Senior Standouts Secure Their Spot in the 2026 Rankings - Vol. 1

These seniors have made it clear they belong among Nevada's top players. Each has turned in a standout season, playing a major role in their team's success and helping lead them into the playoffs as key difference-makers. While they may be new additions to our rankings, they're far from new to the game. Their dedication, growth, and consistent performances have earned them recognition from Las Vegas to Reno and beyond. Get to know the seniors who have been shining all season long.    Madison, a 6'2” pin hitter committed to the University of Nevada, Reno, has been a dominant force for Spanish Springs High School, currently ranked ninth in the state. She leads her team in multiple categories, including kills (252), kills per set (3.3), hitting percentage (.320), and blocks (32). She has also contributed 124 digs and 45 aces, proving her value as an all-around player. Madison continues to be a top contributor and a consistent offensive threat every time she steps on the court. -- Kantessa Bryant-Miller @prepdignv     Eline, a 5'7” opposite hitter from Shadow Ridge High School, has emerged as one of her team's most reliable offensive options. She leads the team with 219 kills and a .216 hitting percentage while also contributing 24 blocks, 62 digs, and 5 aces. Shadow Ridge is currently ranked eighth in the state, and Eline's steady production has played a big part in that success. Her ability to score efficiently and defend at the net makes her a key factor in her team's strong season. -- Kantessa Bryant-Miller @prepdignv     Dalilah, a 5'4” setter from Centennial High School, is the heartbeat of her team's offense. She averages an impressive 7.7 assists per set while also adding 39 aces, 254 digs, and 35 kills. Her ability to run the offense smoothly and keep her hitters in rhythm has helped Centennial earn a spot among the top ten teams in the state. Dalilah's leadership, consistency, and competitiveness make her one of the top setters in her class. -- Kantessa Bryant-Miller @prepdignv     Jaleah, a middle blocker known for her high vertical and strong presence at the net, has been leading her team in nearly every key offensive and defensive category. She has recorded 70 kills, 16 blocks, and 20 aces, boasting an impressive .397 hitting percentage and averaging 2.1 kills per set. Her efficiency and power make her a go-to option in the middle, and she continues to make a major impact for her team. -- Kantessa Bryant-Miller @prepdignv     Lauryn, a 5'5” libero for Arbor View, is one of the most consistent defenders in the state. She leads her team with 3.8 digs per set, totaling 322 digs and 405 receptions so far this season. She's also added 46 aces and even chipped in with 8 kills. Lauryn recorded a season-high 31 digs against Palo Verde, showcasing her ability to anchor the defense in big moments. Her play has been a major reason why Arbor View is currently ranked third in the state. -- Kantessa Bryant-Miller @prepdignv    <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />   We're grateful for the opportunity to provide coverage for high school volleyball players! Your support means so much—not just to our scouts, but to the athletes who gain valuable exposure through our platform.   Tag, Collab and Follow us on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/prepdignv">Instagram</a> and <a href="https://x.com/prepdignv">Twitter</a> @prepdignv

These seniors have made it clear they belong among Nevada's top players. Each has turned in a standout season, playing a major role in their team's success and helping lead them into the playoffs as key difference-makers. While they may be new additions to our rankings, they're far from new to the game. Their dedication, growth, and consistent performances have earned them recognition from Las Vegas to Reno and beyond. Get to know the seniors who have been shining all season long.