London Laubach (5’11” 2030 6R OH) is a freshman at Cascia Hall Prep in Tulsa. Prep Dig ranks her as the #1 2030 Outside Hitter Prospect in Oklahoma.

London is excited to join Chip McCaw & Becky Olsen’s Charge Tulsa 15 Capelli for the 2027 club season, playing up as a USAV 14 year old.

Scroll down for more videos & stories of her volleyball journey, including ….

  • A 2025 U13 National Championship, 2026 U15 International Gold 2nd, and two All-Tournament selections at the USA All-Star Championships!
  • A 2026 USAV Nationals Podium and All-Tournament Team, capping a season where she led the Gold Ball winning Tulsa Power 14.1 in kills (592) and digs (485).
  • 629 kills during the 2025 club season, highlighted by a Gold Ball, two bids, and 27-3 record at three USAV National Qualifiers for Tulsa Power 13.1!
  • THE STREAK of 31 kills without an error as a USAV 12 playing 13s!


2026 USA All-Star Runner-Up & All-Tourney

Team Oklahoma U15 finished 2nd in the International Gold Bracket at the 2026 USA All-Star Championship in Columbus, Ohio!

Oklahoma went 5-1 to win their pool, beating Florida (the overall 2-seed & International Gold 3rd) and Ohio (the host region & National Gold Champs) along the way. After defeating a strong North Carolina team in the semifinals, Oklahoma fell to a star-laden and undefeated North Texas 1-3 in the International Gold Bracket Finals.

London (#24) was named to her second consecutive USA All-Star All-Tournament Team.


2026 USAV Nationals Podium & All-Tourney

Tulsa Power 14.1 wrapped up the 2026 club season with a 3rd Place Liberty finish at the 2026 USAV National Championship in Indianapolis, matching their #3 seeding in the 48-team field.

London was named to her first USAV Nationals All-Tournament Team. She was a USAV 13-year-old playing up as a six-rotation starting outside hitter.

The podium visit marked the end of a great season for the volleyballers, as they won a Gold Ball and posted a 24-5 record across three USAV National Qualifiers. London recorded 253 kills and 51 aces in those 65 NQ sets. She also finished the season leading the talented team in kills (592) and digs (485).


Gold Ball @ 2026 Lone Star

Tulsa Power 14.1 went undefeated en route to the Liberty Championship at the 2026 Lone Star Classic. They dropped only 1 set over their 10 matches.

It was the 2nd consecutive season London and her teammates brought home the Gold Ball from a USAV National Qualifier.

Catch a few highlights of London (#3) as she led the team with 87 kills and 21 aces in the 21 sets played.


2025 USA All-Star Champs & All-Tourney

Team Oklahoma U13 went undefeated to win the 2025 USA All-Star Championship in Madison, Wisconsin!

The volleyballers defeated 2-seed Arizona (for the second time) in the semis, then beat 1-seed Florida in 5 sets in the finals.   Team Florida was the two-time defending champion, boasted a high-profile roster, and hadn’t dropped a set heading into the finals.

London Laubach was a six-rotation starting outside hitter on a talented squad that blended top players from five Oklahoma club teams. Check out a few points from the championship match as London (#24) was named to the All-Tournament Team.


8th Grade Domination

Cascia Hall’s 2025 8th-grade squad went undefeated, dropping only one set across the 27 matches and scrimmages London played. They won both tournaments they entered, playing against some of the largest schools in the area.

Watch a few of London’s (#5) highlights from the Claremore Tournament championship match.  London logged 16 kills (with 1 error) and 4 aces in the two-set victory and was named Tournament MVP.


2025 Tulsa Power 13.1

London Laubach was a USAV 12-year-old playing up as a starting outside hitter on Tulsa Power 13.1. Watch 10 memorable highlights from the 2025 season.

The volleyballers wrapped up the 2025 club regular season with a 55-4 record and five tournament titles. They went 27-3 in three USAV National Qualifiers, securing a Black Ball & American Bid at MEQ, a runner-up finish & Liberty Bid at Red Rock Rave, and hardware for a 3rd place Liberty finish at Lone Star. Those performances earned them the #1 Seed in Liberty at USAV Nationals.

Including USAV Nationals, London finished the 2025 season with 629 kills, a 50.6% kill percentage, and a .345 hitting percentage. She logged two 8-kill and two 9-kill sets against top competition at USAV Nationals and in USAV National Qualifier Gold Bracket play.


2025 MEQ Gold Ball

A great team effort propelled Tulsa Power 13.1 to the 2025 Nike Mideast Qualifier Championship, the Gold Black Ball, and USAV American Bid in St. Louis.

The girls dropped only 1 set across their 11 matches.

London (#3) finished the tournament with exactly 100 kills and 25 aces en route to winning her first National Qualifier Championship. Watch her three kills and two aces to close the championship match.


THE STREAK (2025)

London (#3) started in the zone at Texas Fest 2025 with 31 kills and 0 errors in her first 51 attacks before swing #52 was blocked. See all 52 plays in 90 seconds.

Her 1st net/out ball came on her 60th attack in the 2nd set of the 4th match of the weekend!

Playing short-handed, Tulsa Power 13.1 went undefeated with the largest point differential in pool play before stumbling in the Gold Bracket for their 1st loss of the season.


2024 USAV Nationals

Tulsa Power 12.1 finished strong in the highest 12s division at the 2024 USAV National Championship, winning 4 of their final 6 matches against the best teams in the country.

The 2-minute video includes some highlights and fun pictures from London’s (#3) first trip to Nationals, as a USAV 11 playing 12s.


2024 Regional Champs & MVP

Tulsa Power 12.1 dropped one set over six matches to win the 2024 OKRVA 12s Regional Championship and earn a spot at USAV Nationals.

The championship match started with The Comeback as the volleyballers battled from a 9-21 first-set deficit to win in two sets.

See London’s (#3) championship match highlights en route to being named OKRVA 12s Regional MVP (playing up as a USAV 11).


A Weekend to Remember

On a Saturday in April 2024, an 11-year-old London (#3) used a 22-point, 22-rebound game to lead her school basketball team to the 6th-grade Diocese State Semifinals in Oklahoma City.

The next day in Arkansas, her 25 kills and 2 errors on 38 attacks helped Tulsa Power 12.1 go undefeated and win their 2nd tournament of the season.