WI Exposure Clinic: Attackers Arms Brought the Thunder

Breit Nelson November 29, 2025 @ 03:48 PM

The gym in Cedarburg was buzzing with energy during Session 1 of the Prep Dig Exposure Tour, and the pins were active from the first warm-up drill. Several outside hitters and right sides separated themselves with heavy arms, terminal swings, and the ability to score in out-of-system situations.    Kerry (#116), was an immediate standout. Standing at 6'1", Kerry showed advanced mechanics for her age. Her explosive playstyle and powerful swing were effective down the line time and time again. She unloads on the ball with a great cross-court shot and isn't just an offensive threat; she also impressed defensively with a nice move across the back line to keep a play alive     Representing Edgar High School and [program_tooltip program_id='428662' first='Wisconsin' last='Ice'], this 2029 prospect plays with high intensity. She is described as an explosive hitter with an aggressive approach, capable of executing a difficult cross-body swing down the line. Stencil matches her offense with grit, making a dig by getting her hips under the ball.    On the right side, the lefties made their presence felt. Mackenzie Merkel (#102, Class of 2029, Johnsburg) effectively took the ball down the line, utilizing her southpaw advantage to disrupt blockers. Meanwhile, [player_tooltip player_id='745025' first='Mya' last='Mayer'] (#64), a 2028 Right Side from Kettle Moraine Lutheran, showcased a heavy left arm with a great cross-court swing and a cross-body rip that turned heads. Other pin hitters deserving mention include Lola Gonzalez (#99, East Troy), who unleashed a violent swing, and [player_tooltip player_id='523133' first='Grace' last='Mila'] (#32, Brookfield Academy), a 2028 OH who possesses a cannon of an arm coupled with a very aggressive approach.

The gym in Cedarburg was buzzing with energy during Session 1 of the Prep Dig Exposure Tour, and the pins were active from the first warm-up drill. Several outside hitters and right sides separated themselves with heavy arms, terminal swings, and the ability to score in out-of-system situations.