Sidney Jones Sidney Jones 6'2" | MB/RS Rocklin | 2029 CA shows the ability to hit over the block with a confident arm swing and smart shot selection. She reads the court well, using angles and lines effectively, and pairs that with a strong press when blocking. ~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247

Sidney Jones Sidney Jones 6'2" | MB/RS Rocklin | 2029 CA is a high flying freshman who elevates over the block and applies pressure from the service line. She delivered a major block against some of the top hitters in the gym and showed the instinct and timing college coaches look for in young middles.

Coach Dan O’Dell from Mater Dei noted her impact, saying, “The freshman middle, number 10, is going to be an absolute stud. She is hitting almost over our block at times to the corners and did a really good job with how quick and high she was attacking the ball.”

~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247

Sidney Jones Sidney Jones 6'2" | MB/RS Rocklin | 2029 CA , a rising middle with a tall, lean frame and natural athleticism, was selected as the Avoli Committed Athlete. She plays with speed, urgency, and strong blocking fundamentals, always pressing over the net with purpose. Coaches and staff quickly took note of her effort, hustle, and the positive energy she brought to every rep.

But what truly separated Sidney wasn’t just her physical abilities, it was the way she carried herself when she didn’t have the ball. She made the court a better place to be. Always cheering for her teammates, offering support, and staying engaged, Sidney created a competitive yet welcoming environment for those around her. Her impact extended beyond the base line, making her a clear choice for this recognition.

Sidney shared more about what drives her on and off the court:

💡 How would you describe your role on the court, and what do you do to elevate the players around you?
“Being able to cheer for my team and support them on and off the court.”

🧠 What is your best skill on the court, and how does it impact your team?
“My best skill on the court is how I’m able to bring people’s moods up and be confident and controlled in what I’m doing, which helps my team in a positive way.”

🏐 What are you working to improve in your game this season, and why?
“Something I’m working on is getting farther back on my transition so I have plenty of room to open up to my setter and have lots of room to swing.”

🌟 What’s your favorite volleyball moment so far?
“My favorite moment was when I touched 10 feet in December and my whole team was cheering for me and congratulating me.”

🎉 Fun fact college coaches should know?
“A fun fact is that I know how to juggle. My dad taught me at a young age, and it helps with my hand-eye coordination.”

✨ What do you enjoy outside of volleyball?
“I like to spend my free time out of the house doing fun things with my friends and family. Sometimes that means going on a family movie trip, and other times it’s a friends’ trip to Sunsplash.

What are your personal goals for freshman year on and off the court? “On the court, I hope to learn from my peers and coaches and develop a more controlled volleyball game. Off the court, I plan to maintain a high GPA and keep up with my homework.”

Sidney Jones Sidney Jones 6'2" | MB/RS Rocklin | 2029 CA is a player who is firmly on the radar. She plays hard, leads with a smile, and brings contagious energy to every rep. She embodies everything the Avoli Committed Athlete stands for — a player who is not only built for the next level, but who lifts up everyone around her.

Congratulations, Sidney!

~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247

Sidney Jones Sidney Jones 6'2" | MB/RS Rocklin | 2029 CA Named Top Performer at PrepDig Freshman Showcase

Sidney Jones Sidney Jones 6'2" | MB/RS Rocklin | 2029 CA is a physical athlete who uses her full momentum to power through the ball. She stays loaded behind the ball, generating solid force on her attacks while maintaining control. Sidney has great spatial awareness and court sense, making her a reliable presence in both front-row and transition situations. She brings a physical edge and consistency that coaches can build around. ~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247