Get To Know The Top 17s Club Volleyball Teams In The Country
Get To Know The Top 17s Club Volleyball Teams In The Country
Get to know some of the teams featured in the first Flo50 ranking of the top 17s girls' club volleyball teams in the country.
FloVolleyball is excited to announce our new series of premium club volleyball rankings. The Flo50 will rank the top teams in age divisions from 18s to 14s, with a new ranking releasing each week.
This week, we release our first 17s list.
Get to know some of the top teams that will be competing in 17s this winter and spring.
A5 17 Ping is fresh off a campaign that saw it win 16 Open titles at the USA Volleyball and AAU national championships in 2016. Six-foot-6 Middle Alexis Ratliff returns this season after missing her 16s year due to a knee injury, but A5 will be without Ashley Cruise, a 6-1 opposite, who moved to Charlotte, North Carolina in the offseason.
Cruise joined the Carolina Juniors club, and she’ll pair with North Carolina Gatorade State Volleyball Player of the Year Taylor Rowland, a 6-2 outside hitter and Auburn commit, to give the 17 Brian squad a formidable roster.
Arizona’s East Valley Juniors claimed the runner-up spot at 16 Open USAV Girls’ Junior National Championships last year and will once again feature 5-11 outside Darian Clark (a Cal commit) and 6-3 middle Lexi Johnson (an Indiana commit).
Tstreet 17 Naseri was a 16 Open GJNC semifinalist last year and will be led back to prominence once again by a trio of Division I commits: 6-4 middle Karson Bacon (Oregon), 6-5 setter/opposite Courtney Buzzerio (Indiana), and 6-2 outside Katie Lukes (San Diego).
Minnesota-bound outside Adanna Clark will be scoring plenty of points for a high-powered TAV 17 Black crew that advanced all the way to the 16 Open USAV semifinals last year.
The ASICS Colorado Crossroads Qualifier kicks off bid-hunting season, March 10-12, in Denver, and the Northern Lights Qualifier wraps things up in Minneapolis, April 28-30. The USAV National Championships are June 30-July 3 in Minneapolis. The AAU National Championships are held in Orlando June 19-22.
This week, we release our first 17s list.
Click here to see the latest 17s division top 50 ranking.
Get to know some of the top teams that will be competing in 17s this winter and spring.
A5 17 Ping is fresh off a campaign that saw it win 16 Open titles at the USA Volleyball and AAU national championships in 2016. Six-foot-6 Middle Alexis Ratliff returns this season after missing her 16s year due to a knee injury, but A5 will be without Ashley Cruise, a 6-1 opposite, who moved to Charlotte, North Carolina in the offseason.
Cruise joined the Carolina Juniors club, and she’ll pair with North Carolina Gatorade State Volleyball Player of the Year Taylor Rowland, a 6-2 outside hitter and Auburn commit, to give the 17 Brian squad a formidable roster.
Arizona’s East Valley Juniors claimed the runner-up spot at 16 Open USAV Girls’ Junior National Championships last year and will once again feature 5-11 outside Darian Clark (a Cal commit) and 6-3 middle Lexi Johnson (an Indiana commit).
Tstreet 17 Naseri was a 16 Open GJNC semifinalist last year and will be led back to prominence once again by a trio of Division I commits: 6-4 middle Karson Bacon (Oregon), 6-5 setter/opposite Courtney Buzzerio (Indiana), and 6-2 outside Katie Lukes (San Diego).
Minnesota-bound outside Adanna Clark will be scoring plenty of points for a high-powered TAV 17 Black crew that advanced all the way to the 16 Open USAV semifinals last year.
The ASICS Colorado Crossroads Qualifier kicks off bid-hunting season, March 10-12, in Denver, and the Northern Lights Qualifier wraps things up in Minneapolis, April 28-30. The USAV National Championships are June 30-July 3 in Minneapolis. The AAU National Championships are held in Orlando June 19-22.