The Players Who Made Their Teammates Better

The PrepDig Exposure Tour has officially wrapped, and we are highlighting the MVPs and Top Performers who stepped into competitive roles and delivered in every rotation. The Gardena stop showcased athletes who combined aggression with intelligence, brought energy to every rep, and elevated their teammates through communication and consistency.   Coach Aniayia Harris evaluated her court and selected one MVP and three Top Performers who made consistent, winning impacts throughout the day.    Havanah Lowery named MVP at PrepDig's Exposure Tour in Gardena, CA.   Havanah brought explosive athleticism that immediately stood out. She put balls away with authority, showed quick reactions in the back row, and competed with a hustle that never faded. Her presence changed the pace of the court, and she consistently found ways to influence the game on both offense and defense.   Havanah shared that her mental strength paired with her athleticism is what drives her success. She stays locked in and confident, using that mindset to elevate every part of her game. She is working on staying composed under pressure and has set ambitious goals for this club season, including becoming a hitter who cannot be predicted, contained, or shut down. Her desire to expand her range, attack fearlessly, and force defenses to adjust speaks to her competitive fire and growth mindset.   Her energy, versatility, and impact earned her MVP recognition.   ~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247     [player_tooltip player_id='785060' first='Nicole' last='Basas'] named Top Performer at PrepDig's Exposure Tour in Gardena, CA.   Nicole played with intelligence and aggression. She showed a strong understanding of shot placement, finding space even against a well formed block. Her vocal presence and positive communication lifted her teammates, and she consistently encouraged those around her through every drill.   Nicole's ability to combine smart decision making with competitive energy made her a reliable and influential presence on the court.   ~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247     [player_tooltip player_id='772736' first='Payton' last='Froid'] named Top Performer at PrepDig's Exposure Tour in Gardena, CA.   Payton impressed with her clean hands and ability to run an offense from anywhere on the court. She delivered a fast tempo and kept hitters engaged through consistent placement. Payton shared that consistency is her strongest skill, taking pride in delivering accurate sets that her hitters can trust.   She is focused on improving her defense through private lessons, clinics, and extra reps, showing commitment to becoming a complete player. Her goals include consistently jump setting, maintaining a strong tempo, and growing as a leader. Payton's attention to detail, combined with her calm presence, made her a standout performer.   ~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247     [player_tooltip player_id='745200' first='Morgan' last='Morrow'] named Top Performer at PrepDig's Exposure Tour in Gardena, CA.   Morgan provided steady ball control throughout the session. She was a consistent passer who covered a large amount of court and helped stabilize serve receive. Morgan shared that serving is one of her strongest skills, using strength and placement to score points for her team.   She is working to improve her setting through private sessions and focused training, with goals of becoming a stronger leader and building confidence. A former competitive gymnast, Morgan brings balance and body control that translate well to her defensive game.   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The PrepDig Exposure Tour has officially wrapped, and we are highlighting the MVPs and Top Performers who stepped into competitive roles and delivered in every rotation. The Gardena stop showcased athletes who combined aggression with intelligence, brought energy to every rep, and elevated their teammates through communication and consistency.