Another prospect ranking in the Top 30 of the latest Prep Dig Iowa rankings and remaining available to colleges, Harbour is a well-rounded back-row performer. Her film from the club campaign with Roots Volleyball Academy impresses. Harbour moves well in serve-receive, deadening pace and providing a settable pass. She tracks the ball well and consistently slides into proper position. Against the attack, the Ankeny senior flows well with the action, reading angles based on the block and closing holes the opposition might exploit. Harbour flashes quick reflexes and is fast laterally. She can put the ball to the pin off of the two-ball and does well communicating with teammates.

Harbour has been an exceptionally high-impact addition to the RVA gym. She donned the contrasting jersey through much of RVA 17U K.Palea’s stay at the Midwest National Tune-Up, producing a highlight reel that rivals any libero at the event. We were also reminded of Harbour ability to take over as a vocal leader who helps her fellow passers align properly in the serve-receive pattern. Teams want their liberos to take the initiative on balls drifting into the seams, and Harbour is eager to shoulder that role. RVA’s ball control paved the way for a 2-0 run through Sunday’s pools, setting the right tone for the summer grind.

Harbour’s recruitment likely has been slowed by having to wait her turn at one of the state’s top prep programs. Her’s to her making up for lost time with a great senior season at Ankeny. Before that, however, college coaches would be wise to check her out playing for RVA Roots on the club circuit. I watched her play multiple times with PowerPlex last year and was looking forward to what she could do this season. While I haven’t gotten an opportunity to watch Harbour in person, she’s provided video highlights for us. The serve-receive footage looks sharp. She reads the ball well and passes precisely. Reflexes and reaction time are keen. Harbour can deliver on the two ball and does a nice job aligning the back-row defense during pre-serve reads.

Here’s another Iowa PowerPlex star for the list. Harbour looked incredibly comfortable as she competed in her home gym during the 2024 showcase circuit. Of course, this libero has also translated her savvy defense to high-stakes venues and regional qualifiers. Harbour’s quick first step puts her in the right spot to control tips and roll shots to the center of the court. She can also dig plenty of heat in the crosscourt, especially as she competes against the nation’s best with PowerPlex.

A product of training in two of the state’s top programs, Harbour is a steady hand in the back row. She reads the attack well and uses that to get into the best position to make plays. Harbour’s quick feet and sharp reflexes aid her performance in defending the back. She communicates well and moves smoothly around her teammates. Harbour still has room to grow and develop as a player, which should be exciting for college coaches.