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Gatorade 2024 - 2025: Player of the Year

Volleyball - Iowa

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VOLLEYBALL

Chloe Meester

Outside hitter
MOUNT VERNON HS
MOUNT VERNON, IOWA
SENIOR
Height: 6-FOOT-3
Press Release

Peak Performance

240

Digs

63

Aces

27

Blocks
“Chloe Meester is a dynamic force on the volleyball court known for her competitive spirit and tough-minded approach to every match. When the pressure mounts, she consistently rises to the occasion, delivering clutch performances that inspire her teammates to play at their best. Her resilience and determination make her a player that opponents dread facing. Chloe has a way of keeping things light on the court and with her exceptional skills and infectious enthusiasm, she embodies the essence of teamwork and sportsmanship. I have coached against many great players in my position, I believe Chloe is one of the best.”
Roxanne Paulsen
Head Coach - Marion High
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Athletic Excellence

The 6-foot-3 senior outside hitter amassed 575 kills and a .461 hitting percentage this past season, leading the Mustangs (44-4) to the Class 3A state title and the No. 44 national ranking in the MaxPreps Top 50. Also the IGCA Elite All-State Team POY, Meester chipped in 240 digs, 63 service aces and 27 blocks. Ranked as the nation’s No. 33 prospect in her class by PrepDig, she is a 3-time First Team All-State selection, an AVAC First Team All-American and a two-time USAV Nationals champion, twice earning MVP honors as part of that event’s All-Tournament team.

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Academic Achievement

Meester has maintained a 3.71 GPA in the classroom. She has signed a written letter of athletic aid to play volleyball at the University of Louisville this fall.

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Exemplary Character

Also a basketball and track talent, Meester has volunteered locally by teaching religious classes at her church and as an elementary school teaching assistant. She has also coached youth players at volleyball camps and works as a farm hand at Kroul Farms.