Networks Acad 15-3 — #3483 Girls 15 Club Volleyball Team for the 2025-2026 Season

Girls 15 Volleyball Team · Networks Academy · AL

Networks Acad 15-3 is the #3483 ranked girls 15 club volleyball team for the 2025-2026 season, with an Elo rating of 1490 and a 8-6 record (38% win rate) across 21 matches. The team competes as part of Networks Academy (AL).

Match History (21 matches)

Match Analysis (Elo Progression)

Roster (9 players)

#	Name	Position	Grad Year	Height	Commitment
	Abby Black		2029
	Kallista Calvert		2028
	Brynley Canady		2028
	Ayjah Hickman		2030
	Ella Horton		2031
	Lyla Kate Leusby		2030
	Adalynn Sharp		2029
	Abby Warden		2029
	Madeline Watwood		2028

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Networks Acad 15-3 ranked?

Networks Acad 15-3 is the #3483 ranked girls 15 club volleyball team in the country for the 2025-2026 season, with an Elo rating of 1490 based on 21 matches. Rankings update daily after match results.

What is Networks Acad 15-3's record this season?

8 wins, 6 losses (38% win rate) across 21 matches in the 2025-2026 season. Every match played against any opponent in the country counts toward this record.

What club does Networks Acad 15-3 compete for?

Networks Acad 15-3 is part of Networks Academy, based in AL. View the full Networks Academy club page to see every team in the program and the club's overall ranking.

Who plays for Networks Acad 15-3?

Networks Acad 15-3 carries a roster of 9 players including Abby Black, Kallista Calvert, Brynley Canady. The full roster below lists each player's position, class year, height, and college commitment when available.

How are VolleyLens team rankings calculated?

VolleyLens uses an Elo rating system tuned for volleyball: every team starts at 1500, ratings update after every match using K-factor 32 with margin-of-victory adjustment, and a strength-of-schedule multiplier accounts for opponent difficulty. Read the full methodology at /insights/volleylens-volleyball-ranking-methodology.