Waleskowski was big-time in SUA’s recent 3-2 win over GGCL rival Ursuline. Her team high 23 kills led the Bulldogs as she earned 37% of their offensive point scoring. The Belmont commit hit at a .278 efficiency through a high volume of work while also picking up 12 digs for the double-double effort. Sophomore Lucy Waleskowski was fantastic as well as she dished 50 assists to balance her defensive effort of 19 digs while she added seven kills. Freshman phenom libero Sophie Frietch Sophie Frietch 5'5" | DS/L/S St. Ursula-Cincinnati | 2030 OH led the Bulldogs’ defense with 33 digs. The elder Waleskowski has put together a career best season as she finished second in the GGCL offensively as provides 3.6 k/s. SUA, ranked #2 in DI, will face #7 ranked SJA for a spot in the state championship match.

Waleskowski is the Bulldogs’ top offensive threat right now as she is currently third in the GGCL with a 3.4 k/s average. The Belmont commit is a threat from either pin as she has a big arm with high contact and good pace. Her best season so far was her 2025 effort at 244 total kills as she’ll soon surpass the 500 mark for her career.

Lola makes coaching easy. She is extremely coachable and versatile. She’s the best teammate, the reason for being voted captain, and she truly supports each and every player. She’s been a pleasure to coach the last couple of months as she is passionate, works extremely hard, and continues to be a leader on the court, vocally and physically.

NKYVC 17-1 Tsunami Head Coach Brooke Logan

Emerging as one of the best arms in the greater Cincy area as well as the full Ohio landscape, one with length, high contact point, pace and range, Waleskowski (*pictured) is a huge threat any time she approaches to swing. Her contributions at the recent Central Zones event were tangible given she is multidimensional in what she can contribute for her team. She can score aggressively from either side of the court, but may be more lethal from the right side where she sees most of her opportunities. Her size is as asset defensively at the net while she has good mechanics to get up and over the net fast to pressure opponents. Add that she can be solid in the serve receive game, and I can confidently say that Waleskowski has established herself as an elite-potential athlete without much visible weakness.

Waleskowski played a big role in leading the Bulldogs to the Division II state championship giving them quality time on the front row. Waleskowski has a nasty cutter to the right line. She can smack it from all over the net, especially the creases. Waleskowski makes things happen when the team is out of system. She hits balls off blockers and out of bounds. Waleskowski finished fourth on the deep team with 168 kills, helping the Bulldogs go 23-4 and snag a share of the Girls Greater Catholic League crown.

St. Ursula of Cincinnati earned the DII state title with a hard fought five-set victory in the final match of the season. Waleskowski was a top-20 offensive performer in the super tough GGCL as just over two kills per set, which include nine kills in a balanced Bulldog effort in the championship match. She has upgraded her offense with contact point, power, and range with confidence to command the ball to take big swings in big moments if needed. NKYVC was very competitive last season with her playing six-rotations and we should see more fo the same over the coming months.