The Recruiting Radar: Class of 2028 Prospects Still on the Board

With the class of 2028 continuing to explore their collegiate options, several talented prospects remain uncommitted and ready to make their mark at the next level. From national champions to standout defenders and high-level attackers, these athletes bring a variety of skills, experience, and potential to the recruiting landscape as they search for the right college fit.

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Jordyn Blair: Silver level MB- Munciana (IN)

At 6’4, Jordyn Blair brings an exciting combination of size, development and experience to the class of 2028 recruiting landscape. The middle blocker has continued to invest in her game through work with multiple technical and strength trainers, building a foundation for continued growth at the next level. Blair has also gained valuable exposure through camps at UCLA, North Carolina and Miami in the summer of 2026, following previous stops in the summer of 2025 at Florida and Penn State. Her multiple years with the USAV National Team Development Program further add to her experience against high-level competition. With Westfield High School coming off back-to-back sectional championships, Blair has an opportunity to keep building her résumé as she explores the next step in her volleyball career.

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Raegan Marshman: Elite Red level MB- A5 (GA)

Raegan Marshman has built an impressive résumé as a middle blocker in the class of 2028, highlighted by her 2026 USAV 16 USA National Championship win. At Pope High School, she has continued to make an impact, reaching 100 career blocks and earning First Team All-Region honors while helping establish a winning culture that includes a state championship during her freshman season in 2024. Marshman has also explored opportunities at the collegiate level through camps at Florida, Wake Forest, Georgia Tech and Indiana. Those experiences have allowed her to gain exposure to different college programs while continuing to develop her game against strong competition. With championship experience and a growing list of high school accomplishments, Marshman is a prospect to watch as she works toward finding the right college fit.

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Anabelle Cummings: Elite Red level libero/DS- AZ Revolution (AZ)

Anabelle Cummings is building a strong foundation as a class of 2028 libero/DS, combining high-level training experience with consistent exposure to college programs. Her summer 2026 camp schedule included Utah, Kansas, Tennessee and Missouri, following previous camps at Texas A&M, Arizona State and UCLA. Cummings was also selected for UA NEXT Camp in 2026, adding another opportunity to compete and develop alongside talented athletes. Her participation in the USAV National Team Development Program in both 2025 and 2026 further highlights her experience in advanced training environments. As a varsity player at Sandra Day O’Connor High School, Cummings will look to continue strengthening her defensive game as she explores potential opportunities at the collegiate level.

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Camble Booth: Elite Red level OPP/RS- Colorado Juniors (CO)

Camble Booth has already established herself as a championship-level competitor, earning two state titles with Valor Christian High School while developing as an OPP/RS with Colorado Juniors. Her experience includes seven selections to the USAV National Team Development Program, highlighting the high-level training and competition she has pursued throughout her development. Booth has also attended college camps at Tennessee and Nebraska, gaining exposure to different collegiate programs as she considers her future options. A season-ending knee injury in March presented an unexpected challenge, but she has worked diligently through her recovery with the goal of returning to competition. With her championship background and extensive development experience, Booth will look to build on her previous success as she pursues opportunities at the next level.

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Makenzie Turosik: Red level libero/DS- Moco Mavs (TX)

Makenzie Turosik is continuing to build her profile as a class of 2028 libero/DS, pairing championship experience with opportunities to develop in front of collegiate coaches. She helped Providence Classical School capture back-to-back state championships in 2024 and 2025 and took home gold at the 2024 USAV Girls Junior National Championships. Turosik recently earned an invitation to the USAV National Team Development Program Indoor Accelerator in Austin, Texas, providing another opportunity to refine her skills in a high-level training environment. Her summer 2026 college camps included Samford, East Texas A&M and Texas State, while her participation in Houston Skyline college camps in both 2025 and 2026 has given her repeated exposure to college coaches. With a growing résumé and continued investment in her defensive development, Turosik is positioning herself to pursue opportunities with programs looking for a committed, championship-tested back-row player.

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Kaleia Zeits: Red level libero/DS- Supernova Volleyball Club (CA)

Kaleia Zeits is an exciting defensive prospect whose strong court awareness and mature approach to the game could translate well to the collegiate level. The Supernova Volleyball Club libero/DS helped her team earn a third-place finish at the 2025 USAV Girls Junior National Championships and returned to Nationals following her most recent club season. Zeits has also attended UA NEXT Camp in both 2025 and 2026, gaining valuable opportunities to compete and develop alongside other high-level athletes. Her high volleyball IQ and ability to read the game give her important tools as she continues to refine her defensive skills and serve-receive consistency. As she enters another high school season with Glendora High School, Zeits will look to build on her national-level experience while exploring potential opportunities with college programs.

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Che Tachibana: Red level setter- Spike and Serve (HI)

Che Tachibana has developed an impressive résumé as a setter, combining national championship experience with exposure to a wide range of collegiate programs. The Spike and Serve standout is a two-time national champion and has participated in the USAV National Team Development Program, adding valuable experience in high-level training environments. Tachibana has also attended UA NEXT Camp, further expanding her opportunities to compete alongside top talent. Her college camp experience spans Oregon, Washington, UCLA, Hawaii, BYU, Arizona and Nevada, giving her exposure to programs across several conferences and regions. As she continues her career at Punahou School in Hawaii, Tachibana’s experience, court leadership, and continued development make her a setter to watch as she considers her future at the collegiate level.

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Ella Mossbacher: Elite Orange level OH- OTVA (FL)

At 6-foot-1, Ella Mossbacher brings an appealing combination of size, offensive production, and championship experience to the class of 2028 recruiting landscape. The OTVA OH earned AAU All-American honors and helped her team capture an AAU National Championship in 2024, adding to a résumé that continues to grow at the high school level. In 2025, Mossbacher led Plant High School in scoring and helped the program finish as the Florida Class 7A state runner-up. She has also explored a wide range of collegiate opportunities, attending camps at UNC, NC State, Virginia, Georgia, Duke, Oklahoma, Pepperdine, Missouri, Harvard, Yale, William & Mary and Boston College. With experience competing for championships and exposure to programs across the country, Mossbacher has a strong foundation to build on as she pursues the right fit for her future in college volleyball.

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Isabella Linden: Elite Orange level libero/DS- OTVA (FL)

Isabella Linden is building a strong recruiting profile as a class of 2028 libero/DS, combining national-level experience with extensive exposure to collegiate programs. The OTVA standout helped her team finish fifth at AAU Nationals in both 2024 and 2025, demonstrating consistency on a competitive national stage. Linden was also selected for UA High School NextGen in 2026 and attended UA NEXT Camp, adding to her experience in elite development environments. Her college camp résumé spans Auburn, Vanderbilt, Miami, Duke, Emory, Columbia, Harvard, Iowa, Kansas State, Utah, West Virginia, Georgetown, Virginia, Clemson and Brown, giving her opportunities to learn from coaches across a wide range of programs. With back-to-back top-five national finishes and a commitment to pursuing high-level training, Linden is a prospect to watch as she explores where her defensive skills could fit at the collegiate level.

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Morgan Choi: Elite Orange level libero/DS- Adversity (IL)

Morgan Choi is building an impressive profile as a libero/DS, with extensive collegiate camp experience and a skill set centered on reading the game. The Adversity standout has attended summer 2026 camps at Rutgers, Duke, Michigan, Indiana and Minnesota, adding to previous experiences at Louisville, Michigan State, Florida, Tulane, South Carolina, Arizona, Illinois State, Missouri, UNC, UCLA, Vanderbilt, SMU and Northwestern. Choi was also selected for UA NEXT Camp in 2026, providing another opportunity to compete alongside talented athletes and develop her defensive game. Her recent invitation to the USAV National Team Development Program Indoor Accelerator in Chicago further adds to her experience in high-level training environments. With her ability to track the ball and anticipate plays, Choi has a strong foundation to continue developing as she explores potential opportunities with college programs seeking a reliable presence in the back row.