Services
Student-Athletes
Gain exposure to college coaches, get step-by-step guidance through the recruiting process, communicate directly with college coaches, access to development and tools to find the right college fit for you.
College Coaches
NCSA makes easy to find the right recruits for your program on the largest recruiting network. We offer tools to simplify communication, track an athlete's progress and an experienced staff dedicated to helping you succeed.
Club & High School Coaches
With NCSA’s recruiting and development education, group workshops and one-on-one coaching, your team can get access to the tools that can help each player perform at their best and navigate their future.
Resources
Resources
Everything student-athletes and their families need to navigate the recruiting and development process.
College Recruiting Guides
How to Get Recruited
The Recruiting Process
Contacting Coaches
Recruiting Guide for Parents
Scholarships
Scholarship Facts
Find Scholarships
NCAA Eligibility
NCAA Eligibility Center
NCAA Eligibility Requirements
NCAA Recruiting Rules
NCAA Recruiting Calendars
More Resources
NAIA Eligibility
Workshops
Blog
By Sport
Women's Sports
Men's Sports
Coed Sports
Colleges
Colleges
Search every school in our database to find the one that fits for you.
By Division
NCAA Division 1
California
Florida
New York
Texas
NCAA Division 2
NCAA Division 3
NAIA
Rankings
By Sport
Women's Sports
Men's Sports
Coed Sports
Rankings
Camps

About

Video

Athletics

Statistics

Academics

Contact Info

Home > Women's Volleyball Recruiting > Washington > Silverdale, WA > Central Kitsap High School > Josephine Fort

About

Video

Athletics

Statistics

Academics

Contact Info

Josephine Fort '26 Recruiting Profile

Central Kitsap High SchoolSilverdale, WAWomen's Volleyball

College Coach? Log in to get contact info

ClubOPVBC

Height5'8"

Weight135lbs

Age17

Primary PositionMiddle Hitter

Secondary PositionOutside Hitter

Dominant HandRight

Video

Crazy block again...

Personal Statement

My journey to volleyball was different than most. Due to multiple brain surgeries (at ages 4, 7 and 8), I had to learn to walk 3 more times than most people. I wasn't allowed to play like normal kids to protect my head. I got the all clear from the doctor at 13 years old, taught myself how to play volleyball in my backyard and made a club team 3 weeks later.