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NAME:
Allison Barrick
SCHOOL:
CHCA
SPORT(S):
Volleyball
GRADUATING
YEAR: 2025
GREATEST
ACHIEVEMENT:
Going to state my freshman year and hitting 1,000 kills in my career as a junior.
BIRTHDATE:
3/26/2007
HEIGHT:
6'
RESIDENCE:
Glendale
PARENTS:
Stu & Carrie
BIGGEST
INFLUENCE:
“Amanda Barrick”
FUTURE
GOAL: ”To continue my volleyball career, get my degree and start my career.”
Entering her senior season, Allie Barrick, CHCA outside hitter and defensive specialist, was rated as one of the top high school volleyball players in the class of 2025 in the state of Ohio with 1,300+ kills and 600+ digs in her remarkable career. This season, she was third in the MVC with 283 kills, along with 125 digs, 18 blocks, and 21 service aces. CHCA lost to Mercy McAuley in the Div. IV district semifinals.
Success began early for Allie. As a freshman in 2021, Allie led CHCA to the state semifinals with 292 kills, 154 digs, and 58 aces. As a sophomore, Allie was the Miami Valley Conference Scarlet Division Player of the Year with 365 kills and was named second-team All-American. In her junior season, she was second in the MVC in kills with 377 to go along with 208 digs, 30 blocks, and 33 service. She was named first-team all-MVC-Scarlet, second-team all-city Div. II and third-team all-state. She was also a second-team NCSSA All-American and named to the NCSSA Northeast Super-Region team. CHCA was MVC Scarlet runners-up, with a 10-2 record in league play 16-7 overall.
A great student active in community service, Allie enjoys spending time with friends, hanging by the pool, and shopping in her spare time. She also plays volleyball for the Elevation club team and has committed to play collegiately at Lipscomb University in Nashville.
Her favorite athlete is Simone Biles, her favorite entertainer and most-like-to-meet is Luke Combs, her favorite book is The Great Gatsby, and her favorite movie is Tangled.
COACH'S QUOTE
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“Allie excels as a student-athlete with her positive energy, teamwork, dedication and sportsmanship, consistently uplifting her team and driving collective success through hard work and enthusiasm.”
—Alyssa Collins, Varsity Volleyball Coach
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