15 Must Watch Highlight Reels

Scarlett Taylor | 2028 S/OPP/DS | UCLA Commit

Scarlett Taylor's versatility is one of the first things that stands out when watching her film. Primarily a setter, the 6'1" 2028 prospect brings the ability to impact the game in multiple areas, making her a fascinating player to watch as she continues toward the college level. Taylor has already put together an impressive high school résumé. She helped lead her team to the 2025 North Carolina 8A State Championship, earning State Championship MVP honors along the way. She was also named an AVCA Second Team All-American, NCVBCA First Team All-State, and an AVCA All-Region selection. Her high school career has also included a major milestone: 1,000 career assists. Her club résumé shows that she's competing at a high level as well, with Triangle Volleyball Club qualifying for the 2026 USAV 17 Open division. On film, Taylor's setter instincts are easy to appreciate, particularly in the way she moves the offense and creates opportunities for her hitters. At 6'1", she also brings useful physicality to the position, with a 110" block touch and 116" approach touch. Taylor's versatility as a S/OPP/DS adds another layer to her profile. While setting is her primary role, she has the skill set to contribute beyond simply running an offense, giving her another dimension as she prepares for the next level. Now committed to UCLA, Taylor is already headed toward one of the premier programs in the country. But before she gets to Westwood, her film gives us a chance to see exactly why the Bruins wanted her. Her highlight reel is available now on VBAdrenaline as part of our On Film series.

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Raegan Randazzo | 2029 LIB/DS | Sports Performance

If you want to understand what makes Raegan Randazzo such an intriguing 2029 back-row prospect, start with the numbers. Randazzo recorded 1,000 digs in a single club season in 2026, an enormous defensive milestone that speaks to both her consistency and the amount of responsibility she carries in the back row. Her résumé is filled with additional evidence of that production. Randazzo has earned four All-Tournament Team selections and has been recognized 10 times as a Noezybuckets Play of the Week. On the high school side, she has been part of an incredible 72-1 record, while also helping her club team capture a 15U Club Championship. Randazzo's athletic background extends beyond indoor volleyball as well. She has competed in beach volleyball and earned a first-place finish, adding another layer to her ability to read the game, control the ball and defend in space. Her recruiting exposure has also begun to build, with camps at Northern Illinois, Ferris State and Wisconsin-Green Bay giving her opportunities to experience different college environments. At 1,000 digs and counting, Randazzo has already demonstrated that she's comfortable being heavily involved in the defensive side of the game. Her combination of production, consistency and competitive success makes her a 2029 libero worth watching closely.

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Maggie Bailey | 2028 MB/OPP | Idaho Crush

Maggie Bailey is the kind of versatile front-row player whose film gives you a better appreciation for everything she can bring to the court. The 2028 prospect from Idaho Crush has developed into a reliable presence at both middle and opposite, giving her multiple ways to impact a match. Bailey's high school résumé includes First Team All-Conference recognition at Sun Valley Community School, reflecting the consistency she's brought to the court against strong competition. At 5'11", she combines a solid physical profile with the versatility to contribute from different spots along the net, making her an interesting prospect to follow as she continues to develop. Her summer also featured plenty of recruiting exposure. Bailey has attended camps at a number of high-level programs, including UC Santa Barbara, Princeton and Wofford, giving her the opportunity to experience different systems and compete in college-level environments. What makes Bailey particularly interesting on film is the versatility. She isn't limited to one role, and her ability to contribute as both a middle and opposite gives coaches options. As she continues to sharpen her game, that flexibility could become an increasingly valuable part of her recruiting profile. Bailey's highlight reel is available now on VBAdrenaline be sure to check it out.

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Isabella Marecek | 2029 LIB/DS | High Performance STL

Isabella Marecek brings the kind of defensive energy that immediately shows up on film. The 2029 libero/DS is a scrappy, relentless defender who seems to find a way to stay involved in the play, whether she's chasing down a difficult ball or keeping a rally alive when it looks like the point is already gone. Marecek has also been putting herself in strong recruiting environments. She's attended camps at high-level programs including Kentucky, Oklahoma and Arkansas, along with additional college camps, giving her valuable exposure to different coaching staffs and defensive systems. For a libero, that combination of competitiveness and willingness to make the difficult play matters. Marecek's film shows a player who isn't afraid to get involved and make something happen from the back row. As she continues developing her game, that defensive identity gives her a strong foundation to build on. With an 87.1 PPV, Marecek is firmly on our radar as a 2029 defensive prospect, and her highlight reel gives you a chance to see exactly what makes her stand out. Watch Isabella Marecek On Film now on VBAdrenaline.

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Leah Miles | 2030 LIB/DS | Omni VBC

Leah Miles is already putting together the kind of competitive résumé that gets our attention in the 2030 class. The Omni VBC libero/DS has spent the past two seasons consistently competing in major events and coming away with results, making her a prospect worth getting familiar with early. Miles has been part of teams that have collected multiple GJNC bids, including a 2025 Liberty bid and three bids in 2026 across the National and MLK divisions. Her résumé also includes a 2025 PNQ second-place finish, a 2026 Far Westerns National Qualifier second-place finish, and a 2026 MLK third-place finish. The championship results are just as impressive. Miles was part of the 2026 Festival Fiesta 14 Open championship team and the 2026 Sunshine Classic 14 Liberty championship team, while also earning Standout Player recognition at both events. That's a strong combination of team success and individual impact for such a young prospect. Her recruiting exposure is already beginning to match her competitive résumé. Miles has attended camps at USC, Utah and Santa Clara, among other programs, giving her early experience in high-level college environments. With her extensive tournament experience, championship pedigree and growing college exposure, Miles is one of the younger defensive prospects we're keeping on the radar. Her 80.0 PPV reflects our watchlist approach with younger players, but the résumé already gives us plenty of reason to keep watching her development.

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Bahar Graham | 2030 OPP/MB | Tribe

Bahar Graham is already showing the kind of production and versatility that makes her an intriguing 2030 prospect. The 6'2" OPP/MB had an impressive 2026 club season, finishing with 134 kills, a .302 hitting percentage, 23 aces, 90 digs and 41 blocks. That stat line gives you a pretty clear picture of a player capable of contributing in multiple areas of the game. Her team success has been just as notable. Graham helped Tribe to a 2026 Lone Star Classic 14 Open championship while double qualifying for USAV Nationals. She also competed to a fifth-place finish at the 2026 MEQ 14 Open and a third-place finish at the 2026 Triple Crown 14U Open. That follows back-to-back third-place finishes at the 2025 USAV 13U Open and 2025 AAU 13U Open. Graham has also been building plenty of recruiting exposure at an early stage. She's attended camps at programs including Duke, Georgetown and Santa Clara, along with several other high-level college programs. At 6'2", Graham has the size to make an impact at the net, with a 114" block touch and 114" approach touch, while her ability to contribute as both an opposite and middle gives her additional flexibility. The numbers and tournament résumé suggest a player who is already comfortable competing against strong national-level competition. Graham's 83.6 PPV puts her firmly on our radar, and her film gives you a chance to see the versatility and production behind the résumé.

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Avery Hummel | 2029 LIB/DS | OTVA

Avery Hummel has already shown she can compete on the biggest stages of club volleyball. The 2029 libero/DS helped her team to a second-place finish at the 2026 USAV Nationals, adding another major national result to a résumé that has been building for several years. Hummel has also been recognized individually, earning 2024 UA All-American honors and representing Team Florida twice, including another selection in 2026. That combination of national-level competition and individual recognition gives her a strong foundation as she continues developing in the back row. Her recruiting exposure has also been steadily growing. Hummel has attended camps at Miami, Duke and other high-level programs, giving her experience in different college environments and opportunities to continue sharpening her game. As a libero/DS, Hummel's résumé already demonstrates that she is comfortable competing when the stakes are high. A USAV Nationals runner-up finish, Team Florida experience and UA All-American recognition make her a 2029 defensive prospect worth keeping on the radar. With an 85.1 PPV, Hummel is firmly in our watchlist conversation, and her highlight reel gives readers an opportunity to see the player behind the résumé.

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Taylor Toomay | 2028 OH/DS | Excel | Colorado Commit

Taylor Toomay is the kind of six-rotation outside hitter whose value becomes especially clear when you watch the entire film. The 2028 prospect brings a well-rounded game to the court, contributing both as an offensive weapon and as a reliable piece of the back row. Toomay has already experienced significant success at both the club and high school levels. She helped her team qualify for the 15U GJNC Open Division twice, including a ninth-place overall finish in the division. On the high school side, she was part of a Texas UIL 5A Division I State Championship team and earned Texas UIL 5A All-State and State Tournament All-Tournament Team honors. She was also named First Team All-District and Academic All-District. Her recruiting résumé is equally notable. Toomay was a UA NEXT participant and is committed to Colorado, giving the Buffaloes a six-rotation outside with a strong foundation on both sides of the ball. At 6'1", Toomay owns a 116" block touch and 122" approach touch, giving her the physical tools to make an impact at the net while still handling the responsibilities that come with playing all six rotations. Her 90.2 PPV reflects just how highly she sits within our current evaluation. For Toomay, the numbers and résumé tell one part of the story. The film shows the complete player — an outside who can score, defend and stay involved from start to finish.

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Mia Avelar | 2029 MB | AZ Revolution

Mia Avelar is already showing the kind of potential that makes a 2029 middle worth getting familiar with early. At 6'2", Avelar brings a strong physical presence to the net, with a 116" block touch and 118" approach touch that give her plenty of tools to work with as she continues developing. Avelar has also already experienced success on a national stage, earning a spot on the 2025 USA All-Stars U15 championship team. Competing and winning at that level at a young age provides valuable experience, particularly for a middle blocker still building her game and learning how to consistently impact matches. Her physical profile is a major part of the intrigue. At 6'2", Avelar has the length to create problems at the net while also possessing the athletic foundation to continue developing as an attacker. Her 85.2 PPV places her firmly on our radar within the 2029 class. Avelar is one of those younger middles whose film gives us a glimpse of what could become a very interesting recruiting profile as she continues to gain experience and refine her game.

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Sofia-Rose “SR” Husband | 2029 OPP | Sunshine VBC

Sofia-Rose “SR” Husband brings an immediate point of difference to the 2029 class: she's a left-handed opposite with the size and experience to make that advantage count. At 6'1", Husband gives her team a natural offensive option from the right side and has already proven she can perform on some of the biggest club stages. Husband was part of the 2026 GJNC championship team, earning All-Tournament Team honors along the way. That followed a strong 2025 GJNC showing, where she earned Honorable Mention recognition. She has also been named Marymount MVP and earned All-Tournament Team honors at the Redondo Union/Mira Costa Invitational. Her recruiting exposure has been extensive as well. Husband has attended camps at Arizona, Pitt and USC, along with numerous other high-level programs, giving her valuable experience competing in different college environments. The combination of being a lefty, standing 6'1" and already having major championship experience makes Husband an especially interesting opposite to watch. Her 118" approach touch gives her another physical tool to work with, while her 85.2 PPV places her firmly on our radar in the 2029 class. There's a lot to like about a left-handed opposite who is already accustomed to winning at the national level — and SR's film gives you a chance to see why she's one to know.

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Ellyson Fogle | 2028 OH/OPP | Tennessee Performance | EKU Commit

Ellyson Fogle has built a résumé that is difficult to ignore, with championship results following her through nearly every stage of her club career. The 2028 OH/OPP has been a consistent contributor on national-level teams, and her experience shows just how comfortable she is competing when the stakes are high. Fogle was named to the 2026 GJNC All-Tournament Team after helping her team to a 2026 AAU National Championship and a 2026 Sunshine Classic USA Division Championship. Those results add to an already impressive championship history that includes a 2023 AAU National Championship, a 2024 AAU national runner-up finish, a 2025 AAU national runner-up finish and a 2025 MEQ USA Division championship. Her individual recognition has followed that team success. Fogle has earned multiple All-Tournament Team selections and has appeared on the JVA Watchlist in 2023, 2024, 2025 and 2026. At the high school level, she has also been named Offensive Player of the Year at both Columbia Central and Franklin High School, along with earning 2024 All Mid-State honors. At 5'11", Fogle owns a 116" block touch and 119" approach touch, giving her a strong physical foundation as both an outside and opposite. Her 83.6 PPV adds another piece to a profile that has already been defined by production and consistency. Now committed to EKU, Fogle brings years of national tournament experience to the next chapter of her career. Her film showcases a player who has spent years competing against high-level competition — and, more often than not, finding herself on the winning side.

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Harper Dallaire | 2029 MB | Legacy

Harper Dallaire is a 2029 middle blocker who has steadily built a strong résumé both on the club scene and at the high school level. At 6'2", she brings a strong physical presence to the position, with a 115" block touch and 118" approach touch that give her plenty of tools to work with at the net. Dallaire earned a spot on the 2026 JVA Girls' Watchlist and has already collected All-Conference, All-Region and All-Academic honors. She also competed at the 2025 USAV Qualifier, adding valuable experience against high-level national competition. Her recruiting exposure is beginning to grow as well. Dallaire has attended camps at Michigan State, Indiana and Notre Dame, along with several other college programs, giving her opportunities to experience different coaching environments and continue developing her game. With an 88.89 PPV, Dallaire is firmly in the upper range of our current evaluation. Her combination of size, athleticism, competitive experience and continued development makes her an intriguing 2029 middle to keep on the radar.

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Presley Johnson | 2029 LIB/DS | OTVA Tampa

Presley Johnson is one of my favorite young liberos to watch, and her film makes it easy to understand why. The 2029 OTVA Tampa standout is scrappy, quick and instinctive, with the kind of defensive mentality that makes her look like a true libero every time she steps on the court. Johnson has already earned significant recognition at the high school level, including First Team All-County in Polk County and FACA Player of the Year at Plant High School. Those honors reflect the impact she's already making. Her college exposure is growing as well, with camps at Florida, Kentucky, Miami and other high-level programs giving her opportunities to train in different environments and continue developing her defensive game. At 5'7", Johnson's game is built around the qualities that make a libero so valuable: quick reactions, relentless pursuit and the willingness to keep a rally alive. She doesn't need to be the biggest player on the court to make her presence felt. She finds the ball, gets underneath it and keeps playing. With an 87.7 PPV, Johnson is firmly on our radar, but honestly, the film is what makes her especially fun to watch. She's the type of young libero who makes you want to keep clicking through the reel just to see what she digs next.

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Zoe Anderson | 2028 LIB/DS | Club One Arizona

Zoe Anderson is the kind of libero whose résumé immediately catches your attention. The 2028 Club One Arizona standout has already established herself as a highly accomplished defensive player, combining strong club experience, high school success and impressive consistency in the back row. Anderson earned Second Team All-Region honors in Arizona's 5A East Sky region and posted a remarkable 95.9% serve ratio across 316 serves with 32 aces, showing that her impact extends well beyond her defensive responsibilities. Her club experience includes helping AZ Sky finish 35th nationally out of more than 4,500 14U teams, while she also competed with the AZHP All-Star 13U Team, which earned a silver medal at Nationals. She has continued that development with Club One's 15 Platinum team. Anderson has also taken advantage of significant college exposure, attending camps at Missouri, Duke, UC Irvine and several other high-level programs. Those experiences have given her opportunities to train in different collegiate environments while continuing to sharpen her game. Off the court, Anderson brings an equally impressive academic profile. She maintains a 4.8 weighted GPA and 4.0 unweighted GPA while also competing in beach volleyball. With an 85.1 PPV, Anderson is firmly on our radar as a 2028 defensive prospect. Her film gives you a chance to see the serve, ball control and defensive consistency that have helped make her such an intriguing libero to follow.

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Savannah Watts | 2028 OH/DS | OTVA

Savannah Watts is a player whose film immediately shows the value of being able to contribute in multiple areas. The 2028 OTVA outside hitter/DS has already put together an impressive résumé, combining high-level offensive production with the versatility to play all six rotations. Watts earned USAV 15s National All-Tournament Team recognition after competing on the national stage, while also being named Florida All-State. Her high school production has been especially notable: she recorded 450 kills as a freshman, leading Florida's 5A class in kills, before continuing to lead her club team offensively during the 15s season. She has also proven herself in college-level environments, earning UF Camp MVP honors and attending camps at Kentucky, Florida, SMU and several other high-level programs. That experience has given Watts an opportunity to test her game against strong competition while continuing to develop her all-around skill set. At 5'9", Watts brings a 118" approach touch and the ability to contribute as both an attacker and back-row player. Her production is particularly impressive considering the responsibilities she's already taken on at such a young age. With an 86.4 PPV, Watts is firmly on our radar as a 2028 prospect. But the film is where her versatility really comes through — she's an outside who can produce offensively while still giving her team value in the back row.