Havanah Rylee Lowery Havanah Rylee Lowery 5'8" | OH/MB Redondo Union | 2030 CA demonstrated developing court awareness by elevating her communication and serving impact throughout the weekend. A key serving run helped stabilize her team during a competitive stretch, while consistent passing allowed her offense to stay in system and compete with structure. Her vocal leadership and recognition of open space contributed to better offensive execution.

Her next layer of development focuses on attacking free balls with greater urgency, embracing the opportunity to dictate tempo rather than simply return possession. Off the court, Lowery balances academics and athletics with intention, recently earning Honor Roll recognition while maintaining strong organizational habits.

Havanah Rylee Lowery Havanah Rylee Lowery 5'8" | OH/MB Redondo Union | 2030 CA will compete next at the Boston Nike Qualifier February 27-March 1.

~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247

Havanah Lowery named MVP at PrepDig’s Exposure Tour in Gardena, CA.

Havanah brought explosive athleticism that immediately stood out. She put balls away with authority, showed quick reactions in the back row, and competed with a hustle that never faded. Her presence changed the pace of the court, and she consistently found ways to influence the game on both offense and defense.

Havanah shared that her mental strength paired with her athleticism is what drives her success. She stays locked in and confident, using that mindset to elevate every part of her game. She is working on staying composed under pressure and has set ambitious goals for this club season, including becoming a hitter who cannot be predicted, contained, or shut down. Her desire to expand her range, attack fearlessly, and force defenses to adjust speaks to her competitive fire and growth mindset.

Her energy, versatility, and impact earned her MVP recognition.

~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247

Havanah is focused on consistent first contact and a steady approach that holds the block, then she balances it with a mindset that treats mistakes like data. “Lately, I’ve been focused on improving my consistency in both hitting and passing,” she said. “I’ve learned to view errors as opportunities to grow rather than setbacks.” That self-awareness shows through her reliable play and positive presence, especially when the point turns tough.

“What excites me most about the UpNext Showcase is the opportunity to connect with new people, learn from different perspectives, and truly showcase what I have to offer,” she said. Coaches will remember relentless positivity, energy, and a team-first voice that travels.

Fun fact: Her dad played Division I basketball at the University of Dayton and now competes professionally overseas; he is a big influence on her own drive and dedication as an athlete. ~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247

Congratulations to Havanah Rylee Lowery, Class of 2030, for being named a Top Performer at the SoCal UpNext Showcase!

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