Maddy is the epitome of consistency in scoring as an outside hitter. Standing at 6’1″, she possesses the physical attributes necessary for next-level play. Over the last two seasons, she has averaged an impressive 267 kills, and there’s no reason to believe she won’t maintain that momentum this year. Maddy was a key player for her Rockwood Thunder team, and her transition to the St. Dominic Crusaders is expected to be an even bigger season for her. Her scoring ability and leadership make her a crucial asset as her team aims for success.

Maddy is certainly an exciting talent for St. Dominic. Her versatility in playing both pins and her experience with Rockwood 16 Elite show her adaptability on the court. Standing at 6’1”, her ability to deliver powerful attacks and put up strong blocks makes her a formidable presence. With 269 kills last season and her progression towards becoming a six-rotation outside hitter, she’s poised to have a significant impact for the Crusaders this year.

The 2027 St. Dominic product displayed some high-level skills in competition play. I like her size and she’s an asset at the net defensively. Offensively, she does a good job of reading the block and determining where she puts the ball, with her size she had little difficulty hitting over the block on many occasions.

Mannebach has been more than solid for a 22-win St. Dominic team in year two. She is currently second on the team in kills with 190 kills. She doesn’t get much back-row action but has been a force at the net with 34 total blocks.

We have a strong group of right-sides in our top five with our next two players. Mennebach is a beast on the right pin and like the above-mentioned Kaburakis, I like how she mixes up her shots. She has a strong line shot that catches defenders unprepared. I rated her blocking high and she gets touches on a lot of balls. The edge we give her is her back-row passing and defense. Like Witherspoon, she does very well in the middle back with her frame and has great technique.