No Snow Days in WI: Exposure Tour Athletes Bring the Heat Part 2

This article highlights athletes in session 2 of the Exposure Tour who battled the snow and brought the fire to the courts on Saturday. This session had primarily 2026s and 2027s, though registration opened to 2028s and 2029s as well. This was a group that brought great intensity from start to finish. Let's dive right in.    Kahlen was absolutely dominant at the Exposure Tour. She was consistently bringing some of the biggest swings in the gym. Kahlen's speed and explosive approach made her absolutely lethal in nearly every drill. Even when she transitioned and took multiple swings in a single play, she always worked to find different shots and mixed up the speed of her swings, not always relying solely on power to get the job done. Kahlen has an incredible amount of potential, especially with how versatile her offense and defense were at the Exposure Tour.     Stella was such a fun pin to watch throughout the showcase. She absolutely showed her power, especially during positional work; however, during scrimmage play, Stella was dynamic in every possible way. She was consistent in her defense and her pass-to-attack, made smart choices, and was disciplined in her movement. Stella did all of the little things right, and that really set her apart. Her volleyball IQ and court awareness were really high-level and she had a dominant presence on the court.     Cora really impressed me with her all-out effort. She rebounded well from mistakes and was highly motivated on every ball she played. She caught my eye multiple times throughout the Showcase because of her consistent effort, clean plays, and good communication. She is just a force in the back row and someone who will chase down any ball to keep it alive.     Taylor had a great command of the court as a setter. She kept the ball moving and mixed up her shots well. Taylor was consistent when she was on the move and ran down some really tough balls. Every time she was on the court, she ran it with pinpoint efficiency. She held herself accountable and was disciplined.     Addison was not only a highly talented libero from the showcase, but she was also a huge energizer on the court. She initially caught my eye during serve receive work with her clean movement and quick reaction to the ball. She continued that throughout the day and was a leader on any court she was on. I was impressed with Addison's court awareness and maturity on he court.     Gabriella really exploded onto my radar at the Exposure Tour. She was a consistently smart yet powerful pin with a keen eye for open spots. She was fearless and aggressive and knew how to earn points. Gabriella played on both pins and was incredibly versatile in her ability to move around the court and be an impact player.     Addy is a highly athletic and explosive middle. She has a ton of raw talent and improves in massive leaps every time I see her play. Her slide is absolutely lethal. Addy really sets herself apart in her discipline across the court. She is smooth and quick in transition and identifies early the best plays to run. She is equally as impactful in front of the setter as she is behind, which makes her that much harder to read.     Riley was all over the court at the Exposure Tour. Everything from her intangibles to her fundamentals was locked in for the entire two-hour event. Riley's serve receive and coverage of her teammates were two areas of her game that stood out to me. She excelled at communicating in every drill and never gave up on a ball. She balanced the necessary ball control with the grit and scrappiness that come with being a libero incredibly well.

This article highlights athletes in session 2 of the Exposure Tour who battled the snow and brought the fire to the courts on Saturday. This session had primarily 2026s and 2027s, though registration opened to 2028s and 2029s as well. This was a group that brought great intensity from start to finish. Let's dive right in.