Weekly Risers: Summer Standouts Making Moves

Emilie Mark | 2029 | OH/OPP | Alliance Volleyball | PPV: 89.2

Mark continues to build momentum after an impressive finish to the club season, earning All-Tournament Team honors while helping Alliance place 5th in the 15 National Division at the USAV National Championships. Her performance against strong national competition reinforced her standing as one of the rising pin hitters in the class.She has also expanded her college exposure by adding select camps at USC, Texas A&M, and Vanderbilt, continuing to draw attention from high-level programs. The combination of national-level production and continued development this summer makes Mark a deserving riser this week.

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Stella Warren | 2029 | OH/DS | Mississippi Velocity Volleyball Club | PPV: 81.4

Warren put together a highly consistent club season, helping Mississippi Velocity earn gold bracket finishes in every tournament while securing a Freedom Bid and competing at the USAV Junior National Championships. Along the way, her team captured titles at Port City Volley Jolly and Foley Volleyfest while recording strong finishes at qualifiers including MEQ, Big South, and Music City. Her summer has been just as productive, with camp invitations from programs including Palm Beach Atlantic, Auburn, Florida, UAB, Mississippi Christian, and South Alabama. Warren has already attended UAB and Samford Team Camp, with additional stops at Auburn and Mississippi Christian still ahead. A productive club season paired with continued college exposure earns Warren a spot among this week's risers.

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Sofia-Rose "SR" Husband | 2029 | OPP/OH | Sunshine VBC | PPV: 85.2

Husband is coming off a standout club season after helping Sunshine VBC capture the 2026 GJNC Championship while earning All-Tournament Team honors. Her performance on one of the biggest stages of the season showcased her ability to compete against top national competition. She has also expanded her summer schedule with select camps at Notre Dame, South Carolina, Pepperdine, and California, continuing to gain valuable experience in front of college coaching staffs. A national championship season and increased collegiate exposure make Husband a well-deserved riser this week.

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Morgan Stringer | 2028 | OH/OPP | OTVA | PPV: 85.7

Stringer earns a spot among this week’s risers after announcing her verbal commitment to the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. The OTVA pin hitter has continued to build momentum through the recruiting process and now has her next chapter officially in place. With her combination of size, attacking ability, and versatility on the pin, Stringer projects as a strong addition for the Mocs. Her commitment is a significant step forward and a well-earned milestone in her recruiting journey.

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Ellyson Fogle | 2028 | OH/OPP | Tennessee Performance Volleyball | PPV: 83.6

Fogle continues to make a name for herself after earning 2026 USAV All-American honors, recognizing her outstanding play against some of the top competition in the country. Performing at that level on the national stage is a significant accomplishment and reflects the consistency she brought throughout the tournament. As a pin hitter for Tennessee Performance Volleyball, Fogle has continued to showcase the ability to contribute from multiple attacking positions while competing in high-level matches. Her national recognition, combined with a strong summer of competition, earns her a well-deserved spot among this week's risers.

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Clara Wright | 2029 | MB | Colorado Juniors | PPV: 87.0

Wright continues to trend upward following a summer highlighted by a 2026 USAV National Championship in the 15 National Division with Colorado Juniors. Winning a national title is an impressive accomplishment, and her role on a championship team further reinforces her status as one of the rising middle blockers in the 2029 class. She has also expanded her collegiate exposure by adding select camps at Ohio State and the University of San Diego. Along with her continued development, Wright improved her approach touch from 117" to 118", another positive indicator of her athletic progression. A national championship, increased explosiveness, and continued college interest make Wright a deserving riser this week.

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Brynne Harwood | 2029 | OPP/S | Club One AZ | PPV: 83.9

Harwood has continued to put together an impressive summer, earning selection to the 2026 U19 All-Star Team while also being named her club's Most Valuable Player and earning All-Tournament Team honors. She will continue competing at a high level this July as she plays up an age group in the Arizona High Performance U19 All-Star Tournament. She has also expanded her college exposure with select camps at Washington State, UC Santa Barbara, San Diego State, and Pepperdine. Adding to her development, Harwood has grown from 5'11" to 6'0", giving her an even stronger physical profile. Between her recent accolades, continued growth, and high-level summer schedule, Harwood is a deserving addition to this week's risers.

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Emmalyne Glasser | 2030 | OPP/OH | Livewire Volleyball Club | PPV: 82.1

Glasser continues to build an impressive résumé at a young age with consistent success across multiple high-level events. Her club captured the 2025 Red Rock Rave Liberty Championship, finished third in the Liberty Division at the 2025 USAV Girls Junior National Championships, and followed that with runner-up finishes at both the Northern Lights Qualifier (Liberty) and Pacific Northwest Qualifier (USA) in 2026. She has also earned invitations to the 2025 and 2026 Triple Crown Summer NIT, adding another notable achievement to her growing list. As a versatile pin player capable of contributing at both outside hitter and opposite, Glasser continues to establish herself as a promising prospect in the 2030 class.

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Paityn Lauck | 2028 | MB/OH | Pineapple High Performance

Lauck earns a spot among this week's risers after announcing her commitment to Ball State University. The versatile front-row athlete has continued to make an impact as both a middle blocker and outside hitter, giving her the ability to contribute in multiple roles on the court. Her combination of athleticism, versatility, and physical presence made her a strong fit for the Cardinals’ program. Lauck’s commitment marks an exciting next step as she continues her journey toward the collegiate level.

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Ariana Parks-Howard | 2027 | OH/DS | Gainesville Juniors

Parks-Howard made a strong impression at USAV, showcasing the athleticism and versatility that make her an intriguing prospect in the 2027 class. A tall, long pin player, she brings a physical presence while also showing the ability to contribute in the back row as an OH/DS. Her combination of length, movement, and all-around skill set stood out against strong national competition. Parks-Howard is a player who continues to draw attention with her ability to impact the game in multiple phases.

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Leah Miles | 2030 | Lib/DS | PPV: 80.0

Miles has been putting in the work this summer, continuing to develop her game through consistent training ahead of a busy camp schedule. She is preparing for USC camp this week, giving her another opportunity to compete, learn, and gain valuable experience in a high-level environment. As a young defensive specialist, Miles continues to build her foundation as she works toward the next stage of her development. Her dedication and commitment to improvement make her a player to continue tracking in the 2030 class.

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Olena Harasymowycz | 2030 | Lib/DS | PCVC | PPV: 88.7

Harasymowycz continues to make a strong impression after putting together some standout moments at GJNC. Her work this season has translated into noticeable growth, particularly with her defensive reading skills and ability to anticipate plays before they develop. The libero/DS has continued to show the value of consistent training and preparation, becoming a more confident and impactful presence in the back row. With her defensive instincts, improved reads, and strong summer of competition, Harasymowycz is a deserving riser in the 2030 class.

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Sophia Morris | 2029 | S/DS | Dynasty | PPV: 86.6

Morris has shown significant progress this summer, with recent film highlighting improvements in both her speed and connection with her hitters. Her ability to create a more efficient offense while continuing to develop as a setter has been a noticeable part of her growth. Beyond her technical improvements, Morris also brings the qualities of a strong leader on the court. Her continued development and ability to impact the game in multiple ways make her a player trending upward in the 2029 class.

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Avery Moody | 2031 | OH/Lib | AZ Storm | PPV: 80.0

Moody made a strong impression at GJNC, competing with the confidence and skill level of a much older player. She showed the ability to impact the game in multiple areas, bringing value as both a pin attacker and defensive presence.Her ability to play above her age group stood out, especially against high-level national competition. Moody’s all-around skill set and continued development make her an exciting young prospect to follow in the 2031 class.