Templin (*pictured) was a juggernaut of an offensive threat at Harrison last season as she averaged 5.2 k/s in her first varsity season. The recent club season was a great showcase of her complete skill set as she continues to establish herself as a six-rotation pin that can contribute in a variety of phases. Her passing has improved in the quality of her movement and angles while her length is a big asset defensively in the back row and as a big block on the left side of the court. Combined with the heat she can bring, Templin is poised to make an even bigger impact this coming fall.

They heavy arm and heat that Templin (*pictured) can bring offensively continues to impress as the power off her arm can be generated from anywhere on the floor. She is a huge offensive threat any time the ball goes her way, which leads to action and outcomes that have potential to rival any hitters in Ohio regardless of age. What is also impressive are the continued gains she is making as a complete six-rotation prospect with increased effectiveness as a primary passer and the range and reaction she displays defensively.

Templin gets the nod as the top pin arm in this class to open up the first round of Ohio 2029 rankings. Coach and directors in the greater Cincy area have consistently identified her as one of the best point scorers as a primary outside hitter as she scored a lot for Harrison this past Fall high school season. Through a total of 452 kills, she average 5.2 k/s, asserting herself as a big threat in the SW Ohio conference for the next three years. At 6’1, she can contact high while bringing a lot of heat and movement.

It’s truly fun to watch her play; she’s extremely active all around on the floor. The skill set is wide but very well-defined on all ends. Plays with fire and grit at all times. She hustles to her spot, displays good technique in her swing, getting control to hit down the line, across the court, or even showing touch for a well-placed tip. Quick jump and awareness for blocks while hustling for covers. Seeing her develop even more will be a sight to watch.

The 6’1 pin gets off the floor. Touching nearly 10′, she elevates and can bring it with her arm. She takes big swings and has solidified herself as the primary threat for Harrison as she has a high touch point and good action to move the ball around. At 5.1 k/s, Templin leads a young offense for the Wildcats as they will take on Anderson from the ECC in what should be a spirited match with what these two teams bring, including Templin’s high potent point scoring ability.

Templin’s skills are impressive. As a 6’1 2029 primary left side hitter, she has some big game. She is a gamer and competes well through a solid foundation in her movement in all phases of play. She can pass as well as get up defensively to max her length to get over the tape. Offensively, her footwork builds good momentum and allows her to get to the ball on balance which leads to her opening up well to the ball and developing a big arm through her swing. You can next see her compete at the upcoming Players Championship.