6 Standout Opposites from Little Big South

In a deep Gold field, these opposites separate themselves by being reliable point-producers and physical presences at the net. They score in transition, block with intent, and handle responsibility in tight rotations. Each of these athletes shows the competitive edge and physical tools recruiters want to see from the right side.    Ebie brings a strong competitive edge to the opposite position. She plays fast, attacks decisively, and stays active in coverage and blocking. Her energy and physical engagement raise the intensity of her lineup and keep pressure on opposing defenses. ~ Samantha Fitzgerald @BenchtoBeast     Valerie attacks with confidence and rhythm. She transitions quickly, swings with authority, and stays aggressive against older competition. Her consistency on both sides of the ball stands out in a deep field. ~ Samantha Fitzgerald @BenchtoBeast     Jillian scores with intent and control. She stays composed through long rallies, adjusts well to tempo changes, and finishes decisively when given space. Her blocking presence adds value beyond her offensive production. She plays like an opposite who understands responsibility. ~ Samantha Fitzgerald @BenchtoBeast     Sophia plays with intensity and purpose on the right side. She attacks with pace, stays disciplined in her footwork, and presses hard across the net as a blocker. Her willingness to challenge hitters and terminate in front of the setter gives her lineup balance and toughness. ~ Samantha Fitzgerald @BenchtoBeast     Marleigh brings physicality and confidence to the opposite position. She elevates well, swings aggressively, and stays assertive in transition. Her ability to score off imperfect sets adds value when the offense breaks down. She competes with edge and urgency every point. ~ Samantha Fitzgerald @BenchtoBeast     Isabella plays with balance and strength on the right pin. She attacks with clean timing and arm speed, allowing her to score efficiently against organized blocks. Defensively, she closes well and takes away angles, making her a true two-way presence. Her composure late in sets keeps her dependable under pressure. ~ Samantha Fitzgerald @BenchtoBeast    These opposites don't just fill a role — they change matchups. Their ability to score, block, and compete in high-pressure rotations makes them valuable assets in elite tournament play.   Note to GA Athletes:   If you'd like to be considered for future coverage, please send me your high school season schedule and share a little bit about yourself so I can come support you and share your story. Let's keep building Georgia volleyball together! Fill out the "Cover My Game" Link in my bio @benchtobeast on IG.   <h3 class="wp-block-heading">If you enjoyed this article, show your support by following<a href="https://www.instagram.com/benchtobeast/"> BenchtoBeast</a> for exclusive Georgia content, behind-the-scenes action, and a closer look at the volleyball community you love.</h3>   We're on a mission to spotlight talent, uplift families, and bring the volleyball community closer than ever! Huge shoutout to our amazing subscribers — you're the heartbeat of this movement. Thank you for your help growing the game, and making every moment unforgettable. The best is yet to come — let's get it!   <h4 class="wp-block-heading">This journey is created by the village—athletes, coaches, families, and subscribers.</h4>   Building bridges between hustle and opportunity — that's the power of this community!  ~ Samantha Fitzgerald @BenchtoBeast

In a deep Gold field, these opposites separate themselves by being reliable point-producers and physical presences at the net. They score in transition, block with intent, and handle responsibility in tight rotations. Each of these athletes shows the competitive edge and physical tools recruiters want to see from the right side.