The lengthy junior middle did her thing, finishing with 12 kills and 10 digs while showing she can hold her own in the back row. Her offensive production is expected from a player with her size and presence at the net, but the ability to contribute defensively adds another layer to her game. She continues to show the potential to be a right-side option who can stay on the court in the back row and provide value in all six rotations.

Standing at 6’2”, Sarah has been a powerhouse for the Jaguars since her debut, showing no signs of slowing down. A Florida State beach commit, she can score from anywhere on the court while also contributing defensively. With a career total of 651 kills, she is on track to surpass the 1,000-kill milestone before the season concludes.

Also a talented beach player, Albers checks in at five in our rankings. She provides great size and length at the net, which allows her to affect the game in many facets. Her touch point on her swings allows her to navigate over the block of the defense. She tallied 331 kills this past fall.