San Antonio Top 250 Expo Most Valuable Players Vol 1

We are now underway with our awesome series of showcases across the country. Up first was our San Antonio Top 250 Expo at the Alamo City All Stars Sportsplex in Northeast San Antonio. This series of articles is to highlight those players who were labeled the best of the best from our court coaches and scouts that were in attendance. The one aspect that sets our showcases apart from every other one in the country is how we offer coverage, before, during, and after it is completed. Without further ado, here are a few players who were named Most Valuable Players at the showcase.    Calea is currently an unranked prospect in the 2026 Class according to our Prep Dig Texas State Rankings, but showed me that she belongs in the conversation with her performance at the Expo. She plays volleyball at Paetow High School and also plays club for the Texas Legacy program. Miss Bush absolutely stole the show this weekend in San Antonio. Not only was she the most productive middle on both sides of the ball, but she was arguable the best player in the gym. Her blocking was elite as she rose up fast off of the ground and pressed over with conviction all along the net. The way that she used her arms to take away space from would-be point scorers told be a lot about her defensive abilities. As an attacker, this young lady proved to be a force to be reckoned with due to her precision route running and speed running a true zero tempo fifty-one attack with her setters. If we were taking stats, there is no doubt that she would have the highest hitting efficiency out of everyone in the gym. I loved how she was able to not only be on time, but turn on the ball with authority to crush the ball around the block. I am definitely going to add her to our database in our next update and am very glad we got to see her in action in person as she just raised her stock big time. Please help us congratulate her on earning a Most Valuable Player award at the Expo.     Piper is currently an unranked prospect in the 2028 Class according to our Prep Dig Texas State Rankings, but that is only because we have not released them yet. She plays volleyball at Smithson Valley High School and club for the famed Alamo volleyball program. Miss Pease has definitely made a name for herself this year as we have seen her in person at a few of our showcases this past year. Although only a freshman, Piper plays like a seasoned veteran on the opposite pin. Blessed with a very strong and lean frame, she uses it to her advantage on the offensive end as she rifles away at the opposition time and time again. The way in which she unleashes a barrage of bombs through the block will give any defense a tough time to stop her consistently. Teams just don't see this high level of an attack from a lefty very often. I can't wait until she starts to move her routes toward some inside attacks because she will be deadly when it happens. Her hand contact is elite when she contacts the ball and it adds so much pop that is able to tool the block out of bounds or help the ball drop before the defender has any time to get under it. I can't wait to unveil the first release of the rankings for her grad class in a few months, because she has a chance to be listed very high on it. In the meantime, please help us congratulate her on earning a Most Valuable Player award for this Expo.     Nailah is currently ranked as the 26th best overall prospect in the 2027 class according to our Prep Dig Texas State Rankings. She plays volleyball at San Antonio Harlan High School and club for the [program_tooltip program_id='431254' first='San' last='Antonio Juniors'] volleyball program. Miss Randle is always a court coach favorite due to her infectious smile, amazing athletic ability, and authentic attitude on the court. We have seen her for a few years now and she has always impressed us with her court presence. As a freshman last year, she burst onto the scene and the scary part is that she has done an amazing job of getting even better this year. What is truly remarkable is how she uses the length in her arms to contact the ball at the true peak of her reach, which makes it very difficult for any blocker to time her attack. Nailah has some high level bounce to her game and it is very fun to watch in action. If you have not seen her play yet, I strongly encourage you to give her a look or two and you will not be disappointed. This weekend many of our court coaches remarked at how coachable she was on the court and that tells a lot about what college coaches can expect. The way she moves on the court looks almost like a ghost gliding with ease. This footwork is what I am most impressed with as it is the cornerstone of what makes her so elite with everything else. Please help me congratulate her on earning a Most Valuable Player award for this Expo.    Stay tuned for more articles on your favorite athletes that will be attending the showcase. If you have anyone you think we should watch out for, please shoot me an email with some info at <a href="mailto:Michael@prepdig.com">Michael@prepdig.com</a>. Also don't forget to help these kids get more exposure by sharing our stories with your friends. Help us help them by simply reposting on X or Instagram or sharing on Facebook. Thanks for following Prep Dig Family!

We are now underway with our awesome series of showcases across the country. Up first was our San Antonio Top 250 Expo at the Alamo City All Stars Sportsplex in Northeast San Antonio. This series of articles is to highlight those players who were labeled the best of the best from our court coaches and scouts that were in attendance. The one aspect that sets our showcases apart from every other one in the country is how we offer coverage, before, during, and after it is completed. Without further ado, here are a few players who were named Most Valuable Players at the showcase.