Girls club volleyball Dream Team: Moser, Haury, Reeder, Redd, Spencer, Young, Hoecke, Hopkins

Every Wednesday during the club season, VolleyballMag.com will recognize a Dream Team of eight girls volleyball players (15s to 18s age groups) who were standouts the weekend before.

Players are selected EXCLUSIVELY from nominations. To nominate, coaches will need to get on our bulk email list (info at bottom).

The team, most weeks, consists of the following:

Setter or S/RS
Setter, S/RS or RS
OH
OH
MB
MB
Libero
DS

We include our eight-player Dream Team below, as well as others we considered, based exclusively upon nominations received. This week, our team includes two setters, because no defensive specialists were nominated.

Note to coaches and directors: while there is no science to how we choose members of our Dream Team, performing on bigger stages will give players an edge, as will nomination forms that describe with specificity how well a player performed the previous weekend.

VolleyballMag DREAM TEAM for March 27:

S: McKinley Moser, 5-9 Fr., VC Nebraska 15 Elite (NE) – Moser led VCN to third place in 15 Open at MEQ, the first time in club history that a team has qualified in Open for Junior Nationals. Over 18 sets, Moser compiled 174 assists and helped her team hit .207 for the weekend. She added 30 kills of her own on .718 hitting, 56 digs and 13 aces. “She iss our leader and what makes our team go,” said coach Blake Rawlins.

S: Alexis Haury, 5-10 Sr., NPJ 18 Forefront (OR) – For the second straight year, NPJ ran through the 18 Open division at PNQ undefeated. For the second straight year, Haury was the setter. The Washington signee set a team that averaged almost 15 kills per set in Spokane, a truly dominating performance. “She always stands out and makes her teammates better,” said coach Adam Ellis.

RS: Hayden Reeder, 6-0 Soph., MN Select 16-1 (MN) – Reeder had been playing an OH/DS role for Select until the Northern Lights qualifier, where she took over as a six-rotation right side. She finished third on the team in kills and digs for the weekend, helping her team qualify in Open for Junior Nationals. “She is a gamer and brings the drive and intensity that helps create our winning culture,” said coach Drew Rongere.

OH: Jayda Redd, 5-9 Sr., Top Select 18 Elite (FL) – Redd helped Top Select qualify in 18 Open at Music City. She’s a consistently good passer, was a prolific attacker at times over the weekend and a dominant blocker for her height.

OH: Ryan Spencer, 6-0 Fr., Dallas Skyline 15 Royal (TX)…