Ladies membership volleyball Dream Crew: Moser, Haury, Reeder, Redd, Spencer, Younger, Hoecke, Hopkins

Each Wednesday throughout the membership season, VolleyballMag.com will acknowledge a Dream Crew of eight women volleyball gamers (15s to 18s age teams) who had been standouts the weekend earlier than.

Gamers are chosen EXCLUSIVELY from nominations. To appoint, coaches might want to get on our bulk e mail listing (information at backside).

The crew, most weeks, consists of the next:

Setter or S/RS
Setter, S/RS or RS
OH
OH
MB
MB
Libero
DS

We embrace our eight-player Dream Crew under, in addition to others we thought-about, based mostly solely upon nominations obtained. This week, our crew contains two setters, as a result of no defensive specialists had been nominated.

Be aware to coaches and administrators: whereas there is no such thing as a science to how we select members of our Dream Crew, acting on larger levels will give gamers an edge, as will nomination varieties that describe with specificity how properly a participant carried out the earlier weekend.

VolleyballMag DREAM TEAM for March 27:

S: McKinley Moser, 5-9 Fr., VC Nebraska 15 Elite (NE) – Moser led VCN to 3rd place in 15 Open at MEQ, the primary time in membership historical past {that a} crew has certified in Open for Junior Nationals. Over 18 units, Moser compiled 174 assists and helped her crew hit .207 for the weekend. She added 30 kills of her personal on .718 hitting, 56 digs and 13 aces. “She iss our chief and what makes our crew go,” stated coach Blake Rawlins.

S: Alexis Haury, 5-10 Sr., NPJ 18 Forefront (OR) – For the second straight 12 months, NPJ ran via the 18 Open division at PNQ undefeated. For the second straight 12 months, Haury was the setter. The Washington signee set a crew that averaged virtually 15 kills per set in Spokane, a really dominating efficiency. “She at all times stands out and makes her teammates higher,” stated coach Adam Ellis.

RS: Hayden Reeder, 6-0 Soph., MN Choose 16-1 (MN) – Reeder had been taking part in an OH/DS function for Choose till the Northern Lights qualifier, the place she took over as a six-rotation proper facet. She completed third on the crew in kills and digs for the weekend, serving to her crew qualify in Open for Junior Nationals. “She is a gamer and brings the drive and depth that helps create our successful tradition,” stated coach Drew Rongere.

OH: Jayda Redd, 5-9 Sr., Prime Choose 18 Elite (FL) – Redd helped Prime Choose qualify in 18 Open at Music Metropolis. She’s a persistently good passer, was a prolific attacker at occasions over the weekend and a dominant blocker for her peak.

OH: Ryan Spencer, 6-0 Fr., Dallas Skyline 15 Royal (TX) – Skyline certified in Open at MEQ behind the good work from Spencer, who hit .325 for the weekend. She scored all alongside the online and delivered repeatedly from the again row.

MB: Kinsley Younger, 6-4 Soph., TAV 16 Black (TX) – Younger hit .460 on Sunday with many well timed blocks to assist TAV prevail within the 16 Open division at Northern Lights. “She was a gentle power for us on the internet all weekend and was as energetic as she’s been all 12 months in transition and monitoring the opposing hitters,” stated coach Paul Baxter.

MB: Elena Hoecke, 6-3 Soph., MN Choose 16-1 (MN) – One of many prime middles within the nation in her class, Hoecke performed to her status this weekend in serving to MN Choose safe an Open bid on the Northern Lights qualifier. “She dominated throughout the subsequent each attacking and blocking,” stated coach Drew Rongere. “She was second on the crew in aces and kills, and led the crew in blocks. She was certainly one of only some middles who ran quite a lot of assault patterns and was in a position to terminate the ball at will. She was our go to hitter after we had been in system.”

Libero: Gemma Hopkins, 5-4 Fr., Houston Juniors 16 Elite (TX) – Hopkins had 96 digs and eight aces on the weekend as HJV certified in 16 Open at Northern Lights. She handed a 2.1. “She performed unimaginable protection and was a real chief on the courtroom,” stated assistant coach John Turner. “Gemma is a fierce competitor who performs like a veteran libero on the courtroom although she is 15 years previous. She’s taking part in up an age group with none concern or hesitation. Her teammates have embraced her as a real warrior on the courtroom!”

Additionally thought-about (by place, so as of consideration):
S: Allison Maddock, 5-6 Soph., Infinity 16 Ren (MS) – Maddock has helped lead her crew to win two consecutive tournaments. This previous weekend, at Bama Beast in Birmingham, her crew completed first place within the Gold Bracket for the 16 Membership division. Maddock obtained the MVB (Most Precious Beast) for her division. “Being the one setter on our crew and taking part in 6-7 matches a match, she continues to amaze me along with her capability, confidence, and optimistic perspective to get the job achieved,” stated coach Taylor Mraz. “She could also be quiet however she has an enormous presence on this crew and we’re extraordinarily fortunate to have her.”

S: Ellery DeBoer, 5-11 Fr., MN Choose 16-1 (MN) – DeBoer is likely one of the prime setters nationally in her class. Enjoying up a 12 months, she helped Choose qualify in 16 Open at Northern Lights by operating an exceptional offense and being an offensive menace herself.

S: Marissa Jones, 6-1 Fr., A5 15 Kelly (GA) – Jones set A5 to an Open bid at MEQ this previous weekend. One of many prime gamers nationally in her class, and maybe the most effective setter in a era, Jones is at all times good, however she was particularly sharp in pacing one-loss A5 this weekend. Not solely did she set with model and effectivity, she was spectacular digging within the again row and had some eyebrow-raising kills of her personal.