This is Bryli’s last run at Durango, and she knows it. “I am excited to compete with my team and just have fun, as this is my last year competing in the Durango Fall Classic since I am a senior,” she said.

Her coaches count on her to hit consistently, and her shot selection combined with a fast swing makes her a threat every time she’s in system. She’s using this season to sharpen the mental side of her serve receive and to build confidence in blocking, since most teams don’t set to the right side often, so when the chance comes, she wants to make it count.

Her teammates see a competitor and a leader, someone strategic who brings energy and hype to every rotation. What she wants people to notice most is her communication, how she tries to lift everyone around her up.

As she closes out her senior season, her goals are simple. Have fun, make memories, and compete. She’s already fielding offers as she figures out the next step.

Off the court, she’s about as organized as it gets, running a tight schedule and making time for family and friends whenever she can.

~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247

Allen’s commitment to improvement has been evident over the past year. She continues to invest time in the weight room and extra training sessions, and the results are showing up on the court. A former setter who has transitioned into a primary pin-hitting role, Allen possesses a unique all-around skill set that allows her to contribute in every phase of the game. She consistently puts balls away with a quick arm swing, attacks seams effectively, and has developed into a reliable scoring option. Her strength, athletic growth, and beach volleyball experience have helped elevate her game, making her one of the more well-rounded prospects in the class. Off the court, she also maintains an impressive 4.6 GPA. –Kantessa Bryant-Miller @prepdignv

Bryli, a standout pin, recorded with 2 kills, 4 digs, 1 block, and 1 ace vs Mercy HS. She followed that with 5 kills, 3 aces, and 5 digs versus St. Ignatius College Preparatory Wildcats, and added 2 kills against Marymount. Her team was in one of the toughest pools at the tournament. but she managed to contribute when she got the opportunity. Over the season, she has proven to be a versatile player, accumulating 128 kills and 251 assists. Her defensive contributions are significant, with 233 digs, and she has served 29 aces, highlighting her all-around value to the team. Uncommitted

–Kantessa Bryant-Miller @prepdignv

Bryli is a true dual threat—just as dangerous setting the ball as she is swinging at it. When she is setting, it’s smooth, clean, and on the money. High IQ, sees the game a step ahead, and just a super valuable piece for any team. Bonus: she’s doubles as a solid beach player too.

#6 OH, Bryli Allen Bryli Allen 5'8" | OH/RS Desert Oasis | 2027 State NV continues to maintain a very consistent and strong level of play as an effective pin-hitter and a very sound setter. She brings a very high IQ to the court that results in high efficiency & the success rate continues to soar. Watching Bryli lead her team on & off the court shows why she is amongst the top 2027 prospects that’ll be ready when contact eligibility opens. We can’t wait to see what remainder of the season holds. – Anthony Jones (Prep Dig AJ)

Prospect Highlight

Bryli has been an amazing player to watch over the past year. I have witnessed her growth in real time, from last club season to now, as she enters another club season. She can essentially do it all on the court—pass well, deliver immaculate sets, and dominate as a pin hitter. She showcased all of her skills this year at Desert Oasis and proved that she is rising as one of the top players in the state across all classes. — Kantessa Bryant-Miller @lasvegasvbanalyst @prepdignv

Season Stats – 251 assists, 233 digs, 24 aces

After seeing Bryli play in club earlier this year, she was already a standout, but she really turned it up a notch this school season. She’s totally mastered every skill, and when she’s on the court with her team, she’s able to flex all of them in a single game. Whether she’s setting and passing in the back row or hitting as an opposite in the front, she’s got it all covered. It’s the perfect setup for her to show off just how versatile she really is. This is her first year on varsity as a sophomore, and she’s already put up some insane stats – 251 kills, 233 digs, and 128 assists.