2022 MaxPreps High School Volleyball All-America Team

Olivia Babcock, Sierra Canyon (Chatsworth, Calif.)
6-4 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Pitt


Julia Blyashov, Cathedral Catholic (San Diego)
6-3 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Stanford
Dominant force for the Dons, who went 42-0 and won the CIF Open Division title.

Izzy Busignani, Marian (Bloomfield Hills, Mich.)
6-1 | Sophomore (Class of 2025) | Uncommitted
A dynamic hitter, led the team with 531 kills, averaging more than four per set while hitting at 30 percent. Busignani added 403 digs, 49 aces and 45 blocks for the three-time Michigan Division 1 champion.

Chloe Chicoine, McCutcheon (Lafayette, Ind.)
5-10 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Purdue
The first recipient of the IHSVCA Indiana Miss Volleyball, pounded 549 kills this season, ending her storied career with 2,013. She hit at 47 percent for the 33-2 Mavericks, who fell short in their quest for back-to-back Indiana 4A titles.

Mele Corral-Blagojevich, Redondo Union (Redondo Beach, Calif.)
6-1 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Oklahoma
One of the fiercest hitters in the game, led the Sea Hawks to a 29-13 season in the gauntlet that is Southern California volleyball. She finished her Redondo career with more than 1,000 kills and 750 digs.

Brooklyn DeLeye, Washburn Rural (Topeka, Kan.)
6-2 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Kentucky
Ends her career with a Kansas 6A title as the Blues went 45-1 and finished No. 12 in the final MaxPreps Top 25. DeLeye had 457 kills, 324 digs as the Blues dropped five sets all season and swept through the Sunflower State postseason. She finished with 2,090 career kills, which is third-best all-time in Kansas.

Nayeli Gonzalez, Cornerstone Christian (San Antonio)
6-2 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Iowa State
Dropped 573 kills, hitting at a 37 percent clip for the No. 2 team in the MaxPreps Top 25, which finished the year 55-2 playing a national schedule. Cornerstone coach Mike Carter calls Gonzalez the most dominant hitter he's had in 33 years of coaching. She finishes with 1,535 kills for her career.



Avery Hobson, Hamilton Southeastern (Fishers, Ind.)
6-1 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Duquesne
The leading hitter on a team that won the Indiana 4A title in a field that included four teams in the MaxPreps Top 25. Hobson tallied 446 kills as HSE went 34-1 and finished No. 4 in the final national rankings. She tallied 934 career kills.

Lakin Laurendine, Jackson Academy (Jackson, Miss.)
6-2 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Auburn
Averaged 4.9 kills per set as the Raiders went 40-5 and finished No. 47 in the country, winning the MAIS Division I title. Laurendine pounded 623 kills this season, hitting at 47 percent. She ends her high school years with 1,132 kills and 904 digs.

Bianna Muoneke, Cypress Ranch (Houston)
6-0 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Texas A&M
Dropped a whopping 810 kills as her squad went 43-3 and was ranked in the MaxPreps Top 25 for much of the season. She also led the team in digs with 393 and was second with 511 serve receives.

Harper Murray, Skyline (Ann Arbor, Mich.)
6-0 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Nebraska
Michigan Miss Volleyball dropped 663 kills for the 39-8 Mustangs. She added 372 digs and 73 aces in 2022 and ends her four-year varsity career with 2,425 kills and 1,423 digs.

Brooke Rockwell, Fayetteville (Ark.)
6-0 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Stanford (beach volleyball)
She leaves high school as a three-time state champion as the Bulldogs went 36-2 this season to finish No. 5 in the final MaxPreps Top 25. She tallied 512 kills this season with 247 digs and ends with 1,245 kills and 731 digs in three varsity years.

Brookelyn Talmadge, Immaculate Heart Academy (Washington Township, N.J.)
6-0 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Bryant
Led the Blue Eagles on a redemption tour this season, winning the New Jersey Non-Public A title one season after ending the school's 13-year championship run. IHA finished 29-1 as Talmadge dropped 323 kills (5.0 per set).

Ashley Sturzoiu, Buford (Ga.)
6-0 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Mississippi State
Helped the Wolves to their third straight Georgia AAAAAAA title with a 38-5 mark and No. 10 finish in the MaxPreps Top 25. Sturzoiu pounded 487 kills while adding 302 digs as she hammered home the final kill to seal the crown for Buford.

Macaria Spears, Prestonwood Christian (Plano, Texas)
6-0 | Sophomore (Class of 2025) | Uncommitted
One of three non-senior hitters on the first team, Spears was brilliant with 544 kills for the TAPPS 6A champions. The Lions, who finished No. 7 in the MaxPreps Top 25, also got 225 digs, 65 blocks and 50 aces from their sophomore. She's the daughter of former Dallas Cowboy Marcus Spears and led Virginia's Flint Hill to a title in her freshman year.

Torrey Stafford, Marymount (Los Angeles)
6-2 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Pittsburgh
The Sailors couldn't repeat as CIF and MaxPreps champions but Stafford emerged as a dominant force and the team's No. 1 hitting option. She hammered 568 kills with 305 digs as Marymount went 30-11 in a loaded Southern California field and tough national schedule.



Cindy Tchouangwa, Tompkins (Katy, Texas)
6-0 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Rice
Ellie White, Mother McAuley (Chicago)
6-0 | Junior (Class of 2024) | Michigan
An electrifying hitter, White had 542 kills, 289 digs, 103 blocks and was the go-to option whenever McAuley needed a sideout.

Drew Wright, Mira Costa (Manhattan Beach, Calif.)
5-11 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Princeton
Hammered 407 kills for the only team to take a set off MaxPreps National Champion Cathedral Catholic. An all-around great player, she had 360 digs, 53 blocks and also set at time for Fuerbringer as the Mustangs went 38-5, reaching both the Southern Section Division I title game and the Southern California Open Division regional final.

Setters

Sade Ilawole, Sierra Canyon
6-1 | Junior (Class of 2024) | Uncommitted
Tossed up 1,197 assists, more than 10 per set, as Sierra Canyon the CIF Southern Section Division I title and were a Southern California Open Division semifinalist. Ilawole also added 45 aces, 39 kills and 259 digs for the No. 9 team in the final MaxPreps Top 25.

Kennedy Phelan, Fayetteville
5-8 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Florida State
Leaves the program as a three-time state champion with 977 assists this season as she helped Fayetteville to a 36-2 record, 6A title and No. 5 rank. For her career, Phelan averaged 9.9 assists per set and 3,972 total. She also had 217 kills this season.

Ava Sarafa, Marian
6-0 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Kentucky
Catalyst for Marian's three-peat as Michigan Division 1 champions, Sarafa is only the 16th player in prep history to eclipse the 5,000-assist mark. She had 1,359 assists (11.0 per set) as Marian went 49-1 and finished No. 3 in the final MaxPreps Top 25.

Lilly Wagner, Oconomowoc (Wis.)
6-0 | Junior (Class of 2024) | Maryland
The Raccoons went 39-2 and spent much of the season in the MaxPreps Top 25 thanks in part to Wagner's setting. She dished up 1,075 assists, more than 10 per set. She also added 247 digs, 114 kills and 40 aces.

Whitney Woodrow, Assumption (Louisville, Ky.)
6-1 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Fordham
Served up 1,395 assists for the Rockets, who lost their top hitter on the eve of the season. Undaunted, she helped six hitters pound more than 180 kills as Assumption went 34-8 against a tough national schedule.

Libero

Gigi Navarrete, Mother McAuley
5-6 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Northwestern
Had 613 digs, including 20 in the state final, and 396 serve receives as McAuley won its 16th state title.

Maya Evens, Cathedral Catholic
5-7 | Sophomore (Class of 2025) | Uncommitted
In the CIF Open Division finals, Evens had 16 digs, keeping seemingly unstoppable balls alive.

All-Around

Charlie Fuerbringer, Mira Costa
5-11 | Junior (Class of 2024) | Wisconsin
The top-rated setter in her class, the daughter of two college All-Americans is paving her own path now. She was the primary setter for the Mustangs, who finished 38-5 and No. 8 in the MaxPreps Top 25. She also had 119 kills, 24 blocks and 284 digs.

Taylor Pecht, Sequoyah (Canton, Ga.)
5-9 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Uncommitted
The three-time all-state setter ended her career with 4,657 assists, more than 11 per set. She had 1,200 assists, 286 digs and 52 kills this year as the Chiefs went 37-4 and reached the AAAAAA finals. In four years, she had 999 digs and 232 kills.

Bergen Reilly, O'Gorman (Sioux Falls, S.D.)
6-1 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Nebraska
Had 440 kills with 338 digs for O'Gorman, which went 26-6. But the highlight might have been being asked to leave the Knights to play with the USA Volleyball team in the Pan Am Final Six in September, likely the first time a prep player has been asked to compete with the Olympic-level team in nearly 20 years.



Mia Tuman, North Allegheny (Wexford, Pa.)
6-0 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Ohio State
Repeat winner of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Player of the Year after tossing up 841 assists and adding 171 kills with 70 aces and 287 digs. She led a North Allegheny team that went 22-1 and won a sixth straight PIAA title.

Charlotte Vinson, Yorktown (Ind.)
6-2 | Sophomore (Class of 2025) | Uncommitted
SECOND TEAM

Hitters

Kierstyn Barton, Corona del Sol (Tempe, Ariz.)
6-2 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Washington
Pounded 467 kills with 373 digs as the Aztecs finished No. 23 in the MaxPreps Top 25 after finishing 39-5 with an Arizona 6A title.

Sydney Breon, Highland Park (Dallas)
5-11 | Senior (Class of 2023) | UCLA
The Scots spent much of the season in the MaxPreps Top 25 due in part to Breon's 371 kills and 321 digs. Highland Park finished the season 42-3.

Brooke Bultema, Ursuline Academy (Cincinnati)
6-3 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Kentucky
The Lions went 25-3 with an Ohio Division I title, getting 376 kills and 107 blocks from Bultema. She ended her prep career with 1,037 kills.

Morgan Burke, Skutt Catholic (Omaha, Neb.)
6-0 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Michigan
The Skyhawks went 32-10 and grabbed their eighth consecutive Class B state title behind 505 kills from Burke. She added 430 digs and 66 aces, ending her prep career with 1,091 kills.

Noemie Glover, Cathedral Catholic
6-2 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Oregon
When Blyashov went down with an ankle injury in the postseason, Glover stepped up as the No. 1 hitting option. She had 12 kills in the CIF Open Division final, including several that sparked the Dons on set-grabbing rallies.

Jordyn Harvey, Bountiful (Utah)
6-0 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Stanford
The Redhawks went 29-2 behind 480 kills from Harvey. She posted double-digit kill totals in all but four matches this season, averaging 4.9 kills per set.

Sophie Harvey, Pope (Marietta, Ga.)
6-1 | Junior (Class of 2024) | Uncommitted
Helped the Greyhounds to the AAAAAA title with 536 kills, 328 digs and 39 aces. She passed the 1,000-kill career mark and has 739 digs as Pope finished No. 13 in the final MaxPreps Top 25.

Evan Hendrix, Notre Dame Prep (Scottsdale, Ariz.)
5-8 | Junior (Class of 2024) | TCU
With one more season before becoming a Horned Frog, Hendrix hammered 557 kills in 2022 for the 27-15 Saints, who fell in the Arizona 5A semifinals.

Samantha Hoppes, Byron Nelson (Trophy Club, Texas)
6-0 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Boston College
Lefty pounded 463 kills for the Bobcats, who went 38-6 in 2022. She ends her Byron Nelson career with 1,167 kills and is a two-time MaxPreps All-American.

Addison Hurst, Cleveland (Tenn.)
5-9 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Uncommitted
Older sister led the team to a state title, righting the ship after a rocky mid-season patch. She complemented younger sister Lauren with 601 kills and ended her Cleveland career with 1,084 kills.

Lauren Hurst, Cleveland
6-3 | Sophomore (Class of 2025) | Uncommitted
The younger sister of fellow All-American Lauren led the team in kills with 659 as the Blue Raiders went 49-5 with a Division I Class AAA state title. In two seasons, Lauren has 1,163 kills.

Caroline Jurevicius, Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin (Chardon, Ohio)
6-2 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Nebraska
Part of a stacked class headed to Lincoln, the daughter of former NFL player Joe Jurevicius hammered 445 kills for the 20-7 Lions. She ends her prep career with 1,184 kills.

Claire Little, Vista Murrieta (Murrieta, Calif.)
6-3 | Senior (Class of 2023) | BYU
Pounded 534 kills along with 276 digs and 58 blocks for the Mustangs, who went 23-11 and reached the CIF Division I Southern Regional finals.

Lauren Medeck, Papillion-LaVista South (Papillion, Neb.)
5-10 | Junior (Class of 2024) | South Dakota
Led the Titans with 461 kills as they repeated as Class A champions. She enters her final prep season with 1,147 kills.



Payton Petersen, Dike-New Hartford (Dike, Iowa)
6-0 | Junior (Class of 2024) | Louisville
Hard-hitting twin (her sister Jadyn is committed to Northern Iowa) hammered 515 kills with 298 digs, 51 blocks and 64 aces for the 45-3 Wolverines.

Mackenzie Plante, Dripping Springs (Texas)
6-1 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Tennessee
The MVP of the Class 6A state tournament had 528 kills, 469 digs, 51 blocks and 70 aces as the 43-13 Tigers won the 6A title with a sweep of Tompkins.

Jurnee Robinson, Mauldin (S.C.)
6-1 | Senior (Class of 2023) | LSU
The Mavericks went 32-7 with a 5A title behind 538 kills from the future Tiger. She had 324 digs and 51 aces as well. She finishes with 1,445 kills.

Tendai Titley, Tompkins
5-10 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Bradley
An all-tournament pick from the 6A postseason, she had 468 kills, 487 digs, 62 aces and 37 blocks as the Falcons went 42-5 and reached the 6A finals.

Setters

Cooper Abney, Pope
5-8 | Junior (Class of 2024) | Uncommitted
Tossed up 1,132 assists with 319 digs and added 78 kills as her squad went 45-5 with a Class AAAAAA state title and No. 13 national ranking.

Polly Cummings, Buford
5-10 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Uncommitted
The Wolves went 38-5 and grabbed the AAAAAAA title behind 1,004 assists and 117 digs from their setter. She fed four hitters with more than 160 kills, including fellow All-American Ashley Sturzoiu.

Morgan Howard, Colleyville Heritage (Colleyville, Texas)
5-11 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Louisiana-Monroe
The future Warhawk led the Panthers to a 43-7 mark and a Class 5A title with 1,449 assists, 329 digs and 122 kills.

Blakeley Robbins, Bayside Academy (Daphne, Ala.)
5-10 | Junior (Class of 2024) | Uncommitted
The captain of the Admirals 21st straight title dished up 1,479 assists and added 150 kills as Bayside went 48-14. She will look to add to her legacy and give Bayside a 32nd title in 2023.

Ella Swindle, Rock Bridge (Columbia, Mo.)
6-3 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Texas
Led the Bruins to a 26-6 mark with 841 assists, 230 digs and 171 kills. She heads to Austin with 3,054 assists, 842 digs and 544 kills.

Liberos

Laney Choboy, Leesville Road (Raleigh, N.C.)
5-3 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Nebraska
A six-rotation hitter in high school, she was dynamite as libero with reckless abandon for the US U18 team. She averaged 3.6 kills per set in 2022 with 4.3 digs. She had 2-6 kills and 244 digs in her senior year.

Lauren Heming, Marian
5-6 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Uncommitted
While Busginani and Sarafa shined in front of the crowds, Heming made Marian click with her defense and passing. She had 425 digs and 537 serve receptions for the 49-1 Mustangs on their journey to back-to-back Division 1 titles. She had 1,598 career digs.

All-Around

Taylor Anderson, Cornerstone Christian
6-0 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Purdue
Setter led the team with 845 assists and added 281 digs and 130 kills.

Hailey Brockway, Graham-Kapowsin (Graham, Wash.)
5-11 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Illinois State

Sydney Nolan, Notre Dame Academy (Park Hills, Ky.)
6-3 | Senior (Class of 2023) | North Carolina
State tournament MVP helped the Pandas to the winner-take-all crown in the Bluegrass State with 485 kills for the season. She had 1,160 career kills as NDA went 35-5 and finished No. 25 in the MaxPreps Top 25.

Jalyn Stout, Santa Fe (Alachua, Fla.)
5-10 | Senior (Class of 2023) | Coastal Carolina