Why do you want to play college volleyball? 

I want to play in college, not only because I love the sport, but to build and maintain life-long relationships.

What does your training schedule look like in-season and off-season? 

I have a workout program that I take part in about 2-3 times a week year round with school volleyball and basketball camps in the summer, season in fall/winter, and club season following(while also playing basketball in the winter)

What are your academic interests or intended major? 

Pharmacy-either biology or chemistry major.

How do you balance school, sports, and your personal life? 

I prioritize school, but I engage with others through the sports I play as well as in my free time.

My Final Thoughts:

Brooklyn Bogenreif Brooklyn Bogenreif 5'7" | DS ND is one of those players who continues to show her value in multiple ways. While many athletes become known for one role, Brooklyn has proven she can impact a match both in the back row and as an outside hitter. That versatility immediately stands out because it allows her team to keep her involved in a variety of situations throughout a match.

Defensively, Brooklyn does a great job reading hitters, staying composed under pressure, and delivering quality first contacts. She covers the court well, stays balanced, and consistently puts herself in position to keep rallies alive. What I continue to notice, though, is that she is just as strong when asked to contribute offensively. She is comfortable attacking, stays available throughout rallies, and competes for points with confidence.

What keeps bringing me back to Brooklyn is that she doesn’t fit neatly into one category. She can help stabilize the back row, but she’s also capable of creating offense from the pin. That’s not something every player can do. Her ability to contribute in multiple roles gives coaches flexibility and makes her a player worth paying attention to. The game continues to reward athletes who can do more than one thing well, and Brooklyn has shown she can impact a match in several different ways.~Theresa@prepdigdakotas

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Brooklyn Bogenreif Brooklyn Bogenreif 5'7" | DS ND is rewriting expectations in real time. Known for her back-row presence, she’s now scoring with authority at the pin. Today she tools a double block, passes a tough float serve dime, and immediately turns the next ball into a kill. Her arm speed is fearless, her approach is on time, and her composure never changes. Brooklyn Bogenreif Brooklyn Bogenreif 5'7" | DS ND isn’t just holding her own—she’s becoming a primary scoring option. ~Theresa @prepdigdakotas

Brooklyn Bogenreif Brooklyn Bogenreif 5'7" | DS ND – No. 4 DS/L

Brooklyn Bogenreif Brooklyn Bogenreif 5'7" | DS ND is a true backcourt anchor who brings calm and control to first contact. Her platform is exceptionally clean, allowing her to neutralize pace and deliver consistent, hittable passes against high-level servers. She reads the game early, takes efficient angles, and rarely wastes movement. Brooklyn doesn’t just keep teams in system—she stabilizes entire rotations. College coaches looking for a DS/L who can be trusted immediately in serve receive need to get eyes on her. ~Theresa @prepdigdakotas

🏐 #5 – Brooklyn Bogenreif Brooklyn Bogenreif 5'7" | DS ND | DS/L – #2 Ranked DS/L in ND

Brooklyn Bogenreif Brooklyn Bogenreif 5'7" | DS ND is the definition of relentless in the backcourt. She thrives on energy and grit, covering every seam and refusing to let balls hit the floor. Her steady platform under pressure allows her team to run in system even against aggressive servers. Brooklyn reads servers early, adjusts mid-flight, and makes difficult digs look routine. She’s the kind of libero every coach wants—a competitor who changes the tone of the match with effort and leadership.

~Theresa @prepdigdakotas

Insta Handle: Brooklyn.bogenreif

What advice would you give to incoming freshmen as they prepare for their first high school volleyball tryouts and season?

Be yourself and don’t be intimidated by others because of their age or grade. Work hard and don’t worry about what other people are doing/thinking!

As incoming freshmen get ready for high school tryouts, what’s the biggest piece of advice you’d share with them to help them succeed and stand out?

Be loud and talk to everyone, don’t be shy!

#2

Brooklyn Bogenreif Brooklyn Bogenreif 5'7" | DS/L/OH Fargo Shanley | 2028 State ND is an absolute force on the court and my clear No. 2 pick. As a libero, she doesn’t just hold down the back row—she owns it. Her elite defensive skills, lightning-fast first step, and ability to read the game like a seasoned veteran make her the heartbeat of any team’s defense. Brooklyn’s platform is flawless, delivering precise, consistent passes that keep her offense in system, no matter how tough the serve or attack.

What truly sets Brooklyn apart is her unmatched versatility. While she thrives as a libero, her ability to step into the front row and make plays proves she’s far more than just a defensive specialist. She transitions seamlessly from defense to offense, turning clutch digs into scoring opportunities. Her instincts are razor-sharp—she sees the play before it happens, positioning herself perfectly to shut down opponents’ best attacks.

Brooklyn plays with an intensity and leadership that simply can’t be taught. She’s vocal, commanding the court with confidence while lifting up her teammates. Every rally, every set, every game—she hustles, sacrifices, and refuses to let the ball hit the floor. Time and time again, she delivers in the moments that matter most, proving she’s the player you want when the game is on the line.

I’ve watched Brooklyn compete multiple times, and each performance only reinforces one fact: she’s the real deal.~Theresa @prepdigdakotas

Brooklyn displayed unmatched hustle this weekend, standing out as one of the top players on our 2028 watch list. Her ability to read hits is exceptional, and as the saying goes, the best liberos are the ones who don’t have to dive—she absolutely fits that bill. With her quick feet and sharp reads, she consistently positioned herself perfectly, making even the toughest plays look effortless. Brooklyn is a rising star who’s already making a name for herself!~Theresa @prepdigdakotas

Brooklyn is absolutely a player to watch this season. She’s already ahead of the game, standing out as a defensive powerhouse on the court. Despite her young age, she’s gained valuable experience from high-level matches, and this club season promises even more growth. With her potential, Brooklyn could easily land in the top 10 rankings for 2028s. Coaches, write her name down—she’s a must-watch player with a bright future ahead!~Theresa @prepdigdakotas

Adding another player to your watchlist! Brooklyn is a versatile player who can excel in any position on the court. At state, I had the chance to witness her playing as a libero, and she immediately caught my attention. As a freshman, her defensive IQ is off the charts. She was quick to read the opponent’s plays, always in the right position, and made crucial digs in high-pressure moments. What truly stood out was her ability to rise to the occasion—her poise and focus in intense situations were beyond her years. Brooklyn’s court awareness, combined with her maturity under pressure, makes her a player to keep an eye on. I can’t wait to see her play this club season! She’s certainly one to watch as she continues to develop and dominate.