Hometown Heroes: Oklahoma’s On-Court Rising Stars

Oklahoma continues to produce talented volleyball prospects across multiple graduating classes. This edition of Hometown Heroes highlights standouts from a number of age divisions who are making their mark through tournament success, individual achievements, and continued development. From college commits to rising young talent, these athletes represent the bright future of Oklahoma volleyball.

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Class of 2027 

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Avery Hamilton: Green level setter- Oklahoma Charge 17-1

Avery Hamilton has built an impressive volleyball resume through competing at high levels throughout her club career. The Oklahoma Charge 17-1 setter is committed to continuing her academic and athletic journey at the United States Military Academy at West Point. She capped off her latest club season on the national stage, gaining valuable experience against strong competition. Along with her setting abilities, Hamilton brings a powerful swing that adds another dimension to her game. As she continues her career at Norman High School, she has established herself as a standout prospect in the Class of 2027.

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Amelia Mullen: Blue level setter- Oklahoma Charge 17-1

Amelia Mullen has established herself as a consistent playmaker with Oklahoma Charge 17-1, delivering strong performances throughout her club career. The Class of 2027 setter is committed to continuing her academic and athletic journey at Duke University. Her impact on the court has also been recognized at Casady High School, where she earned Varsity MVP honors. Beyond indoor volleyball, Mullen has experience competing in sand volleyball, adding another dimension to her overall game. With a track record of strong finishes at tournaments, she brings valuable experience and versatility to her next chapter at the collegiate level.

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Mackenzie Manning: setter: Oklahoma Charge 18-1 Capelli

Mackenzie Manning has made a significant impact as a setter for Oklahoma Charge 18-1 Capelli, showcasing her ability to lead an offense and create opportunities for her teammates. The Class of 2027 prospect is committed to continuing her volleyball career at Southern Nazarene University. Manning’s performance earned her 2026 OKRVA Regional MVP honors, recognizing her contributions on the court. She has also recorded over 1,000 assists during her high school career, demonstrating her consistency and experience as a playmaker. With a high volleyball IQ and a strong understanding of the game, Manning brings valuable leadership and court awareness to her team.

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Class of 2028 

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Sloane Rattay: Red level OH- Oklahoma Peak 17-1 

Sloane Rattay has continued to build an remarkable resume as an outside hitter with Oklahoma Peak 17-1. The Class of 2028 prospect is committed to Utah State University, where she will take her talents to the collegiate level. Rattay has gained valuable experience at the UA Next Camp and helped her team earn a runner-up finish at the 2025 USAV Girls Junior National Championships. Her accomplishments also include AVCA All-American recognition, highlighting her impact on the court. With a strong focus on developing her skills as an outside hitter, Rattay continues to prepare for the next chapter of her volleyball career.

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Isabella Robberson: Elite Orange level libero/DS- Oklahoma Charge 17-1 Capelli

Isabella Robberson has developed into a reliable defensive presence for Oklahoma Charge 17-1 Capelli, using her footwork and ball control to make an impact in the backcourt. The Class of 2028 libero/defensive specialist earned a spot on the 2026 AVCA Phenom Watchlist, adding to her growing list of accomplishments. She was also part of a state championship team, helping secure the 2025 Oklahoma Class 4A state title. Robberson has continued to gain exposure through college camps at Florida, Oklahoma, and Charlotte. With her defensive skills and experience competing in high-pressure situations, she has a strong foundation to continue developing as she progresses through her volleyball career.

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Marley Robbins: Green level MB- Oklahoma Charge 17-1

Marley Robbins has established herself as a strong presence at the net as a middle blocker for Oklahoma Charge 17-1. Standing at 6’2”, the Class of 2028 prospect uses her size to make an impact and create challenges for opposing offenses. Robbins is committed to continuing her academic and athletic career at Temple University, where she will bring her experience to the collegiate level. She capped off her club season competing at USAV Nationals, gaining valuable experience against top competition. Her participation in the UA Next Camp has also provided additional opportunities to develop her game and showcase her potential.

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Class of 2030

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Alexys “Doodle” Willis: Elite Orange level libero/DS- Oklahoma Peak 15-1 Elite 

Alexys “Doodle” Willis has already built a strong volleyball resume as a libero/defensive specialist with Oklahoma Peak 15-1 Elite. She has helped her team capture championships at both the 2025 and 2026 USAV Girls Junior National Championships, gaining valuable experience on the national stage. Willis has also earned recognition as a two-time UA Next Camp MVP and received a high school invite, highlighting her continued development as a prospect. With quick footwork and the ability to cover ground defensively, she brings valuable range and responsiveness to the backcourt. As she continues to develop her game and attend college camps at programs such as Louisville, Texas A&M, and Creighton, Willis has an exciting future ahead.

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Class of 2031

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Blue Spears: setter- Oklahoma Peak 13 National

Blue Spears is developing her game as a setter for Oklahoma Peak 13 National, showing promise through her ability to establish strong connections with her hitters. Her court awareness and ability to work with her teammates help her create opportunities for the offense. Spears has already gained exposure to the collegiate level through camps at Texas, Texas A&M, Creighton, and other programs. She has also attended UA Next Camp, adding valuable experience as she continues to grow as a young prospect. While recovering from an ankle injury, Spears has plenty of time ahead to continue developing her skills and building toward her future in volleyball.

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Regan Dixon: setter- Tulsa Power 13-1

Regan Dixon is an up-and-coming setter with Tulsa Power 13-1, continuing to build her skills and experience as a young prospect in the Class of 2031. She put together a strong club season highlighted by consistent first-place finishes at tournaments alongside her teammates. Dixon capped off the season competing at USAV Girls Junior National Championships, gaining valuable experience on the national stage. As a setter, she will continue to develop her ability to lead the offense and create opportunities for her hitters. With a strong foundation and plenty of room to grow, Dixon has a promising future ahead in the sport.