New Profile's: Meet 11 Of Our Newest Rising Prospects

Chloe Canetto | MB | Committed to: Florida State

At 6’4” with a left-handed swing, 2028 middle blocker Chloe Canetto brings an intriguing combination of size and versatility to the court. Playing for Metro Travel and Northern High School, Canetto has already made her mark at the varsity level, earning All-Conference honors as a freshman. Her height gives her a natural presence at the net, where she can challenge opposing hitters and create opportunities offensively. As she continues to develop her timing, footwork and attacking game, Canetto has the potential to become an even more impactful front-row presence. Canetto has her next chapter lined up with Florida State, where she’ll bring her size, left-handed attacking ability and developing game to the Seminoles’ program. With two years of high school volleyball still ahead of her, she’ll have plenty of opportunities to keep building on the foundation she has already established.

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Charlie Dahlen | Lib/DS | 2032

Charlie Dahlen is already gaining valuable varsity experience well ahead of most players in her class. The 2032 libero/defensive specialist is playing varsity as a seventh grader at Jordan High School in Minnesota’s AAA division, an opportunity that gives her an early introduction to high-level competition. Standing at 5’7”, Dahlen also competes with Northern Lights’ 13U team, continuing to develop her defensive game against strong club competition. Balancing varsity volleyball with club play at such a young age gives her an opportunity to build experience, sharpen her skills and continue growing as a backcourt presence. With several years of development still ahead, Dahlen is an underclassman to keep on the radar as she continues her volleyball journey. Getting varsity experience in seventh grade makes her an exciting name to follow in the 2032 class.

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Roman Nixon | S/DS | 2030

Roman Nixon is a 2030 setter/defensive specialist to keep on the radar as she continues developing her game. Standing at 5’5”, Nixon competes for Pinnacle High School and LiveWire Volleyball, gaining experience in both the high school and club environments. Nixon has been placed on the VBAdrenaline Watch List as we look to learn more about her playing style, strengths and overall impact on the court. With more information and continued evaluation, we hope to build a clearer picture of her potential at the next level. As she progresses through her high school and club career, Nixon will have opportunities to showcase her versatility as a setter and defensive specialist and continue building her profile in the 2030 class.

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Addison Wilson | Lib/DS | 2028

Addison Wilson has established herself as a defensive standout in the 2028 class, putting together an impressive high school season with Lutheran South Academy and continuing to build her game through top-level club competition with TAV Houston. The libero/defensive specialist finished the 2025-26 school season with 884 digs at an average of 7.8 per set, ranking eighth nationally according to MaxPreps. She also recorded 67 aces while serving at a 93.3% success rate, showing her ability to contribute beyond the backcourt. Wilson’s defensive production earned her plenty of recognition. She was named TAPPS 5A District 5 Defensive Player of the Year and earned First Team All-District honors, TAPPS 5A All-State Honorable Mention recognition and a spot on the All-Tournament Team in Galveston. She was also nominated for Houston Chronicle Athlete of the Week. At the club level, Wilson earned Houston Skyline 16 Black’s Defensive Player of the Year award and ranked third on the team in digs. Her volleyball journey has included competing at USA Nationals in the 15U American Division, where Houston Stellar Elite finished 17th with a 7-3 record, along with earning the club’s Hustle & Effort Award. Wilson has also attended camps at Texas State, Southern Miss and Houston Christian. With her high-volume digging production, defensive awards and experience across high school and club volleyball, Wilson has built a strong résumé as she continues her development in the 2028 class.

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Collins Lantz | Lib/DS | 2030

Collins Lantz is a young defensive prospect in the 2030 class who already has an impressive collection of national-level club accomplishments. The 5’6” libero/defensive specialist competes for Legacy Volleyball and Plymouth High School, continuing to build her experience across both club and high school volleyball. Lantz has been part of championship-winning teams at multiple major tournaments, earning the title of 2026 USAV 14 Open National Champion and 2026 AAU 14 Open National Champion. She also helped capture the 2025 AAU 13 Open National Championship, giving her three national titles across consecutive seasons. With that kind of championship experience early in her volleyball journey, Lantz has already been exposed to high-level competition and the demands of performing on a big stage. As she continues to develop her defensive skills and gain experience, she’ll be a name to follow in the 2030 class.

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Hailey Page | Lib/DS | 2030

Hailey Page is establishing herself as a high-level defensive prospect in the 2030 class, combining strong court awareness with an impressive résumé of competitive success. The 5’6” libero/defensive specialist plays for Paramount Volleyball Club and St. John’s College High School and has already proven she can make an impact against high-level competition. What stands out about Page’s game is her defensive efficiency and ability to read the play. She consistently puts herself in the right position to make plays, anticipating attacks and turning difficult defensive situations into controlled touches. In serve receive, she stays balanced and maintains good spacing, allowing her to handle serves efficiently and give her team a reliable first contact. Her ability to read hitters and stay composed in the backcourt makes her a valuable presence defensively. She was part of a USA Volleyball National Championship team in the American Division, earned MaxPreps Player of the Match honors three times in 2026 and finished as the leading dig producer in the DC and Maryland area. She also earned All-Star recognition at the University of Florida’s camp and has attended camp at Pitt as well. With her defensive instincts, efficient serve receive and growing list of accomplishments, Page is a name to know in the 2030 class as she continues developing her game.

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Sienna Cicero | Lib/DS/OH | 2029

Sienna Cicero is an exciting high-level prospect in the 2029 class, bringing positional versatility and experience against top competition playing at SC Rockstar and Mater Dei High School. At 5’7”, Cicero can contribute as a libero, defensive specialist or outside hitter, giving her multiple ways to impact a match. Cicero has already earned recognition on the national stage, making the 2025 15 National All-Tournament Team and the 2025 Durango Classic All-Tournament Team. Her experience competing at a high level has helped build a strong foundation as she continues to develop across multiple positions. She has also gained valuable exposure to the college game through camps at programs including Texas, UCLA and USC, along with several other high-level opportunities. With her versatility, tournament experience and continued development, Cicero is a 2029 prospect we're especially excited to follow as she works toward the next stage of her volleyball career.

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Amelia Lytle | OH/OPP | 2029

Amelia Lytle is an exciting 2029 outside hitter/opposite developing her game with Oklahoma Peak and Oklahoma Christian Academy. At 6’0”, Lytle combines size, attacking ability and a commitment to athletic development that has helped her take a significant step forward on the court. During the 2026 varsity season, Lytle led Oklahoma Christian Academy in attacking production, recording approximately 250 kills and more than doubling her previous season’s total. Her progress earned her a spot on the 2026 AVCA Phenom Watch List, and she was selected for Oklahoma Peak’s top 16U team, the 16-1 Elite squad, for the 2026-27 club season. Lytle’s athletic profile adds another dimension to her potential, with a 116-inch approach touch and a 112-inch block touch. She also dedicates herself to year-round strength and volleyball training, continuing to build the physical tools needed to compete at a high level. Beyond the court, she maintains a 4.0 GPA and has earned recognition on the President’s Honor Roll and in the National Honor Society. With her recent offensive growth, selection to Oklahoma Peak’s top 16U team and recognition from the AVCA, Lytle is a 2029 prospect to keep an eye on as she continues building momentum.

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Abby McCrory | OH/DS | 2029

Abby McCrory is continuing to build her résumé as a versatile 2029 prospect with REV Volleyball Academy. The 5’7” outside hitter/defensive specialist has already gained valuable experience on the national stage, earning recognition for her performances across multiple club seasons. McCrory was named to the 2026 AVCA Phenom Watch List and the 2026 GJNC 15 American All-Tournament Team, adding to her earlier selection to the 2025 JVA Girls Watchlist. She also has national championship experience, helping capture the title at the 2024 GJNC in the 13 National division. Her athletic profile includes a 113-inch approach touch and a 108-inch block touch, giving her a foundation to continue developing as both an attacker and defender. McCrory has also attended collegiate camps at Alabama, Appalachian State and Wright State, gaining exposure to different training environments as she works to elevate her game. With national championship experience, recent tournament honors and continued development at REV Volleyball Academy, McCrory is a 2029 player to keep on the radar.

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Kendall Farnsworth | OPP/OH | 2028

Kendall Farnsworth has established herself as a productive attacker in New Hampshire, bringing three years of varsity experience to Summit Six and Londonderry High School. The 5’10” opposite/outside hitter has already made a name for herself through her offensive production and ability to make an impact from the service line. Farnsworth’s performance has earned her recognition on the AVCA Phenom Watch List, while her high school numbers further highlight her impact. She ranks among the top five Division I players in New Hampshire in kills and finished No. 2 in the state in aces in 2025. Her ability to contribute as both an attacker and server gives her multiple ways to influence a match. Farnsworth has also attended camp at Bryant University, gaining experience in a collegiate training environment as she continues to develop her game. With three years of varsity experience already behind her and a track record of strong offensive production, she is a 2028 prospect to watch as she moves toward her final high school seasons.

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Avira Gnanamani | OH/DS | 2031

Avira Gnanamani is a young prospect to keep on the radar in the 2031 class. The 5’4” outside hitter/defensive specialist competes with Vision Volleyball and has already gained valuable experience competing at the national level at a young age. Gnanamani helped her team finish fifth at U-11 Nationals before returning to the national stage at U-12 Nationals, where her team placed ninth. Those experiences have given her an early opportunity to compete against strong teams and continue developing her skills in a national tournament environment. Gnanamani has been placed on the VBAdrenaline Watchlist as we continue to follow her development. With several years of growth ahead of her, her national tournament experience gives her a foundation to build on as she progresses through the youth volleyball ranks.