Ravyn Gailliard Ravyn Gailliard 5'10" | RS/MB Centennial | 2028 CA is building her game through physical development and consistent effort, particularly at the net. Her improved blocking approach and timing are allowing her to get aligned earlier and maximize her jump.

“A skill I developed this season… is a two-step blocking approach… that helps me get my max jump.”

Her presence is driven by energy and belief.

“I am always focused on the game and always fight for the win by communicating and supporting my teammates.”

She stays engaged regardless of score.

“The game is never over until the other team has 25.”

Her combination of physical growth, consistent training, and team-first mindset gives her a steady impact on both sides of the ball.

~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247

Ravyn Gailliard Ravyn Gailliard 5'10" | RS/MB Centennial | 2028 CA , a Class of 2028 right side from Centennial High School in Corona and Pipeline Volleyball Club, made an impression with her physical presence and her willingness to be a weapon on the right pin. At 5’10”, she plays bigger than her height suggests, using her athleticism and timing to create angles that give blockers problems. Ravyn is not a passive attacker as she hunts the ball and competes to score, which is a quality you cannot coach into a player at this stage of development. She was sharp transitioning from defense to offense and showed the ability to get her feet under her quickly in scramble situations. Her blocking instincts on the right side are worth noting as well, as she was active and engaged rather than simply going through the motions on that side of the net. For a 2028, she already plays with a maturity and physicality that will draw attention from programs looking for a right-side option with room to grow. Ravyn is a prospect who is worth tracking early. Please help us congratulate her on earning Top Performer honors at this showcase event. 

Ravyn Gailliard Ravyn Gailliard 5'10" | RS/MB Centennial | 2028 CA plays above the net. She contacts the ball at a high point and jumps well, allowing her to attack with angle and depth. She consistently finds deep zones, especially 1 and 5, which stretches defenses.

Her ability to combine height on contact with controlled placement makes her a difficult matchup.

~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247