through her aggressive arm swing, scoring through space or by tooling the block

Hueter has earned 523 total kills for Lakewood at the end of her sophomore season. This includes breaking the school record for total kills in a single season, establishing the new standard of 318 kills by the conclusion of the 2025 season. At 6’1, she is one of the most promising physical attackers in this Ohio class with a high ceiling to continue developing. A talented multi-sport athlete, she has a big future in volleyball if she chooses that route.

Hueter is a very promising prospect as she has length, athleticism and a high ceiling. A standout for Lakewood in both volleyball and basketball, she was terrific this recent fall season as she showcased her range of offense with good efficiency. With the ability to score at the pins and through quicker tempo options, she is tough to slow down given her contact point and ability to put some good heat on the ball. Hueter has become more fluid and dynamic since the previous club season as she earned a career best 318 kills in 2025 for a 4.3 k/s average while also adding 8.5 d/m. With over 800 swings on the season, she terminated at a very respectable .260 efficiency. Keep an eye on her in the coming months.

Hueter is another 2028 currently doubling up on their freshman effort and average. The Lakewood pin is leading the Rangers offense at 4.2 k/s as she has seen nearly twice as many attempts as any of her teammates. At 6’1, Hueter has length and uses it well in the air at the peak of her lift at her contact point. Her physicality as an attacker is noticeable in her range and arm control along with ability to bring good pace when on the pin or out of the back row. She is also among team leaders defensively at 9.0 digs per match.

The athleticism of Hueter is among the best in the Ohio class. She continues to grow her skills and impact at the net and on both sides of the ball. Her skills carry over to the basketball court as well as she has double-double type of potential as a power forward. On the right side for her Boss CLE team, she was a physical presence that helped balance their offense as a big threat with her arm and ability to put up an imposing block. She led the Lakewood offense last season with over 200 total kills and a 2.8 k/s average. Expect her to be their primary force once again this coming fall.

Hueter is an impressive athlete. Also a star on the basketball scene, she has great length at 6’1 with developing skills and physicality to become at elite contributor on the volleyball court. The athlete that she is helps her contribute as she definitely is showing gains in her mechanics, timing as an attacker, and more range in what she can offer with her arm. Her combined effort this freshman year has hiighlighted her ability to score in the middle and at both pins. Leading her Lakewood team offensively on the volleyball court, Hueter was recently named her league’s Offensive Player of the Year in hoops, which are very impressive accomplishments for a freshman prospect across multiple sports.

Hueter is a prospect that is so intriguing as she landed just outside of the top-five in this initial rankings cycle for the 2028 class. Although a bit raw in her mechanics, she has some of the best athleticism and physical tools to her game that have come through at times to highlight very well what she is capable of as an offensive threat. She can make in impact at the pins or in the middle, which she has seen time in both over the last cycle of club leading to the high school season. Her room for improvement is big and as she returns to her BOSS team that has depth and ability to compete very well on the national scene, look for her to make even more gains in her game. At 2.8 k/s, she finished as the top offensive option for Lakewood this recent high school season.