The Kentucky Exposure Tour 2028 Grad Talent Takeouts

The Exposure Tour wrapped up from Wilder Kentucky with about a hundred participants that came ready to shine. Our first look into the huge pool of talent goes into the 2028 graduate Defensive Specialist/Libero squad. We saw the group perform a number of drills which then led into some scrimmage play. Here's who we thought deserved first mentions.    Olivia can hold down the back court! She has a great instinctual sense where the ball is going and has her feet moving well before most. She connects squarely for the first contact and can return those hard swings and get them up and accurately to the setter. She digs whole heartedly and shows great composure and confidence in her play! She adapts moving quickly and easily with the play and has fast footwork. She was a standout repeatedly.     Sloane is a calm and consistent player that holds a ton of value for her team. Her stance and reaction time shows she brings her A game at all times. She plays with confidence and has the talent to back it up. She has that desirable split step which allows her to move quickly in any direction on serve/receive. With a strong platform she performs with text book technique getting the ball into play and passing up accurately with great shoulder and arm angles, no matter what the play. She covers the front line well keeping plays alive intuitively. She is vocal on the court and can save balls that seem lost. She supports her teammates to no end and brings great energy and support to her teammates She can step into situations under pressure and perform. She is going up the ladder quickly.     Ryleigh performs with great energy and enthusiasm on the court to match her plentiful skill set. She is fast to the ball and shows excelled mechanics in returning the play, whether a soft of hard hit. She can get low to return those difficuly balls and digs with a vengeance. She communicates well on the court and is supportive to her teammates. She can take control in the back row and make things happen. She is confident in her play and covers the front row quickly and efficiently providing great support. She can run the show.     Although Piper is a 2030 grad we just had to add her on! She is a star on the court that's shining bright. She is constantly moving and following the play, with quick reactions to get big digs and pass up accurately we loved her play and energy. She reads the court well and moves effortlessly adjusting to playing shallow or deep to return the play. She has an excellent stance to receive balls and looks to be forging a successful path to a great career! The future is oh so bright for this youngster!     Kenadi will dig those balls, she is all in and it shows on the court. She is fast to cover and can get low to play those tough hits. She has a great stance with a solid platform and can move quickly and pass up accurately. She commits to getting those balls and lays it out on the court. We love her enthusiasm and readiness. She brings her A game and puts herself out there, not afraid to give all, love her play! She can carry the play on her own and makes excellent decisions according to play. A refreshing dynamic player.

The Exposure Tour wrapped up from Wilder Kentucky with about a hundred participants that came ready to shine. Our first look into the huge pool of talent goes into the 2028 graduate Defensive Specialist/Libero squad. We saw the group perform a number of drills which then led into some scrimmage play. Here's who we thought deserved first mentions.