Redman, a 2029 prospect, contributed a more tangible effort given her ability to jump high and hit hard for terminal results, outcomes that get a lot of attention. Her progress has been steady as she started to find her rhythm earlier in the club season after transitioning in coming off of injury to start her return to Black Swamp. She performed well throughout this tournament and through a high volume of swings as a key pin arm for this group and competing primarily through the front row as she provided important offense especially later in the even to keep them among the top teams.

Redman has been somewhat limited in her return to volleyball this club season, but is steadily regaining her form and the edge she can create with her athleticism and tools as a primary attacker on the left side. A younger athlete playing up an age group for her Black Swamp 161 team, they are a competitive bunch with some good pieces in various roles. Redman’s return to her full abilities will help elevate them further as they enter the back end of the club season.

Redman led the Colonel Crawford offense in 2025 at 4.1 k/s as she saw a lot of opportunities to swing as a six-rotation athlete. Her overall effort, including 9.4 d/m, solidified herself as one of the better all-around prospects in this Ohio 2029 class at this point. This past Fall, she scored a lot through her athleticism in helping the Eagles recover from a couple of down seasons overall since their 2022 success. Currently injured, look for Redman to return to the volleyball court in the coming weeks as she’ll likely be a key piece for her Black Swamp 16-1 team upon her recovery and return.

Colonel Crawford won their first postseason match 3-0 over Bucyrus as Redman (*pictured) led the Eagles with 14 kills while also picking up eight digs. The 5’10 pin has been bringing it consistently over the second part of the season as she has a streak of 10 matches in a row earning double digit kills for a total of 162 terminations for a 4.5 k/s average over that stretch. She has been a key part of the Eagles’ rise in success in 2025 as they are 15-8 overall following a 2024 season that saw them finish at 4-19 overall before her arrival as a freshman. The Eagles next play South Central on Tuesday.

Freshman standout Reese put on an impressive display this week, racking up 43 kills over just seven sets. She powered her team to a four-set victory over Bucyrus with a dominant 26-kill performance, then followed it up with 17 more in a tough three-set loss to Carey. Her explosive offense continues to make a major impact early in her high school career.

Reese, a standout from the Class of 2029, delivered a powerhouse performance in an epic five-set victory over Elgin. She racked up an incredible 26 kills, 3 blocks, and 2 aces, proving to be a dominant force at the net and a key factor in the win. Her energy and clutch plays helped swing the momentum when it mattered most. For her outstanding efforts, Reese was rightfully named Player of the Game.

Redman came out of the club season poised for a big impact to start her high school career. She elevates really well and can bring some good pace from a variety of attack points around the floor. So far, she is leading Colonel Crawford’s offense at 4.2 k/s after two matches. The Eagles are 2-0 after consecutive 3-0 wins to open 2025. Redman terminated 11 and 14 kills respectively on a combined .411 efficiency. She also contributing 11 and 12 digs for back-to-back double-double performances.

Redman has good potential to become a high impact pin over the high school and future club seasons ahead of her. At 5’10, she is helping her Black Swamp team compete with with good volume of individual offense and point scoring. She has good all-around skills to swing at the net or out of the back row where her defense can also make a good impact.