10 Dakota Deuz

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Name
Dakota Deuz
Position
Outside Hitter
College Committment
Attending University of Hawaii Manoa
High School
Kentlake
Grad Year
2025
Height
5' 7"
Current Team
2025 Seniors, 18 Elite
Seasons
2025

Dakota Deuz | Sports Recruits

About Me

My mom inspires me because she makes time for all 4 of her kids and takes in everyone else’s when they need something.  My mom figures things out financially even though club sports are expensive.  She commits to her job and pushes me to do the same with everything I do.  She takes time away from work to be with me on every trip, and that means a lot because some parents can’t/won’t do that.  Something most people don’t know about me is that any time someone is sad or happy, my whole mood adjusts to them and I feel that emotion with them. As a player, that makes or breaks my ability to give energy on the court.  Five years from now, I’ll be done with my bachelor’s in biology and hopefully accepted into a physician’s assistant program.  I see myself beginning a hospital job in pediatric care to get my foot into the door.  I person I want to thank most for supporting me through volleyball is my mom!

  • High School: Kentlake
  • Hometown: Honolulu, HI
  • Attending College: University of Hawaii Manoa
  • Degree Pursuing: Biology/Pre-PA
  • Years at PSVBA: 1

Volleyball Accomplishments:

  • Learning to accept certain circumstances
  • Being someone my teammates can rely on as a friend
  • Moving on from the past

Non-Volleyball Accomplishments:

  • Getting my CNA at 17
  • Being in honors society for my college and highschool
  • Pursuing my AA through running start while being a student athlete

MY FAVORITES

1 Corinthians 13: “And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.”

  • Volleyball Memories: Late nights at the hotel with my teammates and making TikTok’s.
  • Song: Tell Him- Lauryn Hill
  • Color: Pink

Advice I would give to younger players is “Dwelling on the mistake you just made that cost a point, is not going to change the fact the point is gone. Whether you make up for it in the next play and shake it off will change the outcome of the game.  Always be the teammate who checks on others.”