College Recruiting
At Storm Performance Volleyball in Corpus Christi, our primary goal is to help every athlete explore opportunities to further their education while preparing them to compete at the collegiate level.
Featured: Members of our recent Class of 2026 senior commits celebrating their high school graduations and college volleyball signings.
Player Spotlight: A Message from a Storm Alumnus
Allie Allen — Class of 2026 | 8-Year Storm Performance Player #11
Committed to Colorado Christian University
Dear Storm Volleyball,
WHAT A RIDE!!
Through these past 8 years of my life, this club has been one of the few things that has stayed the same. The friendships and memories I have made are some of the things I hold dearest to my heart.
I am so thankful to have chased my dreams and broken records alongside my best friends and am forever grateful to have gotten to wear the words STORM on my back, representing them on some of the biggest platforms. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to play the sport I love!!
Love you always!!
Allie Allen
#11 signing out
Our College Recruiting Process
Meet Our Recruiting Coordinator: Kelsi Luckenbach
Kelsi Luckenbach brings a strong competitive background and years of coaching experience to Storm Volleyball. A former collegiate athlete at Texas A&M University–Kingsville (2019–2021), Kelsi earned All-Conference Tournament honors during the 2021 spring season and competed at a high level throughout their college career.
Before college, Kelsi was a standout high school athlete, advancing to the state tournament twice and helping lead their team to a 3rd place finish in Texas 5A competition and competing at Nationals for club.
With seven years of club coaching experience and current leadership as the Head Coach at Incarnate Word Academy High School, Kelsi is passionate about developing athletes both on and off the court. Over the past three club seasons, her teams have consistently placed in the Top 5 at national qualifiers and earned multiple first-place finishes.
Known for building strong relationships with athletes and families, Kelsi is dedicated to helping players grow their skills, confidence, and love for the game while also guiding athletes through the recruiting process to help them achieve their dream of playing at the collegiate level.
1. How Volleyball Scholarships Work
Most college volleyball programs offer a combination of partial scholarships and financial aid rather than full rides. Even full scholarships may not cover all expenses, so evaluate each offer based on overall value and fit.
2. Player Attitude & Behavior
College coaches evaluate more than just raw skill; they watch your attitude, effort, and how you interact with teammates. Stay positive, coachable, and supportive at all times, especially in high-pressure tournament moments.
3. Maximize Every Court Opportunity
Even if a college coach isn’t at a court specifically to watch you, your performance can still leave a lasting impression. Play every single moment like it matters, because it does.
4. Never Assume Coach Interest
A coach’s actions during a club match don’t always reflect their true level of interest. Stay focused and consistent, because you never know what they’ve already seen or what they are actively evaluating.
5. Make the Right Decision for YOU
Choose a college based on your specific academic, athletic, and personal goals—not outside influences. This is your future, and the right recruiting decision should reflect what’s best for you long-term.
Current Commitments
Player Showcase
Since 2014, our fifth year as a club, we’ve seen dozens of athletes graduate from our program to compete at the collegiate level. Many more have come through Storm and gone on to great success in academic and professional fields, taking the lifelong lessons they learned on our courts and applying them to their daily lives. THEY are the reason we exist. THEY are our legacy.
Our Class Of 2026 Seniors
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Isabella Garcia — The University of Arkansas at Monticello
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Allie Allen — Colorado Christian University
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Brooklyn Rincon — Navarro College
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Kaleia Butler — Schreiner University
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Megan Leftwich — Oklahoma Baptist University
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Mia Duong — Jacksonville State University
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Adyson Ramos — Western Texas College
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Kaylee Worthington — Waldorf University
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Scarlet Fling — Dallas College Cedar Valley
Our Class Of 2027 Seniors
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Sophi Wallek — Howard Payne University