Scouting Reports, Photos: Denver Cyclones 2026
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The high school volleyball years create wonderful life memories for everyone involved. Connections are strong.
That thought was the impetus behind developing these scouting-report/photo pieces a few seasons ago to act as yearbook pages. I've written as many of them as I could based on watching teams play in person. Hopefully, they capture that squad in words and pictures, and can be accessed years down the road.
Today, we look at Denver, who I watched compete earlier this month at the Waverly-Shell Rock Invite. The two-time defending Class 2A state champion Cyclones defeated the host, which is Top 10 in 4A. They reloaded with a great group of young players and veterans thriving in new roles.
Here's a closer look at student-athletes standing out followed by photos of Denver:
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When scouting Six Pack during this summer's USAV National Tournament in Indianapolis, Herrmann stood out among an interesting group of prospects. I was looking forward to receiving another in-person look at her game when watching the Denver freshman at the Waverly-Shell Rock Invite earlier this month. Once again, she impressed with her performance. Herrmann is an athletic middle hitter. She is tall with long arms and moves fluidly throughout the action. There's a keen feel for the block with excellent timing and technique. The attack is powerful with an opportunity to add more velocity when strength is increased on a projectable frame. There's a lot of upside here.
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While Denver was going to need young players to step into prominent roles after graduation losses from last year's state title team, it also had to have veterans take on larger roles in order to sustain success. McEwan showed earlier this month at the Waverly-Shell Rock Invite that she was up to the task. The senior thrived through six rotations. She entered this week's postseason ranked second on the squad in kills and digs. McEwan succeeds because of excellent athleticism and explosion. She can get up on her vertical leap and offers a heavy swing that regularly terminates points. Fluidness, quick reflexes and a sound platform stand out in the back row.
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Lucy
Murch
5'3" | DS/L
Denver | 2031
IA
. (Photo: Rob Howe/Prep Dig) 

Mackenzie
McEwan
5'6" | DS/L/OH/OH
Denver Senior | 2027
State
IA
. (Photo: Rob Howe/Prep Dig) 
Mya
Herrmann
5'8" | MB/RS
Denver | 2030
IA
(13) and
Ayriella Phelps
Ayriella
Phelps
5'7" | OH
Denver | 2030
IA
. (Photo: Rob Howe/Prep Dig) 
Mya
Herrmann
5'8" | MB/RS
Denver | 2030
IA
. (Photo: Rob Howe/Prep Dig) 
Lucy
Murch
5'3" | DS/L
Denver | 2031
IA
. (Photo: Rob Howe/Prep Dig) 

Adeana
Murch
S
Denver | 2028
State
IA
. (Photo: Rob Howe/Prep Dig) 

Mya
Herrmann
5'8" | MB/RS
Denver | 2030
IA
. (Photo: Rob Howe/Prep Dig) 
Mya
Herrmann
5'8" | MB/RS
Denver | 2030
IA
(13) and
Brehanna Murch
Brehanna
Murch
5'7" | S
Denver | 2031
IA
. (Photo: Rob Howe/Prep Dig) 
Lucy
Murch
5'3" | DS/L
Denver | 2031
IA
. (Photo: Rob Howe/Prep Dig) 

Adeana
Murch
S
Denver | 2028
State
IA
. (Photo: Rob Howe/Prep Dig) 
Aubrey
Roethler
5'10" | MB/RS
Denver | 2028
State
IA
. (Photo: Rob Howe/Prep Dig) 
Adeana
Murch
S
Denver | 2028
State
IA
. (Photo: Rob Howe/Prep Dig) 
Brehanna
Murch
5'7" | S
Denver | 2031
IA
. (Photo: Rob Howe/Prep Dig) 
Brehanna
Murch
5'7" | S
Denver | 2031
IA
. (Photo: Rob Howe/Prep Dig) Access all of Prep Dig
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