Loaded Rosters: The Teams Stacked With VBAdrenaline Profiles

IMG Academy

IMG Academy has no shortage of talent on its roster, and this group of four VBAdrenaline-profiled players gives the team plenty of firepower at the net and across the court. Leading the way is 2027 OH/MB Olivia Henry, a 6'4" standout who has already gained experience at the highest levels of the sport. Henry has represented the U.S. at the U19 level, including the 2026 Women's U19 National Team, and was also part of the 2025 Girls U19 National Team. She has earned AVCA Phenom recognition, was an All-Tournament Team selection at the USAV All Star Championships and is committed to Penn State. The group also features 2027 outside hitter Jermany Oliney, who brings another dynamic option on the pins. The 5'10" standout is committed to James Madison and gives IMG another experienced attacker to work into its offense. In the middle and opposite positions, 2027 Alli Robinson adds 6'2" size and a strong blocking presence. Robinson has been Best Blocker at the Capitol Hill Volleyball Classic and is committed to Cal Baptist. Rounding out the group is 2028 Kayden Blinn, a 5'9" standout committed to West Point. Together, these four give IMG a deep collection of players with college commitments, national-team experience and high-level club backgrounds. With size from Henry and Robinson, attacking options from Oliney and another committed piece in Blinn, this is a roster with plenty of talent to keep an eye on.

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Jackson Academy

If you’re looking for a roster loaded with VBAdrenaline talent, Jackson Academy is making a pretty strong case. The JA Raiders have a deep group of profiled players across multiple classes and positions, with everything from experienced varsity leaders to younger players already making an impact. Leading the way is 2027 outside hitter/opposite Carson Caraway, who continues to put together a standout career at Jackson Academy. The 6'3" LMU commit is currently leading the Raiders with 5.2 kills per set and 610 kills, adding another impressive season to a résumé that includes 2,000 career kills, multiple All-American honors, AVCA recognition and the 2025 Mississippi Gatorade Player of the Year award. She has been one of the state's most productive attackers for several seasons and remains a major focal point of the JA offense. In the middle, Asia Lindsay has been a major presence for the Raiders. The 2029 MB/OPP leads Jackson Academy with 124 blocks this season and has already earned AVCA Phenom College Prep recognition along with a spot on the 2025 MAIS Volleyball Futures Game roster. At 6'3", she gives JA another physical presence at the net. Defensively, Anna Holladay Craft has been a key piece for Jackson Academy. The 2027 libero/DS leads the team in both digs and digs per set, averaging 4.8 digs per set with 560 total digs. A former MAIS D1 State Runner-Up and state champion, Craft has also surpassed 500 career digs and earned AVCA All-Region recognition. The Raiders' depth continues with Madelyn Rodrigue, a 2027 OH/DS and former Southeast Qualifier MVP, while Lillie Henson brings versatility as a 2028 setter/opposite after leading the JV team in assists and aces and earning the JV Raider Award and State Championship. Brooklynn Lopez, another 2028 OPP/MB, adds an all-around game and has already earned MVP honors at the MS FunVitational. The younger classes are just as well represented. Catherine Bensler is a 2029 setter/DS who has collected Phenom recognition, JV leadership awards and tournament success, while Stella Warren has earned multiple Jackson Academy awards for serving, attacking, passing and overall play. Annie Lum, a 2030 OH/OPP/DS, has already built an impressive early résumé that includes AVCA Phenom recognition, AAU Diamond Championships and multiple club tournament titles. Adelyn Herring, another 2030 setter/opposite, has been part of JA's recent state championship success, while Hadley Chase, a 2032 OH/OPP/DS, is already collecting club championship experience at the youngest end of the roster. There is plenty of size and versatility throughout the group as well, with Lorin Bass, a 6'3" 2030 MB/OPP, bringing an especially long list of high-level club accomplishments and national-team experience, including USA Volleyball NTDP Winter Training, an Under Armour Next invite and 2026 UA Next Mississippi MVP honors. With Carson leading the offense, Asia controlling the net and Anna anchoring the back row, Jackson Academy has proven production at all three levels of the court. Add in a long list of VBAdrenaline-profiled players across the roster, and the Raiders are exactly the kind of team that makes the Loaded Rosters list.

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Flint Hill School

Flint Hill School has plenty of firepower on its roster, and the numbers this season back it up. The Virginia program features four VBAdrenaline-profiled players across three classes, including a pair of future Division I middle blockers, a high-producing outside hitter and a young versatile defensive piece. Leading the way is 2027 middle blocker/outside hitter Hunter Ross, who has been one of Flint Hill's biggest offensive weapons this season. The 6'2" UCLA commit is leading the team with an average of 5 kills per set and 256 total kills, adding to a résumé that already includes a state championship, First Team All-State and First Team All-ISL honors. Ross has also been invited to the USA Volleyball NTDP Accelerator and has attended both UA Next and NTDP events. Her 125-inch approach touch is another indication of the physical tools she brings to the court. At 6'4", Mandela Masimini gives Flint Hill an imposing presence in the middle. The 2028 Tulane commit currently leads the team with a .346 hitting percentage and 22 blocks, continuing a strong high school career that includes a Virginia state championship and multiple NTDP opportunities. Masimini has also ranked among the top blockers and hitters across Virginia and the ISL, making her a major two-way presence at the net. The 2029 class adds another dynamic attacker in Mila Smith, a 5'11" OH/OPP who has already become a six-rotation varsity starter. Smith is currently leading Flint Hill with 35 aces and has helped the program earn a VISAA Division I State Championship. She has also earned two USAV Girls Junior National Championship Open Division bids and has established herself as one of Virginia's notable young attackers. Rounding out the group is 2030 libero/DS/OH Zenaia Gray, who adds another versatile option to the roster. Gray gives Flint Hill another player to watch as she continues developing across multiple positions, and she also has a highlight reel featured on VBAdrenaline for anyone wanting to see more of her game.With Hunter leading the offense, Mandela controlling the middle and Mila putting pressure on opponents from the service line, Flint Hill has production coming from all over the court. Add in Gray's versatility and the amount of high-level experience already represented on the roster, and this is another Loaded Roster worth keeping an eye on.

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Marist High School

Marist High School has built a roster with plenty of championship experience and future Division I talent, with five VBAdrenaline-profiled players representing multiple classes and positions. The 2027 class is led by Maggie Kurpeikis, a 6'1" OH/OPP committed to Michigan, who brings both size and high-level experience to the pins. Kurpeikis was part of Marist's 2024 IHSA 4A State Championship team and has also attended USA Volleyball NTDP. Taylor Berg, another 2027 outside hitter/DS, adds versatility and has earned recognition through the Great Lakes Region High Performance Team, JVA Watchlist and multiple All-Tournament selections. Berg was also part of that 2024 state championship squad and is committed to Western Michigan. In the back row, Ariella Link gives Marist a veteran presence. The 2027 libero/DS earned MVP honors as a freshman and Most Improved Player as a sophomore and now enters her senior season with years of experience behind her. The roster also features 2028 setter Kelly Ryan, who is also committed to Western Michigan and gives Marist another future Division I piece. One of the younger players to watch is Haven Enselman, a 2029 setter/opposite who already has an impressive championship résumé. Enselman has won two state championships, earned All-State honors and competed in multiple USA Volleyball and UA Next environments. She was also part of the 15U USA Volleyball American National Championship team and earned USAV All-American and All-Tournament Team honors in 2025. With multiple players carrying state championship experience, Marist has plenty of talent spread throughout the roster. The combination of veteran defense, versatile pin play and a highly accomplished young setter makes the RedHawks a Loaded Roster worth watching.

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Divine Savior Holy Angels

Divine Savior Holy Angels has a loaded 2028 class, with four VBAdrenaline-profiled players bringing size, versatility and production across the roster. All four are already committed to Division I programs, making this a group with plenty of experience and firepower. Leading the way statistically is Harper Wendlick, a 5'11" OH/OPP committed to Xavier. Wendlick currently leads DSHA in kills with 307, averaging 3.4 kills per set, while also pacing the team with 47 aces. Her production gives the Saints a reliable offensive option while also putting pressure on opponents from the service line.Tegan Loechler gives DSHA another dynamic option, standing 6'3" as an OPP/S and heading to Louisville. Loechler currently leads the team with 459 assists while also posting the team's best hitting percentage at .312, showcasing the versatility she brings to both the setter and attacking roles. On the outside, Brooke Umbarger brings another 6'1" attacking option to the lineup. The 2028 OH/OPP is committed to Bowling Green and gives DSHA another strong presence at the net. Meanwhile, Marley Connor anchors the back row as a libero/DS committed to Radford. Connor currently leads the Saints with 4.0 digs per set and 362 total digs, providing consistency behind an offense loaded with options. With Wendlick producing at the pin, Loechler contributing as both a setter and attacker, Umbarger adding size and Connor controlling the back row, DSHA has four future Division I players contributing in very different ways. That's exactly what makes this 2028 group one to watch.

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Marymount High School

Marymount High School has a strong mix of proven production, size and championship experience, with four VBAdrenaline-profiled players covering the pins and back row across multiple classes. Leading the offense is Makenna Barnes, a 2027 6'2" OH/OPP committed to Northwestern. Barnes is currently putting up 4.2 kills per set with 242 total kills, making her the team's top offensive producer and giving Marymount a reliable point scorer on the pin. Avery Bennett, a 2028 outside hitter committed to George Washington, adds another future Division I piece to the offense. The younger classes bring plenty of experience as well. Sofia-Rose Husband, a 2029 6'0" OPP/OH, was part of the 2026 GJNC championship team and earned All-Tournament Team honors, after also receiving Honorable Mention at the 2025 GJNC. Husband has also earned Marymount MVP honors and All-Tournament Team recognition at the Redondo Union/Mira Costa Invitational. She also has a highlight reel featured on VBAdrenaline. Rounding out the group is 2030 libero/DS Alison Tam, who has already collected multiple national-level championship medals. Tam was part of the 2026 GJNC 15 Gold Medal team, the 2025 GJNC 14 Gold Medal team and the 2024 Windy City Qualifier 13 Gold Medal team, along with attending a UA Next Camp. Her highlight reel is also available on VBAdrenaline. With Barnes leading the offense, Bennett and Husband providing options on the pins and Tam being a young anchor in the back row, Marymount has talent spread throughout the lineup. The combination of Division I commits, national championship experience and emerging younger players makes this another roster worth watching.