New Player Profiles: Athletic Potential and Championship Experience

Hailey Lee | 2030 | S | SC Rockstar | PPV: 170

Hailey Lee is a rising setter in the Class of 2030 with SC Rockstar. Standing 5’7”, she brings solid athleticism to the position with a 110” approach touch and 104” block touch, allowing her to contribute beyond just running the offense. Lee has gained valuable national-level experience as a UA NEXT attendee and was part of a strong run at 2025 GJNC, finishing 3rd in the 13 Open division, showcasing her ability to compete against top-tier competition. She has also added select camps at TCU and UCSB, continuing to build exposure and develop her game. With a PPV of 170, Lee’s combination of experience, athleticism, and continued growth makes her a setter to watch in the 2030 class.

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Cadence Spilsbury-Fehr | 2028 | L | Club Cactus Juniors | PPV: 128

Cadence Spilsbury-Fehr is a standout libero in the Class of 2028 with Club Cactus Juniors. She has built an impressive résumé defined by defensive excellence and consistent impact on the court. Spilsbury-Fehr earned 2024 AZ 6A-South Freshman of the Year and First Team All-Region honors, followed by being named 2025 AZ 6A-South Defensive Player of the Year, solidifying her reputation as one of the top defensive players in her region. On the club side, she has contributed to multiple strong finishes, including 2024 Summer Soiree Champions, 2025 West Coast Cup Runner-Up, and 2026 Nike Boston JNQ 16-Open Bronze Bracket Champions, showing her ability to compete at a high level across major events. She has also added several select camps, including FGCU, FAU, Brown, and Florida, continuing to expand her exposure and development opportunities. With a PPV of 128, Spilsbury-Fehr’s defensive instincts, quickness, and proven production make her a libero to watch in the 2028 class.

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Kendall Dahlen | 2027 | L | Northern Lights |

Kendall Dahlen is a standout libero in the Class of 2027 with Northern Lights. A multi-sport athlete, she has earned 3x All-Conference honors in both volleyball and track, showcasing her overall athletic ability, competitiveness, and consistency across sports. Dahlen’s volleyball accomplishments include a 2025 All-State selection and a spot on the 2024 USAV All-Tournament Team, highlighting her impact in high-level competition and her reliability in the back row. She has also made her college decision, verbally committing to the University of Milwaukee, where she will continue her volleyball career at the next level. Dahlen’s defensive skill, athletic versatility, and proven production make her a libero to watch in the 2027 class.

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Amanda Mikuzis | 2026 | MB | Adversity | PPV: TBD

Amanda Mikuzis is a committed middle blocker in the Class of 2026 with Adversity Volleyball. Standing 6’2”, she brings strong size and front-row presence to the net, giving her the ability to impact both blocking and attacking at a high level. Mikuzis has made her college decision, verbally committing to Loyola Marymount University (LMU), where she will continue her volleyball career at the next level. Her commitment reflects her development, consistency, and potential as a front-row contributor. With her size, continued growth, and collegiate pathway secured, Mikuzis stands out as a middle blocker to watch in the 2026 class.

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Tamara Gonzalez Romero | 2028 | OH/OPP/DS | ATHENA VB | PPV: 139

Tamara Gonzalez Romero is a versatile outside hitter/opposite/defensive specialist in the Class of 2028 with ATHENA Volleyball. Standing 6’0”, she brings a strong physical profile to the court with a 118” approach touch and 115” block touch, giving her impact potential at the net in both attacking and blocking phases. Gonzalez Romero continues to build exposure through multiple select camp opportunities, including programs such as Wyoming and Nevada, along with additional collegiate experiences that further her development and visibility. Her ability to play multiple roles on the court, combined with size and athletic tools, makes her a flexible and valuable piece for ATHENA VB. With a PPV of 139, she continues to establish herself as a player to watch in the 2028 class as she gains experience and refines her all-around game.

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Maris Marko | 2028 | OH/L/DS | OTVA | PPV: 119

Maris Marko is a versatile outside hitter and defensive specialist/libero in the Class of 2028 with OTVA. Standing 6’0”, she brings a strong physical presence along with defensive versatility, recording a 119” approach touch and 112” block touch, giving her the ability to contribute both in the front and back row. Marko continues to gain valuable exposure through a strong list of select camp opportunities, including programs such as Purdue, Oklahoma, and Virginia, along with additional college camps that further expand her development and recruiting visibility.With her combination of size, positional flexibility, and growing experience against high-level competition, Marko stands out as a valuable two-way player. She holds a PPV of 119, continuing to establish herself as a player to watch in the 2028 class as she develops her all-around game.

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Moseka Downey | 2031 | OH/MB | Idaho Crush | PPV: 100 (Temporary)

Moseka Downey is an emerging outside hitter/middle blocker in the Class of 2031 with Idaho Crush. Standing 5’9”, she shows early versatility with the ability to contribute in multiple front-row roles as she continues to develop her overall game. Downey has been placed on the 2031 Watch List, with a temporary PPV of 100 as she continues her development stage and works toward a more complete evaluation as she progresses toward higher-level play.As part of an early development group, she is identified as a long-term prospect to track, with physical growth, skill refinement, and experience expected to shape her trajectory in the coming years.

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Brylee Bain | 2029 | OH/DS | Rhythm Volleyball Academy | PPV: 119

Brylee Bain is a promising OH/DS in the Class of 2029 with Rhythm Volleyball Academy. Standing 5’10”, she brings emerging athletic tools to the court with a 110” approach touch and 107” block touch, allowing her to contribute in multiple phases of the game as she develops.Bain made an immediate impact at the high school level, helping lead her team to a TSSAA State Championship while earning a spot as a varsity starter for Eagleville High as a freshman. She also ranked as the #7 freshman in Tennessee for kills, highlighting her offensive production early in her high school career. With her combination of size, early varsity experience, and proven production, Bain continues to trend upward as a two-way player to watch in the 2029 class, holding a PPV of 119 as she develops her all-around game.