Who is the Prep Dig Player of the Week (Oct. 14 – Oct. 20)?

Lilly has officially hit a major milestone — 2,500 career digs! Her relentless hustle, sharp instincts, and unwavering determination on the court have paid off in a big way. This achievement is a testament to her hard work, consistency, and passion for the game.

Amelia recently shattered the school record with over 1,500 career set assists — a milestone that speaks volumes about her court vision, consistency, and leadership as a setter. Not only does she run the offense with precision, but she also leads the team in service aces and ranks third in digs, proving her all-around impact on the game.

Mallory delivered a phenomenal performance, racking up a career-high 30 kills and 28 digs in a single match against Waunakee. As if that wasn't impressive enough, she also hit a major career milestone, surpassing 1,000 kills in just three years at the varsity level. Mallory's power, endurance, and clutch play under pressure were on full display, proving she's a force to be reckoned with and a true game-changer for her team.

Teagan reached and surpassed an incredible milestone on Tuesday, October 14, recording her 400th varsity career block against Incarnate Word Academy in St. Louis, Missouri. Earlier this season, she had already etched her name into the Marquette High School record books by breaking the career blocking record (previously 222). Then, at the Mill Valley Tournament in Kansas, she continued her dominant run by breaking the school's single-season block record (117) with three big stops against Mill Valley High School.

Hailey has officially shattered Shoreland Lutheran's single-season serving aces record! The previous record stood at 84, but Hailey has soared past it with 93 aces and counting. Heading into the Shoreland Slam tournament, she needed just four to break the record; she didn't just meet the moment, she crushed it, finishing with an impressive 12 aces.

Addi hit a major milestone by reaching an incredible 3,500 career assists during the match against Staley High School! Her precision, leadership, and ability to run the offense with confidence have made her a cornerstone of the team's success. This achievement is a testament to her hard work, vision on the court, and unwavering commitment to her role as a setter.

Aylee racked up 30 kills in a dominant game against Calabasas, then followed it up with a fierce Marmonte League battle where she helped lead her team past Westlake and nearly toppled Newbury Park, totaling 40 kills across the two matches. Aylee now leads her team with over 350 kills this season, earning her Athlete of the Month honors and an all-team award at the Malibu Tournament, where she helped secure the championship with an incredible 69 kills that weekend.

Evelyn, a junior for the Fairbury Jeffs, delivered a dominant performance at the conference tournament, totaling 75 kills and averaging 6.3 kills per set while contributing strong defense and serving. She led the team in kills in every match, including standout performances like 28 kills vs. Sutton and 25 vs. Thayer Central. Already the school's all-time leader in career kills, Evelyn also holds the single-match and single-season kill records. Currently hitting .343, she's on pace to break the single-season hitting percentage record (.327). She leads the team in kills per set (5.9), hitting percentage, and digs per set (3.8).

Skyler made her 1,000th dig this past week, a remarkable achievement especially after missing most of her junior season due to an ACL tear. Her energetic attitude and strong character shine through as she leads her team both on and off the court.

Raegan had a standout week, racking up 78 kills over 14 sets, an impressive 5.57 kills per set, while earning a spot on the All-Tournament Team at El Dorado and leading Valley Center to a strong 2nd place finish. Her hard work and dedication didn't go unnoticed, as she was named ESPN Wichita Female Athlete of the Week.