At 5’11, Seni will be a good addition at the next level given her size as a setter. Combine her physical frame with her full range of distribution skills, along with the experience and success she has endured as a prep prospect, and you get an athlete that knows how to compete. She can be deceptive in her elevation and touch to freeze blockers just enough to create increased space for her hitters to swing through it aggressively while also dishing dimes in-system to all options from pin to pin. She and her NKYVC 17-1 Tsunami team will be at the upcoming USAV GJNC in the 17 National division.

Seni (*pictured) also makes a big move out of Ohio to play for NKYVC’s top 17U team. She adds great skills and experience at the setting position. Her 2025 effort for Kings was her best with career high 827 assists to finish second in the ECC. Currently an uncommitted 2027 prospect, she has length and a good range of tools as she has improved her footwork and consistency of her high hand position and contact. Seni can run an offense with variety and positions her attackers well for point scoring success.

Seni has been sound in her her two years as the Kings starting setter, hence the reason she hit 1,000 assists for her career in the win over Loveland. She moves her feet well and puts balls on target whether Kings is in or out of system. Seni’s passing also played a big role in the win. Seni said she can’t take all the credit for the assists. She said the passing is amazing and the hitting is much improved from last year.

The junior setter has guided Kings to a 2-0 start, including a solid ECC win recently over Milford. Dishing 20 assists in their first contest earlier this week, she followed that up with 38 assists along with 15 digs and two blocks. Her tools have continued to evolve as a floor leader as she is coming off a productive club season. The balance of offense she created against Milford includes leading three attackers to double figure kills to outpace their opponent. Seni averaged over nine assists per set in 2024, earning an all-ECC first team honor.

The 5’11 2027 prospect did a great job of filling some big shoes last season in the setting role for Kings following their state title run the previous year. She totaled 813 assists for a 9.1 a/s average as Kings finished 15-3 overall in ECC play. Seni earned first team all-league honors for her efforts. This is a team that featured a corps of non-seniors with the likes of right side Ava McIntyre Ava McIntyre 5'11" | RS Kings | 2026 State OH and middle Sophia Richardson Sophia Richardson 6'1" | MB Kings | 2026 State OH returning to again make big contributions on both sides of the ball.

Seni had a great high school season this past fall dishing a total of 813 assists and earning 1st team ECC honors. She has some of the best size for this position and among the setters in the Ohio 2028 class. Her high contact is matched with a simple move in her extension that keeps her distribution soft and efficient. She helps balance her Elevation team’s offense in sharing the setting role with ability to get all options involved.

Three setters in the ECC eclipsed the 800 total assists mark, including Seni who was third overall with 813 for a 9.1 a/s average. She has a lot of potential to be a high impact setter with her size and skill set with a couple of seasons left in her prep career. Her size for this role led to 103 kills of her own, which complements what she can do in her distribution to get the ball in a good spot through both pins, on the move, and against the flow. Kings should return the bulk of their roster in 2025 and with Seni having another year to develop, this team could be the favorite to earn the ECC crown next fall.

Seni had a nice game setting hitters up to put balls down. She finds ways to make things happen even when first touches do not go as planned.

Seni (pictured) has been a big key to helping the Knights hit their 31-game wining streak. Seni can hit the setter dump and even surprise opponents pushing the ball to open spots on the court on first touches. Seni sets the ball to various spots at the net that teams have to respect the hitters. That includes back sets. Seni is also solid on defense and blocking. Seni is second in the ECL with 228 assists and also has 44 digs, 12 blocks and 31 kills on the season.