Sieg is quicker on her legs and that’s helped improve her already stout range. Sieg is not afraid to dive after balls even if she does not get to them. Sieg often makes digs under control. She also makes nice out of system passes. Sieg served a number of darts Saturday. Sieg stays on an even keel despite the score and is an outstanding communicator. Sieg is also playing basketball so she is using other muscles to help develop her game. Sieg said every play is for her team. Sieg added she wants to get the team into a good flow on every single ball.

St. Henry head coach Maureen Kaiser talks about the importance of first touches all the time and Sieg is magnificent at them. Sieg can play middle back guarding against hard hits, but move up quickly when needed. Sieg has a great platform. Sieg has improved her out of system passes to make sure hitters can take sound swings.

Kenadi will dig those balls, she is all in and it shows on the court. She is fast to cover and can get low to play those tough hits. She has a great stance with a solid platform and can move quickly and pass up accurately. She commits to getting those balls and lays it out on the court. We love her enthusiasm and readiness. She brings her A game and puts herself out there, not afraid to give all, love her play! She can carry the play on her own and makes excellent decisions according to play. A refreshing dynamic player.

It may seem as though the Crusaders are stuck in a dark tunnel now, but Sieg is one of many reasons St. Henry will dig out of it. Sieg maintains a great level of play whether the Crusaders are up or down 10 points. Sieg tries to anticipate balls, staying on her feet to make the simple passes. However, she has raced quickly from the back to front row so many times that diving after balls under control has turned into a routine thing for her.

Sieg’s reflexes have taken tremendous stride early this fall. She sets up near hot spots and sticks arms out quickly to make huge saves in addition to making the simple passes on soft and hard hit balls. Sieg (pictured) constantly has her arms in position to make walls around the balls and make sure they go to the front row for two to three-point passes. Sieg also makes good sets out of system, including back ones when St. Henry needs them.

Kenadi is my pick for standout libero out of the 16s group, which is quite a feat considering she is just a freshman. She is quickly becoming one of my favorite players to watch and I believe will be a top libero prospect when it comes time for college recruiting. I have yet to see this young lady take a play off – she is always talking, always hustling and always covering. She simply makes everyone around her better and without her I know this NKYVC 15-1s squad would not have near the success they do. Sieg is a sparkplug and an absolute nuisance to the opposing team’s offense. Every time you thought someone crushed a ball, she would get it up. Every time you thought an off speed/tip was about to hit the floor, Kenadi would come flying in one handed to save it. She knows no limits when it comes to chasing down balls and I am SO excited to watch this young lady over the next few years!

Sieg does a great job bringing everything she has on each play. Her first touches continue to improve daily showing with the consistent two and three-point passes. Sieg does a great job anticipating shots from opponents and going after them. Sieg constantly encourages her teammates on the court.

Sieg is one of the most talented young liberos in the state. Sieg is trying to improve her skills not only through club season, but also playing basketball for St. Henry. Sieg’s Dad said she’s dreamed of playing for the tradition-rich Crusaders since the third grade and has definitely put in the work to do that. Sieg does a great job hustling after balls and makes nice passes out of system. Sieg has shown she can dive and dig up solid hitters in addition to earning a lot of points on serves. Sieg led the Crusaders with 535 digs to go with 128 assists and 39 aces, helping St. Henry to a 33-6 record, another All “A” State championship, a 34th District crown and another appearance in the 9th Region championship game.