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Piper Beatty '26 Recruiting Profile

Yorkton Regional High SchoolCanadaWomen's Volleyball

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ClubStealth Volleyball Club

Height5'9"

Weight135lbs

Age17

Primary PositionOutside Hitter

Secondary PositionOpposite

Dominant HandRight

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Personal Statement

Personal Statement:

My family has always been active. My sibling and I grew up playing a variety of sports, including swimming and CrossFit, which helped us develop strength and fitness from a young age. Our parents, both educators, coached and supported our athletic pursuits—especially volleyball. I often tagged along to games and practices, and eventually got the chance to play myself. I found success in both school and club volleyball, and my passion only grew from there. After attending high-level camps, I began hearing that I had the potential to play beyond high school. That encouragement motivated me to keep pushing myself.

I’m grateful to the coaches who have recognized me as a student of the game. I often watch high-level matches and analyze elite players. In practice, I work hard to model my play after those I admire and consistently put in extra effort to improve. I usually rank near the top in strength and fitness testing. Competing in both volleyball and track has strengthened my mental game and competitive mindset. I also stay focused on my academics and lead a healthy lifestyle, knowing both will support my future goals.

Coaches describe me as a versatile and determined player who can contribute in multiple positions. I began as a setter who could also hit from the right side, transitioned to left side in high school, and have played as a defensive specialist on my club team. I’m adaptable and proud to support my team in whatever role is needed.

Volleyball has also connected me to an incredible network of friends and competitors across the province and beyond. These relationships have become a meaningful part of my journey. Volleyball is more than just a sport to me—it has shaped my character, built my confidence, and deepened my sense of community. This confidence has also led to my exceeding in another sport- track and field, where I have been approach by post-secondary coaches. I’m excited to continue growing as a player and to see where my volleyball and activities take me next.

Athletics

High School Information

Years w/ Varsity
2 years
Varsity Starter
2 years
2024 Varsity Team
Starter
- Jersey: #1
2023 Varsity Team
Starter
- Jersey: #9
2022 Sophomore Team
Starter
- Jersey: #2

Club Information

Seasons of Club Experience
5 seasons
2025 Stealth Volleyball Club (17U Elite)
Selected to play (LS/RS) for one of Saskatchewan's premier clubs in 2025 season. Played Fiesta Festival in Phoenix and Best of the West in Calgary. In Sask Cup events, finished Tier 1 4th, 2nd and 2nd. At Provincial championships, finished 2nd. Provincially, our challenge was the Huskies Premiere team which ended strong and 2nd in the nation. At Nationals, we started around 20 but finished near 40. I was moved to libero part way through event to better support the team. During fitness testing, I was scoring at the top of the team. I will be returning to Stealth in 2026.
2024 HITT- CAQVC (16U Elite)
HITT Volleyball is a camp I have attended in Alberta. I attended 2023 in Medicine Hat and a Total Camp 7-dat event in Calgary in 2024. I met Jeff Anderson and we have kept in touch. He is affiliated with HITT and CAQVC. We have stayed in touch, and we have discussed travel and exposure teams.
2024 RVVC (16U Elite)
Played left side in 16U Elite. Due to the competitive schedule and injuries, I also played setter at a Sask Cup event and middle at another tournament. Played in and out of Tier 1/2 all season. Won six tournaments during the year. Won Tier 2 Silver at Provincials. 12th overall.
2023 Yorkton Blitz (15U Elite)
Played as Setter. In three Sask Cup events, Blitz finished Tier One 3rd, 5th, and 4th. In provincials, Blitz finished Tier One 7th Place.
2022 Yorkton Blitz 14U (14U Elite)
Played Setter. First year collection of players started Sask Cup 1 at 18th place. By Sask Cup 3, Blitz was in 5th place. Team did not qualify for Tier One based on initial lower rankings. Blitz 15U Elite would won Provincial Gold Tier 2. 11th Overall in Saskatchewan

Coach References

Travel / Club Coach
Jeff Anderson
High School Head Coach
Dion Pfeifer and Darran Teneycke
Club Coach
Ivy Rachkewich

Events

Camp/Event
Jumplete Futures Camp
8/11/25 to 8/15/25
The Jumplete Futures Camp is a five-day immersive volleyball experience focused on developing individual skills and enhancing high-level team play. This unique opportunity brings together motivated athletes, experienced coaches, and post-secondary recruiters for a week of growth, competition, and exposure. Each team is led by a dedicated head coach, ensuring personalized feedback, structured development, and mentorship throughout the week. Lead by Janelle Rozema, the current Head Coach of University of Fraser Valley Women's Team, who was also named the Canada West Women's Volleyball Coach of the year as well as the U-Sport Coach of the year. The camp concludes Friday with a full-day tournament where all participants receive medals. College and university coaches are invited to evaluate athletes during gameplay and engage with players between matches.
Camp/Event
College Prep Camp Event
7/31/25 to 8/01/25
This is an opportunity for athletes who are looking to see what it is like to be a college athlete and to develop skills that are incorporated at that level. To be covered: position skill development, film breakdown, 6v6, team development drills, collegiate style lifting, and recruiting seminar with a campus tour. This is for athletes who have participated in volleyball prior and are looking for high-level playing opportunities. There will also be 6v6 opportunities to play with current university student-athletes.
Camp/Event
Volleyball Canada Nationals
5/19/25 to 5/21/25
National Championships of Canada
Camp/Event
Best of the West
3/28/25 to 3/30/25
This invitational event is generally reserved for the top teams teams from across Canada. It marks the midpoiont on the road to Nationals. There are adjustments on occasion. Teams from British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario and Quebec were present, as were coaches across Canada.
Camp/Event
Fiesta Festival
2/15/25 to 2/17/25
Participated in my first international tournament with Stealth Club. Started games at LS and ended at RS playing my best game.
Camp/Event
HITT Total 7-Day Camp
8/18/24 to 8/24/24
Upon recommendations, I attended this high-impact, technical training camp. I enjoyed working with some premiere coaches from some universities. There were over 60 athletes in the camp. I was exposed to several off-court sessions including nutrition, training, sports psychology, and recruitment. I was privileged to have received a recognition accolade at the end of the camp as Most Complete Player. I have continued to stay in touch with Coaches Jeff Anderson and Carsten Stanjeck.
Camp/Event
Stealth Annual High Performance Camp
8/16/24 to 8/18/24
Applied for participation and was selected for as a Stream 3 athletes who have had a more advanced club experience and are in the train-to-compete stage of the Long-Term Development Model. These athletes have most likely attended a provincial team selection camp or have provincial team potential. These athletes range from ages 16-18 and are in the consolidation phase for skill development. Earlier when I was at the Volleyball Canada Regional Excellence Program, I was approached to play with Stealth. It is a premier club. I look forward to developing my skils and playing in the high-tiered competitions across Canada (Calgary) and USA (Phoenix).
Camp/Event
Volleyball Canada Regional Excellence Program
6/01/24 to 6/30/24
One of my favourite experiences and I was privileged to be involved in one of the streams specifically designed to prepare volleyball athletes to take their game to the next level.. The Volleyball Canada Regional Excellence Program (VCREP) is based on an integrated sport performance environment, including a number of services to complement high-performance athlete development. Physical assessments, testing, video analysis, integrated strength and conditioning are part of the program offered by Volleyball Canada. Working with leading experts in nutrition, sport psychology, and athlete development programs ensure cutting-edge athlete training. I was in Regina two days a week through the month of June.
Camp/Event
Medicine Hat College Early Prep Camp
12/01/23 to 12/03/23
Attended Medicine Hat College Rattlers Camp upon invitation from coach. I was humbled to be practice with 24 athletes including returning players for the college team. I performed very well. I interacted with players and coaching staff. Some players were hoping I would come to the school in the fall. However, I was only in Grade 10. Again, this was a learning experience. It helped me reconsider my goals in volleyball. I continue to stay on touch with coaches who have invited me to subsequent team practices.
Camp/Event
HITT Volleyball Premiere Camp
7/17/23 to 7/21/23
Attended camp as a Grade 9 student in a Grade 9-12 co-ed camp. Was recognized as a hard-working indivudal with skills within camp. Was approached by a small university coach for interest in future. This was my first identification experience. This was especially enjoyable as our Saskatchewan group were all contacts.
Camp/Event
Ace Volleyball
8/15/22 to 8/26/22
Camp organized by former college players including Jordan Nowakowski who has coached provincial teams and is a University of Saskatchewan Men's Assistant Coach with focus on developing advanced skills in volleyball.
Camp/Event
Saskatchewan Selects
6/17/22 to 6/18/22
Selection Camp for Saskatchewan's Provincial Team. I attended as a player (setter), where I was in the Top 36 in province. This was my first experience and a nerve-racking one. While I did not make the team, I was given praise and identified. I would be observed in future competitions in Saskatchewan. I continue to be observed, but I have not yet cracked such a team.
Camp/Event
Briercrest 7-Day Overnight Volleyball Camp
7/18/21 to 7/23/21
7-Day Volleyball Camp for Middle Years Players. My first camp. I won an opportunity to attend a camp of my choice as part of an academics, good character and leadership award. Having one our city volleyball championship, I naturally selected to advance my skills in volleyball.

Training

Cross Fit Athlete
6 years
I was a youth CrossFit athlete for six years. I started as a youth just to be active and add to my conditioning in soccer and swimming. I was given a special exemption to train among adults given my attention to technique and overall strength development. My attention has turned to volleyball, not CrossFit, but I continue to go to the gym 3-4 times every week.
PFIT
2 years
PFIT is a program in our high school where one can achieve credits toward graduation for enrolling in physical fitness programs. While this is a Grade 11 & Grade 12 program, I was allowed to enroll in Grade 10 & Grade 11. I have excelled. My Grade 10 mark was 99%. I had met all the requirements in the course by the end of the first semester, but I continued to participate the entire year. I am now in my second year. I feel the training adds to my physical and mental wellness. I am currently sitting at 100% mark. This dedication allowed me to come into my premiere club volleyball program as top fitness athlete.
Mental Performance Consultant.
1 year
With my new club program, we are not only working with a physical trainer but we are now working with a Psychologist Mental Performance Consultant. I do keep a journal as a reflection of my practices, training and games. However, I am truly looking at the advantages of working with a perforamnce consultant.

Additional Sports

Basketball
2 years
Sophomore Team
As Freshman, I played on a combined team of Freshman/Sophomores. As a Sophomore, I played on the Senior Team. I did not play as a Junior as I elected to get involved in a premier club volleyball program.
Track
3 years
Varsity Team
Gr 9- Top Female Aggregate. Four golds. Gr 10 Moved to Quad Event & broke all district event records & won Bronze at Provincials. At Sask Games , won silver in Pentathlon event. Gr 11 Became Provincial Quad Athlete Champion & broke records.

Statistics

Statistic	2024 RVVC
Attack Kills	165
Attack Errors	48
Total Attempts	336
Kill Percentage	.348
Solo Blocks	13
Assisted Blocks	5
Digs	95
Receiving Chances	424
Receiving Errors	41
Receiving Percentage	2.257 quality
Aces	90
Aces/Game	367 attempts
Service Errors	58
Serving Percentage	84.196
Games Played	71

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High School Information

High School

Yorkton Regional High School

StateSaskatchewan

Enrollment801

Phone(306) 786-5560

Academic Accomplishments

Are you in honor classes?

Yes. We do not have such classes in our school but I have taken Advanced Placement courses in Math and ELA. At the end of the year, we get recognition for high achievement called "Honours Roll." I have received these consistently every year up to and including Grade 11. 90%+ Average

Are you in AP/IB classes?

Yes. Math and English Adv danced Placement. I am particularly invested in Math where I enjoy the challenges and instruction. Math 2024-25- PreCalc AP- Semester A 95% 2024-25- PreCalc AP- Semester B 90% 2023-24- PreCalc AP- Semester A 97% 2023-24- PreCalc AP- Semester B 95% 2022-23- PreCalc AP- Semester A 94% 2022-23- PreCalc AP- Semester B 96% English 2024-25- English Semester A- 97% 2023-24- English AP Semester A 90%; 2023-24- English Semester B 94% 2022-23- English AP Semester A 94% 2022-23- English AP Semester B 91%

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Awards and Activities

AwardsI have reached Honours with Distinction List from Grade 5 to Grade 11. Grade 7- Carey Martel Recipient- Academics, Character & Leadership Grade 8- Student of the Year & Valedictorian & Athlete of the Year Grade 9- Overall Academic Average- No Percentages. Level 4 Exemplary Grade 10 Overall Academic Average- 96% Grade 11 Overall Academic Average.- 96% >> Eng 97%; PreCalc20- 95%; Health Science 96% Phys Sci 96%; Phys Ed 98%; PFit- 100%; Fin Lit 97%; Bio 92%; PreCalc30 90%; Law 98% I have received overall academic distinction throughout my schooling and special achievement awards in Math & Science. My school division includes reports on Factors of Student Achievement which include "Lifelong Learner, Sense of Self, Engaged Citizen & Work Habits." I have scored Exemplary throughout all my schooling.
ActivitiesAt different times, I have served on my school's Student Council. I have helped coach volleyball grassroots volleyball. I have volunteered to assist in volleyball officiating and scorekeeping, basketball scorekeeping, baseball and hockey. I am a lifeguard at my community's swimming pool. I teach lessons in evenings and summer.