Unranked 27s and 28s Shine at the Exposure Tour Session 2

Session 2 of the Prep Dig Exposure Tour was one to remember. This group worked incredibly hard and dug deep. Numerous players exploded onto my radar and plenty who I've had the opportunity to see play continued to impress. Here are some of the unranked athletes from Session 2 of the Exposure Tour who shone.    Enzie is an absolute beast on the court. To me, she is the ultimate teammate who amps up her team, communicates well, and gets the job done. As a pin, she is explosive and has a great swing. She is efficient and powerful on offense and scrappy on defense. Her energy and passion on the court really set her apart!     Madelyn was a high-flying, point-earning machine at the showcase. She never missed a beat, from the moment she walked into the gym until the very last drill. Everything she did was on point, from her serve receive and defense to her decision-making and discipline on offense. The precision of her game is impressive, and she is a player on the rise in this class.     Victoria's command of the court was one of the first things that stood out to me. She took up so much space, and in the best way. She had a quick reaction time, anticipated the ball well, and was lightning fast, which helped her cover a lot of court in a short amount of time. Her angles were clean, and she balanced being aggressive and never letting the ball drop with trusting her teammates to get the job done.     Delaney is a player who exploded onto my radar at the showcase. She is a middle with a lot of raw talent. The timing of her blocks was spot on, and she got in a lot of opposing hitters' ways. Delaney was a constant presence throughout the Exposure Tour; it seemed no matter where she was or what the drill was, her effort and level of play stood out.     Leila is another new player to me from the Exposure Tour. She was a key player when it came to ball control and did a great job controlling the middle back in scrimmage play. Leila was more of a quiet leader on the court and still made a massive impact. She had clean touches, was consistent in serve receive, and was able to better the ball for her setter on nearly every contact.     Kendall was an absolute dominant force in the front row. But beyond that, she is simply a well-rounded player. During warm-ups, when athletes were playing all positions, I was impressed with her setting, too. Her dynamic all-around play made her that much more lethal in everything she did. Her shot selection was smart, and she was able to manufacture points on the pin. She could swing on both pins and was an athlete who exploded onto my radar.     Mariyah was a powerhouse middle at the Exposure Tour. She took an explosive approach and had a heavy arm on the ball. Her ability to power through anything in front of her, as well as make smart shots and mix up her swings, made her a highly impactful middle. She also put up a wall of a block that was hard for others to penetrate.

Session 2 of the Prep Dig Exposure Tour was one to remember. This group worked incredibly hard and dug deep. Numerous players exploded onto my radar and plenty who I've had the opportunity to see play continued to impress. Here are some of the unranked athletes from Session 2 of the Exposure Tour who shone.