Sydney Dreves

FRESHMAN (2025)

Notable Stats & Rankings: Played in 110 of the team’s 119 sets as a true freshman … Third on the team in kills (248) … Fourth on the team in blocks (74) … 248 kills, 170 digs, 74 blocks, 13 aces and 300.5 points in 110 sets played … Averaged 2.25 kills, 1.55 digs, 0.67 blocks and 0.12 aces.
Top Highlights: 10 matches with double-digit kills … Broncos were 8-2 in matches when she had 10+ kills … 5 matches with double-digit digs … 3 double-doubles … 14 kills, 8 digs and 3 blocks in her collegiate debut on Aug. 29 vs. Navy … 10 kills, 10 digs and 2 aces in five-set win at Utah Valley on Aug. 30 … 11 kills, a season-high 17 digs and 3 blocks on Sept. 13 vs. Idaho State … Back-to-back matches with 10+ kills on Sept. 30 at South Dakota State (11) and Sept. 25 at Grand Canyon (10) … Season-high 18.0 points in a win on Oct. 16 vs. San Jose State when she had 17 kills, 2 block assists and 8 digs … 12 kills, 14 digs and 2 aces in five-set win against UNLV on Oct. 23 … 9 kills on a .400 hitting percentage in a sweep at Fresno State on Nov. 15 … Hit .500 on 14 errorless swings against Air Force on Nov. 22, totaling 7 kills, 4 digs and 3 blocks.

High School: A 2025 graduate of Columbia River High School in Vancouver, Washington...four-year starter for coach Breanne Smedley's varsity squad...as a senior, the outside hitter was named the Washington 2A Player of the Year, Washington 2A All-State, Washington State 2A Championship Tournament MVP, and the Greater St. Helen's League Player of the Year...a four-time all-state, all-region, and first-team all-conference honoree...had 430 kills as a senior, ranking first among players in southwest Washington and 315 digs to rank second...helped CRHS to a combined 63-1 league record and 107-10 overall mark in four years, as well as four consecutive GSHL titles and four Washington State 2A Championships...her team went 16-0 in four state tournament appearances during her career...also a tennis standout winning the state 2A doubles title with her sister Lauren in 2023, and two team titles as a freshman and junior...was a standout academically as well making the Honor Roll all four years.
Club: Played club ball for the OJVA in Beaverton, Oregon, coached by Kalani Efstathiou.

Played three years of high school volleyball with her older sister Lauren who was the Washington Gatorade State Player of the Year in 2023...Lauren plays for Auburn.