Rose Weiss gets faster as the game speeds up.

Once the camp moved into more competitive 6-on-6 play, she found herself connecting more naturally with setters and becoming a bigger offensive option. What stood out was not necessarily a single swing, but how quickly those connections developed despite working with athletes she had never played alongside before.

The faster pace seemed to suit her.

As the competition increased, the game became more fluid, the tempo improved, and Rose felt herself settling into her role.

One of her favorite moments came during a middle-focused 5-on-5 drill when blocking became a bigger part of the action. The drill allowed her to showcase more of her game and helped her feel comfortable competing in a completely new environment.

The camp also gave her a chance to see how different college programs operate. With multiple coaches leading drills throughout the day, Rose enjoyed seeing the different expectations, coaching styles, and priorities each program brought to the gym.

This summer includes a UCSB camp, the WAVE/SG Camp, Nationals, and continued work with her strength and agility coach. As she continues developing, she is focused on becoming more explosive in transition and more aggressive at the net.

~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247

Rose Weiss brings offensive potential and a strong presence at the net. She stays available to her setter, competes aggressively, and consistently looks to create opportunities to score.

~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247

Rose Weiss Rose Weiss 6'0" | MB/RS Scripps Ranch | 2028 CA , a 5’11” middle blocker for COAST 15-Chris, makes a strong impression with her powerful presence at the net. She delivered one of the hardest hits out of the middle today. Her connection with her setter has become increasingly seamless, allowing her to execute quick attacks and snap the ball effectively to the right-side angle.

Weiss’s ability to deliver hard-driven hits from the middle forces opponents to adjust their defensive strategies, creating opportunities for her team. Since beginning club volleyball at age 14, her rapid development and on-court awareness have made her a standout player to watch. Her growth and impact on the court suggest a promising future at the collegiate level. ~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247