More Prep Dig Top 250 Player Spotlights

We are still going through the notes and video to give love to the players who attended the Missouri/Kansas Top 250 showcase. Here are more players in attendance and what we observed in their play on the court.    Glasgow had a good showing at the Prep Dig 250. She has experience playing on the pin and in the back row but it was her defense that stood out. Having experience as an attacker, you can see how she utilizes that skill to set up defensively. She has a good read on balls and gets good contact with many in her direction.     The Mavs and Olathe West product showed improvement from the last time I saw her during the club season. She has picked up a couple more shots in her package, evidenced by using tips and roll shots on sets off the net.     I liked the tenacity Euwer shows on the court. She falls into the definition of a scrappy defender when playing defense. An area that stood out and impressed was her ability to be in a position to cover her hitters. She is the type of defender coaches appreciate. Her passing on the day was solid.     I looked forward to seeing Parks in action after a breakout junior season for Oakville. She had just under 200 kills on the year. What I saw from her at the showcase was she's a player who still has tremendous room for growth and will only get better with experience and strength. She has a good arm and sees the block well.     Rowan caught my attention early in the day. The Olathe East defender was good in the passing game and gave her setter good balls to work with. She showed flashes of the ability to move well laterally to get to balls.     There were some quality setters in the gym and Gardner showed she can hold her own with her play. She has good technique and poise, which is key for a setter at this level. A big plus for her on the day was seeing her placement continue to get stronger and stronger as the event went on.     The jump from sophomore to junior year is what excited me when I saw Price's name on the attendance roster. She is a player who used the high school season to increase her stock and likely her ranking when the 2026 update happens in two weeks. She is a smart reader and knows when to power through a block or tip to an empty zone on the court. Her blocking will continue to get stronger which will please college coaches.

We are still going through the notes and video to give love to the players who attended the Missouri/Kansas Top 250 showcase. Here are more players in attendance and what we observed in their play on the court.