Jasmine hits left side for the Pride. She leads the team in kills hitting at an impressive .410. When she plays for Virginia Juniors she usually plays right side, competing with others for playing time. This year she appears on a roll for Heritage leading them to the state bracket. They have yet to win a state championship.

The Pride lost two of their first three matches of the season. Since then, they have won 17 straight. All but two of those 17 wins have been sweeps. The duo of Annabelle Kim Annabelle Kim 5'7" | S Heritage | 2027 State VA and Shannon Treloar Shannon Treloar 6'2" | MB Heritage | 2027 State VA have been together since they were frosh. Jasmine and Kaylee Mehta Kaylee Mehta 5'9" | OH/RS Heritage | 2027 State VA joined them the next season. Add in Chelsea Kolas Chelsea Kolas 5'3" | DS/L Heritage Highschool | 2029 State VA at libero, the younger sister of Emily who played with them the previous three years and you have cooked up a recipe for success.

Of this group Kaylee is committed to Virginia Wesleyan while Shannon is committed to Trinity College. Annabelle has yet to commit. Only three other setters ranked higher than her have yet to commit. As a right side only one other player ranked higher than her has yet to commit.

Most of the top prospects have committed. Jasmine plays primarily right side for Virginia Juniors because of the talent they have at the left side with Coco Lewis Coco Lewis 6'2" | OH VA (Virginia) and Ayla Sayd Ayla Sayd 6'0" | OH Marshall-Falls Church | 2027 State VA (Elon) the main starters. She can also be a dominant left side as she has shown for her high school Heritage.

She brings a lot of power to her swing as well as athleticism with an approach jump that reaches 10’3″. With that jump her hands get high over the net to bring a dominating block on the right side.

A player who can bring depth to the pins. She would stand out as a primary pin for most other clubs.

She did not get a lot playing time for Virginia Jrs with Coco Lewis Coco Lewis 6'2" | OH/DS/L Paul VI | 2027 State #83 Nation VA and Ayla Sayd the two left side hitters. on the roster When she did come in it was usually on the right side. When she did play she powered the ball with very good velocity. This is her second rise in the rankings this current one moving her from 69 to 51.

She has some good height for an outside at 5’11”, however her jump allows her to glide over the net. For Heritage this year she should stand out as one of their top offensive performers hitting from the left side. Lots of athletic potential in her game. Her back row play could use some improvement to increase her six rotation opportunities.

95 to 71. Jasmine impressed with her play at Heritage high while hitting left side. She clearly stood out as one of their key offensive performers. At the Prep Dig showcase this year she hit right side, earning a top performer award. Regardless of the position she plays the ball hits the floor quickly once she makes contact.

Jasmine is another player suiting up for Virginia Juniors, except she will play with the 16 team. That team recently finished second out of 48 teams in the City of Oaks Challenge to Metro 16. While their regional ranking is 51 their national ranking is 36. The National Harbor will be their first regional tournament.

She actually hit left side for Heritage. That appears to be her role for the Pride. Her height and long wing span allow her to consistently put the ball to the floor. Occasionally, she played a little six rotation but she still needs some work in that area. Playing right side for Paramount did not give her a lot of opportunities to play back row. A lot of potential in her game.