Stock Up Showcase: Wrapping Up Player Notes

The positive regarding numbers for the last showcase is that I was able to get notes and eyes on every single player in the gym. That is not always the case, so kudos to the players who attended and took advantage of the opportunity. Here are my notes on the remaining players in attendance.    McCune was extremely effective in front of the setter, running a quick tempo and firing balls with fast arm action. She showed solid lateral quickness on the block and has high potential at the position.     ODell was solid across the board—great platform, consistent passing, and one of the strongest servers in the gym. She went on multiple service runs and played with a steady hand.     Neblett separated herself with her vision and decision-making. She's a cerebral attacker who plays ahead of the game and consistently finds open space on the court.     Garay is a young right-side with clear upside. She showed flashes of being a scoring threat, using her length and timing well. With more aggressive swings and added confidence, she could become a consistent offensive contributor.     Brasel impressed with her hustle and touch. She worked hard to get under every ball and consistently delivered hittable sets. Brasel was also a threat behind the service line with aggressive serving.     Hargis had a sharp first step and did a great job covering tips and setter dumps. Her clean platform and quick reaction time made her a standout in serve receive.     One of the most complete players in the gym. Though listed as a setter, Andrews showed she could do it all—great tempo, strong attacker when needed, and locked in defensively. Her athleticism and versatility make her a true utility standout.     Extremely athletic and explosive, Harris brought a dynamic presence to the pin. Her blend of power and finesse, paired with high-level court vision, made her one of the most exciting attackers to watch.     Laffoon stood out early in blocking drills. She read the game well and put up a solid wall in front of the attacker. Her offensive timing is developing, especially in quick-set situations.     Freeman had a big showing on quick back sets. She got off the ground fast and was efficient with her movements. As she continues to grow, she's a middle to keep a close eye on.     Frick overcame early nerves to find her rhythm, delivering crisp passes and setting up strong second-ball options when needed. Her ability to steady out and gain confidence was a good sign of growth.     Possibly the liveliest arm in the gym. Clifton, a lefty, brought big energy and explosive swings from the outside. For a younger player, her ability to score with pace and read the game was eye-catching.

The positive regarding numbers for the last showcase is that I was able to get notes and eyes on every single player in the gym. That is not always the case, so kudos to the players who attended and took advantage of the opportunity. Here are my notes on the remaining players in attendance.