Ashley Richardson, Clear Springs
Megan Hubbard, Friendswood
The Mustangs could be a threat in Region III. A big reason is Hubbard, District 22-5A’s Setter of the Year last season. Hubbard, a senior, totaled 1,150 assists to go with 308 digs, 70 kills and 37 aces last year, helping Friendswood to a 36-10 record and the regional quarterfinals. She was also selected to the Greater Houston Volleyball Coaches Association 5A postseason team.
Olivia Jones, Clear Creek
Olivia Jones, Clear Creek
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Jones had a standout freshman season last year when she compiled 242 kills, 143 digs and 57 blocks for the Wildcats. Jones’ athleticism and skill belie her 5-foot-8 frame, and she will be central to Clear Creek if it is to repeat as district champion.
Ashley Richardson, Clear Springs
Ashley Richardson, Clear Springs
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Clear Springs is hoping this is the season it makes that leap to a regional final after back-to-back trips to the Region III semis. If the Chargers do, Ashley Richardson will have a big say. The junior setter had 533 assists, 312 kills, 281 digs and 50 blocks last season to go with a kill percentage of .398. She was also selected to the Greater Houston Volleyball Coaches Association 6A postseason team.
Michelle Goodnight, Clear Falls
The Knights overcame a rough start to last season to make the playoffs for the 11th consecutive year. If they wish to make it a sweet dozen, Ms. Goodnight will be at the center of it. The senior setter/defensive specialist compiled 646 assists, 416 digs and 45 aces last year.
Maddie Dement, Pearland
Pearland is once again expected to be one of the top teams in Region III-6A volleyball this year. A key reason why is Dement. The sophomore libero totaled 374 digs, 87 assists and 26 aces in helping guide the Oilers to a 33-13 overall record. She was named a first team all-district selection.
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