ON THE RADAR
A look at the rising stars in the USA Volleyball High Performance pipeline
Morgyn Greer Dripping Springs, Texas
Morgyn Greer was an outside hitter on the U.S. Girls’ Youth National Team that captured silver at the 2014 NORCECA Women’s U18 Continental Champion- ship. She fi nished the tournament ranked 14th in scoring with 33 points. As a junior this past season at Dripping Springs High School, Greer averaged 4.7 kills per set as her school fi nished runner-up in the Texas Class 5A. She earned fi rst-team all-state and was the District 25-5A MVP. Greer was also selected the 2014 All-Central Texas Player of the Year, the fi rst Dripping Springs player to earn the award.
Morgan Martin Mission Viejo, Calif.
Morgan Martin teamed with Kathryn Plummer to win the FIVB Beach Volley- ball U17 World Championship this past summer in Acapulco, Mexico. The duo went 8-0 in the tournament. She has been a part of the USA Volleyball Beach High Performance Programs since 2012 and has been at the A1 level since 2013. Martin collected a bronze medal with USA Girls’ Select A1 Red
while competing in the 2012 USA Volley- ball Indoor High Performance Champion- ships’ Girls’ International Youth Division. She participated in the 2013 USA Vol- leyball Beach Holiday Camp in the Girls’ Select age group.
Charlie Siragusa Webster, N.Y.
Charlie Siragusa had a busy holiday break attending both the USA Vol- leyball Indoor Holiday Camp and the USA Volleyball Beach High Per- formance Camp. This past summer he competed on the USA Select A1 Red Team playing in the Boys’ Inter- national Youth Division of the High Performance Championships while also being a part of the U17 USA Beach Volleyball Team. Siragusa, a sophomore at McQuaid Jesuit High School, earned all- tournament honors at the 2014 USA Volleyball Boys’ Junior National Championships after leading Pace Bootlegger to the bronze medal in the 15 Open Division.
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Scott Stadick Watertown, Wis.
Scott Stadick was selected Best Blocker of the 2014 NORCECA Men’s U19 Continental Championship in July. The 6-10 middle blocker picked up 10 blocks with a 0.83 block average in the tournament, while totaling 34 points for 15th in scoring. Stadick participated in the USA Volleyball High Performance Holiday Camp in Decem- ber 2014. During the 2013 season, he earned a gold medal with the USA Boys’ Select A1 in the USA Volleyball High Performance Championships’ Boys’ International Youth Division. Stadick enters his junior season this spring at Watertown High School.
PHOTOS CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT: USAV, MULLAHEY FAMILY, USAV, SIRAGUSA FAMILY, USAV
Rob Mullahey Manhattan Beach, Calif.
Rob Mullahey was a member of USA Volleyball’s fi rst-ever Under 17 boys’ beach volleyball travel- ing group and partnered with Will Bantle. The pair fi nished in ninth place at the FIVB Beach Volleyball U17 World Champi- onships this past summer in Acapulco, Mexico. Mullahey has been a part of the USA Vol- leyball Beach High Performance Programs since 2011 as an A1 member. He helped SCVC 16
Quiksilver to the silver medal at the 2014 USA Volleyball Boys’ Junior National Championships. Mullahey attends Loyola High School in Los Angeles.
Erin O’Leary Novi, Mich.
Erin O’Leary competed on the USA Se- lect A1 Red Team in the Girls’ Interna- tional Youth Division at the 2014 USA Volleyball High Performance Champi- onships. She was invited to USA Vol- leyball Girls’ Select High Performance Holiday Train- ing Camp this past Decem- ber. O’Leary completed her freshman season at Novi High School in Michigan where she set her squad to their fi rst-ever Michigan State High School Championship appearance. She fi nished her prep season with 328 as- sists on the season. O’Leary is set to compete for Legacy Volleyball Club this season.
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