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AVCA High School All-Region AVCA High School All-Region Region First Name Last Name Height Position High School Name City State College Commitment 1 Zoe Lowe 5'10" OH Bristol Eastern High School Bristol CT Florida Southern 1 Sydney Yim 6'0" S/RS Newburyport High School Newburyport MA Purdue University 1 Annika Hester 6'4" OH Falmouth High School Falmouth ME San Diego State 1 Clare Isaksen 5'9" S Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake High School Burnt Hills NY 1 Olivia Walczak 5'11" OH Clarence High School Clarence NY 1 Sally Tietjen 5'9" OH Smithtown High School Smithtown NY 2 Rachel Richardson 5'9" OH St. John's College High School Washington DC Duke University 2 Mary Grace Goyena 6'0" OH Mount de Sales Academy Catonsville MD Georgetown University 2 Lauren Wilcock 5'11" OH Mendham High School Mendham NJ University of South Carolina 2 Brenna Campbell 5'6" S Clarion Area High School Clarion PA McDaniel College 2 Erica Selfridge 5'8" OH Clarion Area High School Clarion PA 2 Cassidy Snider 6'0 OH Conneaut Area Senior High Linesville PA Clarion University 2 Sydnee Ashbrook 5'10" MB North Star High School Boswell PA Mercyhurst University 2 Makayla Jackson 6'2" MB Plum High School Pittsburgh PA University of Pittsburgh 2 Sarah White 6'0 S/RS Seneca Valley High School Harmony PA Ohio State University 2 Kacy Sekunda 5'10" S/RS State College High School Huntingdon PA Loyola University-Maryland 2 Sophie Brenner 5'11" OH Unionville High School Kennett Square PA Loyola University-Maryland 2 Grace Frigaard 6'0" OH James Wood High School Winchester VA 2 Lainie Putt 5'10" RS James Wood High School Winchester VA St. Francis College 2 Jaydyn Clemmer 5'8" OH Rockbridge County High School Lexington VA Virginia Tech 3 Merritt Beason 6'3" OH Gardendale High School Gardendale AL University of Florida 3 Gabrielle Essix 6'3" MB Hoover High School Hoover AL University of Florida 3 Alex Oliver 5'10" OH Jasper High School Jasper AL West Florida 3 Skylar Bumpers 6'0" OH McGill-Toolen Catholic High School Mobile AL Tulane University 3 Kamble Frenette 6'1" OH Spanish Fort High School Spanish Fort AL 3 Skylar English 6'0" OH Baron Collier High School Naples FL Florida Gulf Coast University 3 Camryn Carlo 6'2" MB Berkeley Preparatory Tampa FL Cornell University 3 Audrey Koenig 6'3" OH Bishop McLaughlin High School Spring Hill FL Florida State University 3 Skye Ekes 6'2" MB Cardinal Mooney High School Sarasota FL Florida State University 3 Gianely Padilla 5'9" OH Carrollwood Day School Tampa FL 3 Khouri Louis 6'3" MB Florida State University School Tallahassee FL Florida State University 3 Emily Stewart 6'3 MB Fort Myers High School Fort Myers FL Lehigh University 3 Paris Thompson 6'1" OH Fort Myers High School Fort Myers FL University of Notre Dame 3 Cassidy Lee 6'0" MB Fort Pierce Central High School Fort Pierce FL Life University 3 Madison Lee 5'8' S Fort Pierce Central High School Fort Pierce FL Life University 3 Brenna Tietz 6'3" RS Fort Pierce Central High School Fort Pierce FL West Virginia 3 Ranya Mehta 6'0" MB Lake Highland Prep School Orlando FL Eckerd College 3 Nicole Swindle 6'0" OH Lake Highland Prep School Orlando FL Furman University 3 Addison Hultquist 5'4 L Lawton Chiles High School Tallahassee FL Florida State University 3 Valeria Rosado 6'1" OH Lyman High School Longwood FL Stephen F. Austin 3 Alanys Viera 5'7" S Lyman High School Longwood FL University of Miami 3 Abby Nieporte 6'0" OH Oxbridge Academy West Palm Beach FL Lafayette 3 Azyah Dailey 6'2" MB Port Charlotte High School Port Charlotte FL Clemson University 3 Alicia Kowalski 5'10" S/RS Port Charlotte High School Port Charlotte FL University of Tampa 3 Legacy Guider 5'4" L River Ridge High School New Port Richey FL Oglethrope University 3 Gabbi Phillips 5'7" S River Ridge High School New Port Richey FL Oglethrope University 3 Jordan Sinness 5' 9" S/RS Sebring High School Sebring FL Auburn University 3 Lilly Costigan 6'1" RS St. Thomas Aquinas High School Fort Lauderdale FL Georgetown University 3 Erin Engel 5'7" S St. Thomas Aquinas High School Fort Lauderdale FL University of Maryland 3 Katelynn Robine 5'11" OH The King's Academy West Palm Beach FL Florida Atlantic University 3 Annie Smith 6'1" MB The King's Academy West Palm Beach FL James Madison University 3 Jordan Hardy 5'6" L Trinity Preparatory School Winter Park FL Bucknell University 3 Destiny Nelson 5'8" MB Vero Beach High School Vero Beach FL Florida Gulf Coast University 3 Saskia Hernandez 5'9" OH Westminster Christian School Palmetto Bay FL North Carolina State University 3 Ava Pitchford 5'9" S/RS Alpharetta High School Alpharetta GA Florida State University 3 Kaya Hood 6'4" MB Blessed Trinity High School Roswell GA Samford University 3 Tynley Smeltzer 5'10" OH Calvary Baptist Day School Savannah GA College of Charleston 3 Ranyla Griggs 5'9" OH Elite Scholars Academy Jonesboro GA UM-Eastern Shore 3 Kalissa Greene 6'0" S Fulton Science Academy Alpharetta GA Princeton University Region First Name Last Name Height Position High School Name City State College Commitment 3 Lexy Taylor 5'8" L Greater Atlanta Christian School Atlanta GA GCSU 3 Meaghan Urquhart 6'1" OH Harrison High School Kennesaw GA Berry 3 Eden York 5'11" S Harrison High School Kennesaw GA 3 Chelci Banks 6'0" MB Hillgrove High School Powder Springs GA Temple University 3 Paige Collins 5'9" OH Holy Innocents Episcopal Atlanta GA Georgia Southern 3 Mikayla Kline 5'10" OH Lakeside High School Evans GA McNeese State 3 Ngozi Iloh 6'1" MB McIntosh High School Peachtree City GA Duke University 3 Bella Boston 6'0" OH Newnan High School Newnan GA Berry College 3 Caroline Darracott 5'5" L Newnan High School Newnan GA Troy University 3 Izzy Durnell 6'1" RS North Gwinnett High School Suwanee GA University of Tennessee 3 Kiersten Maynard 5'7" L Northwest Whitfield High School Tunnel Hill GA Point University 3 Makaila Haislip 5'11" OH Roswell High School Roswell GA 3 Mariah Haislip 6'0" MB Roswell High School Roswell GA Princeton University 3 Jacqueline Boney 6'3" MB St. Francis High School Alpharetta GA University of Michigan 3 Emery Dupes 5'5" L Walton High School Marietta GA Florida State University 3 Chloe Emch 5'8'' S Westminster Schools Atlanta GA Washington University 3 Mary Emily Morgan 6'0" OH Westminster Schools Atlanta GA Wofford College 3 Annette Baker 5'10" OH Whitewater High School Fayetteville GA University of Northern Colorado 3 Emily Chrysogelos 5'11" OH Cardinal Gibbons High School Raleigh NC University of Delaware 3 Carson Overbeck 5'6" OH Carrboro High School Carrboro NC UNC-Chapel Hill 3 Merritt Woodson 5'11" OH Currituck County High School Barco NC East Carolina University 3 Sophia Kruczko 6'2'' RS Green Hope High School Cary NC East Carolina University 3 Kellen Morin 6'4" MB Hickory High School Hickory NC Virginia Tech University 3 Bren White 5'11" S Hickory High School Hickory NC 3 Cassidy Tanton 6'0" OH McMichael High School Mayodan NC Auburn University 3 Arica Davis 6'2" MB North Raleigh Christian Academy Raleigh NC Ohio State University 3 Avery Dole 6'0" S Northwest Guilford High School Greensboro NC Canisius College 3 Grace Hammond 6'2" S/RS Northwest Guilford High School Greensboro NC University of Rhode Island 3 Laughlin Murray 5'10" S Ashley Hall School Charleston SC Mississippi State University 3 Baylee Vought 6'0" S/RS Indian Land High School Indian Land SC University of Akron 3 Lauren McCutcheon 6'1" OH J.L. Mann High School Greenville SC University of South Carolina 3 Hannah Neff 5'9" OH Nation Ford High School Fort Mill SC 3 Quinn Manley 5'5" L River Bluff High School Lexington SC UNC - Wilmington 3 Bella Easton 5'7" S TL Hanna High School Anderson SC William & Mary 3 Rylee Moorehead 5'9" OH TL Hanna High School Anderson SC Presbyterian 3 Ava Grace McCarthy 5'10" S Wando High School Mt. Pleasant SC 3 Chandley Thompson 5'6" L Wando High School Mt. Pleasant SC 3 Brynn Whitehair 6'1" OH Wando High School Mt. Pleasant SC Marshall University 3 Emily Rollins 6'1" OH West Florence High School Florence SC University Of South Carolina 3 Shaye Eggleston 6'1" OH Brentwood High School Brentwood TN University of Alabama 3 Mary Oldham 6'1" MB Brentwood High School Brentwood TN Rhodes College 3 Haley Sanders 5'7" L Brentwood High School Brentwood TN 3 Chloe Bryan 6'3" RS Briarcrest Christian School Eads TN UT-Chattanooga 3 Mattie Arnett 5'10" OH Cookeville High School Cookeville TN 3 Haley Jenkins 5'9" S Heritage High School Maryville TN Campbell University 3 Kennedy Shaw 5'9" OH Houston High School Germantown TN 3 Cassie Kuerschen 5'8" L Knoxville Catholic High School Knoxville TN Penn State University 3 Ainsley Patrick 6'0" OH Oak Ridge High School Oak Ridge TN Tulane University 3 Abby Cross 5'8" S William Blount High School Maryville TN Bryan College 3 Madison Jones 5'10" MB William Blount High School Maryville TN Tennesee Wesleyan University 4 Jamie Myrick 5'3" L Bentonville High School Bentonville AR 4 Ashton Hamrick 6'1" OH Brookland High School Brookland AR 4 Rosana Hicks 6'0" RS Fayetteville High School Fayetteville AR Central Michigan University 4 Gracyn Spresser 5'8" L Fayetteville High School Fayetteville AR Missouri State University-Beach 4 Anna Johnson 5'6" S Greenwood High School Greenwood AR 4 Hannah Watkins 6'7" MB Greenwood High School Greenwood AR University of Central Arkansas 4 Maddie Trusty 5'10" OH Lakeside High School Hot Springs AR Florida State University Beach 4 Jada Lawson 5'7" S/RS North Little Rock High School North Little Rock AR 4 Josey Goldberg 5'10" OH Pea Ridge High School Pea Ridge AR 4 Hannah Hogue 5'9" S Southside High School Fort Smith AR University of Arkansas 4 Avery Fitzgerald 6'0" OH Southside High School Fort Smith AR Mississippi State University 4 Aleigha Johnson 6'0" MB Southside High School Fort Smith AR 4 Cecilia Brown 5'10" MB Mount Carmel Academy New Orleans LA 4 Rachelle Burdine 5'9" S Mount Carmel Academy New Orleans LA Region First Name Last Name Height Position High School Name City State College Commitment 4 Abigail Johnson 6'0" MB Mount Carmel Academy New Orleans LA 4 Madison Martin 5'6" L Mount Carmel Academy New Orleans LA Tulane University New Orleans 4 Elizabeth Hardouin 5’9” OH St.
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