Oklahoma has many talented volleyball players, including several players who are taking their talents to the next level in college.
This list introduces some of the top prospects to watch on the volleyball court this season. It is filled with many great college prospects, including Division I caliber players.
Lolufe Adedeji, Edmond Memorial - Senior (Texas A&M Commit)
Adedeji is a two time state champion, as she helped the Bulldogs win state in 2022 and 2024, while starting as a freshman. During her junior year, she tallied 355 kills, and put her body on the line with 83 digs. She is going to play volleyball at Texas A&M University, but received several offers from schools across the country.
Arianna Brown, Booker T. Washington - Senior (UNLV Commit)
Brown led her team to the Class 5A State Championship last season as a junior. They finished with a record of 30-5, but fell short to the nationally ranked Mount St. Marys Rockets in the championship game. During the season, she collected 28 blocks and more than 1,000 kills. She looks to lead her team back to the state championship, as there is unfinished business after coming up just short last season.
Skylar Brady, Bethany - Senior (Kansas State Commit)
Bethany won its first ever state championship in volleyball last season, and Brady had much to do with this accomplishment. She will take her talents to Kansas State University, after recording almost 450 kills this season. Bethany defeated top ranked Community Christian, and she made many plays during the state championship game as an outside hitter.
Ella Hale, Mount St. Mary - Senior (Queens Commit)
Hale led her team to the Class 5A state championship, and was spectacular on the court. MSM did not lost a single set during the postseason, beating each team 3-0. Hale is committed to Queens in Charlotte and has posted 589 kills. She certainly looks to help the Rockets repeat as state champions this season.
Olivia Branum, Westmoore - Senior (North Texas Commit)
Branum can play any position well, but her strength is playing the setting position. As a junior, Branum achieved 1,024 assists and led her team to the Class 6A state tournament. She plans to have an outstanding senior season, and is going to play college volleyball at North Texas.
Annie Hopkins, Community Christian - Senior (Central Arkansas Commit)
Hopkins transfers from Edmond Memorial, where she helped the Bulldogs win two state championships in 2022 and 2024. She is known for her blocking abilities, and defends the net well. She hopes to lead CCS to a gold ball, as they fell just shy to Bethany last season. Hopkins is a commit to play at Central Arkansas in college.
Kamryn Jackson, Deer Creek - Senior (North Carolina A&T Commit)
Jackson was all over the court last season for the Antlers, and led her team to the Class 6A quarterfinals before losing to runner up Edmond North. She will take her skills to North Carolina A&T next season.
Tyra McKinnie, Glenpool - Senior (Louisiana Tech Commit)
McKinnie looks to lead her team back to the state tournament, and has made great plays throughout her career at Glenpool as a middle blocker. She will play college volleyball at Louisiana Tech next year.
Madi Hill, Owasso - Junior
Hill is a two sport athlete for the Rams, as she also plays basketball. Last season, she was the libero as a sophomore and led her team to the regional finals, but lost in the fifth set to eventual state runner up Edmond North. Hill has college offers in both sports as a junior.
Kennedy Welsh, Cascia Hall - Junior
Welsh helped lead the Commandos to the Class 4A semifinals, but lost to eventual state champion Bethany. She was the libero as a sophomore, and recorded 120 kills.
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