Triple Crown NIT is where the next wave of stars announces their arrival — and Sammi Wehrman made sure you heard her loud and clear.
The Class of 2030 attacker out of Ohio, repping Elevation 14 Case, brought a game that’s hard to look away from. Explosive approach, elite-level athleticism, ...and a contact point that lets her score from anywhere on the court. Front row, back row, corner to corner — it doesn’t matter. When the set goes up, something big is about to happen.
Sammi plays fast. She plays fearless. And she plays above the net. On one of the biggest stages in club volleyball, she didn’t just compete — she detonated.
Sammi Wehrman is the real deal.

Ummm…this is a 2031 🤯 Playing up on 16’s!

@eva.cat.bower YOU ARE A ROCKSTAR 🙌 WHAT A SWING

The future is already stepping onto the court — and Leyla Landry is part of it.
The Class of 2030 outside hitter out of Paramount VBC 14 Jaz made her presence felt at the Triple Crown NIT in Kansas City, showing the kind of all-around game that turns heads early.
She’s steady in serve ...receive. Active and engaged defensively. And when her number’s called to terminate, she puts the ball away with confidence and purpose. That kind of versatility — impacting the game in multiple ways, not just one — is exactly the skill set coaches love to build around.
It’s early in the journey, but the foundation is there and the trajectory is exciting. Leyla Landry is a name to remember.

Skyline 14 Royal Erin went 8-1 at Triple Crown NIT and took the GOLD 🥇🔥 Lost to Legacy Day 1… then beat them in the championship rematch. That’s DAWG mentality. Firepower on both pins, middles terminating with authority, and an offense that doesn’t stop. Defending national champs are ...ROLLING into Indy.