We always have to remember to venture up an age group for a few more of River City Jrs ‘ top 2027s. River City Jrs 17 Navy came within one match of defending last year’s AAU title, and Wiechman has revolutionized the offense for this year’s squad. We’ve seen the damage Wiechman can do as a middle blocker, but she has earned increasing reps as a go-to outside hitter for 17 Navy. She skies over opposing blockers to deliver side-out swings and has progressed as a right-side attacker, too. 17 Navy wouldn’t be complete without its 2027s.

Don’t forget about the 2027s playing up a year. We’ve discussed Wiechman’s breakout sophomore campaign with Papillion-La Vista, and now she’s looking to build on a special club season with the AAU champs. This year’s River City Jrs 17 Navy team is fresh off a title in Orlando at the 16s level. Wiechman played various roles on that team as a middle-opposite hybrid attacker and emerged as one of 16 Navy’s top terminators. One year later, Wiechman’s championship goals remain the same.

Wiechman secured her spot on the 2027 watch list when she earned a 16 Club championship with River City Jrs 16 Navy at AAU Nationals. That incredible triumph gave us a glimpse at Wiechman’s incredible range as a middle blocker or a right-side hitter. She made further strides as a sophomore starter with Papillion-La Vista, so Wiechman’s rankings rise was inevitable.

Wiechman secured her spot on the 2027 watch list when she earned a 16 Club championship with River City Jrs 16 Navy at AAU Nationals. That incredible triumph gave us a glimpse at Wiechman’s incredible range as a middle blocker or a right-side hitter. She made further strides as a sophomore starter with Papillion-La Vista, so Wiechman’s rankings rise was inevitable.

Welcome to the big stage. Wiechman generated summer headlines when her River City Jrs 16 Navy squad clinched an AAU title in Orlando. The 2027 middle blocker has now established a major frontcourt role with defending Class A runner-up Papillion-La Vista. Wiechman has been an efficient attacker in early action with the Monarchs, but her blocking goes a step further. She tallied seven scoring blocks in the season opener against Bellevue West. Five of those were of the solo variety, demonstrating Wiechman’s willingness to dominate the net by herself.

We can’t forget about this River City Jrs champion. 16 Navy got a ton of production from 2027s who played up a year to help the team’s cause. Wiechman was a key figure in that trend and compiled some big moments during her team’s title run at AAU Nationals. She added to her resume on the Prep Dig Circuit and should have big aspirations with Papillion-La Vista High School this fall. The Monarchs will deploy several new faces after last year’s runner-up effort, and Wiechman is eager to offer her services.

We’re closing out this feature with the Class of 2027 standout who hoisted an AAU trophy with River City Jrs . Wiechman played up a year with River City Jrs 16 Navy and became a focal point of the team’s in-system offense. Opposing teams didn’t have an answer for her physicality as 16 Navy claimed the 16 Club title in Orlando. Wiechman reminded us of her sky-high potential after lighting up the Stock Up Showcase highlight tape. Year 2 at Papillion-La Vista High School is on deck.

Wiechman’s late-season surge has been something to behold. She helped River City Jrs 16 Navy clinch an AAU title–all while playing up an age group. This athletic middle blocker brings a balanced game that will translate well to our Prep Dig Circuit. Wiechman should find a way to make an impact, whether it’s through terminal swings or positive block touches.