Adi Bezemek, center, ready in serve receive with her Aquinas teammates

Class of 2027 Setter 5′8″

ADIBEZEMEK

Aquinas High School La Crosse, Wisconsin

A setter trusted with the offense.Senior floor captain · Six-rotation player

1,000

Career assists

Reached September 8, 2026,
in a win over Sparta.

3.65

Unweighted GPA

Recruiting film

See Adi play.

Watch the decisions behind the assists.

Look for Adi’s player marker in the reel. Jersey numbers vary in past footage.

Proven production

2025 season.

MVC total assists leader.
53-assist season high vs. Luther in the playoffs.

Season assists
734
Assists per set
7.6

What her coaches have seen

What she brings.

Keeps the offense in play.

Quick and composed on the court, she consistently turns difficult serve-receive situations into playable opportunities for her offense.

Danielle SchambergerHead Coach, Aquinas High School

Adapts and applies feedback.

When I give her feedback, she looks me in the eye, acknowledges the feedback, and then makes an observable attempt to implement the feedback into her play.

Chris RohdeFeVA coach · 15 years as a D-III assistant

Sees the game unfolding.

She approaches volleyball as both a physical and mental game: reading blocks, finding offensive matchups, and maintaining team confidence in high-pressure situations.

Jeff Dietrich28 years of volleyball coaching

The athlete

Recruiting snapshot.

Class of 2027
Aquinas varsity #11 · Wisconsin

Height
5′8″
Standing reach
7′5″
Block touch
9′3″
Pro shuttle
5.18s
Serve
Jump float
Academics
3.65unweighted GPA

Academic interests

Exercise Science / Kinesiology

Club

FeVA 17/18U · Khris / Kiersten
Winter club · Jersey #11

NCAA ID

2506632143

Media coverage

9 La Crosse area volleyball players to follow this fall

Featured for her role as Aquinas’ senior setter, six-rotation player and floor captain.

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On the court & in the classroom

Recognition, earned.

Volleyball 2025

  • MVC Total Assists Leader
  • MVC 2nd Team All-Conference
  • WVCA Academic All-State
  • MVC All-Academic Team
  • MVC Athletic Leadership Conference Attendee

Basketball 2026

  • MVC Sportsmanship Award
  • WBCA Academic All-State
  • MVC All-Academic Team
Adi focused near the net with her teammates

In my own words

Reading the game.
Raising the standard.

I'm Adi, a setter from La Crosse, Wisconsin. I fell in love with volleyball because of the mental side of it. Reading the block, finding the open hitter, keeping my teammates confident: that's what I live for.

I'm at my best when the pressure is on and the gym is loud. Off the court I'm interested in Exercise Science and I want to play somewhere that pushes me to get better every single day. I'm not the loudest person in the room, but my teammates will tell you I bring it every rep.

Let’s talk volleyball

The next chapter
starts with a conversation.

Talk with Adi about your program, her upcoming matches or a coach introduction.

adelaide.bezemek@gmail.com608-215-4858 · Adam (Dad)

Coach perspective

Danielle Schamberger

Danielle Schamberger · Head Coach, Aquinas High School

Adi is a well-rounded setter who leads by example and consistently elevates her team through both her play and competitive mindset. She brings energy, confidence, and a relentless work ethic to every practice and match.

As a sophomore, Adi was called up to varsity during the postseason after the starting senior setter was injured. With no prior varsity experience, she stepped into a high-pressure environment and played with poise and consistency, helping lead the team to a regional championship.

Building on that success, Adi earned the role of 5-1 setter her junior year and once again led her team to a regional championship.

Adi is highly coachable and committed to continuous improvement. She is a smart, efficient setter who runs a balanced offense, distributes the ball effectively to exploit opposing defenses, and plays strong, disciplined defense. Quick and composed on the court, she consistently turns difficult serve-receive situations into playable opportunities for her offense.

Coach perspective

Chris Rohde

Chris Rohde · Head Coach, FeVA 17/18U · 15-Year D-III Assistant Coach (St. Thomas, St. Mary's)

I've been coaching Adi for the last 3 months on a 17/18s club team. She immediately showed me that she was the definitive leader and floor captain of the team. She demonstrates a calm, commanding leadership that the rest of the team responds to in a very positive way.

She has run a 5-1, 6-2, and 5-2 offense for this team (where she is the right side hitter in the front row) and has been able to adapt to those different situations without trouble. She is as positive an influence from the bench as she is on the court, which speaks volumes to her character.

Adi is incredibly coachable. When I give her feedback, she looks me in the eye, acknowledges the feedback, and then makes an observable attempt to implement the feedback into her play. Not only does this help her improve, but it sets a great example for the rest of her teammates. This type of growth mindset will help her throughout her volleyball career and in every other aspect of her life.

While this is only the second year of club FeVA, I've been an assistant coach at the DIII level for 15 years (St. Thomas, St. Paul and St. Mary's, Winona) and have coached many camps over the last two decades. I wouldn't hesitate to recruit a player of Adi's talent, leadership, and competitiveness. She will make a positive impact on the culture and success of any team she is on.

Coach perspective

Jeff Dietrich

Jeff Dietrich · 28 Years of Volleyball Coaching · All Army Men's & Women's Head Coach · Club Director & Head Coach · Girls & Boys High School Coach

Adi's mindset sets her apart from her peers and makes her a compelling recruit for the next level. She approaches volleyball as both a physical and mental game: reading blocks, finding offensive matchups, and maintaining team confidence in high-pressure situations.

Combined with her work ethic, coachability, and leadership presence, she projects as a setter who can grow into a program leader in almost any Collegiate program, big or small.