We were bound to get a Shockwave shoutout in here, and Bradshaw is an ideal torchbearer for the 2029s. She was already highly ranked among her sophomore peers before we saw her at this event. Bradshaw soared to nearly 200 kills in her debut season with Newton High School, setting up another fruitful club campaign with Shockwave 15 Black. This do-everything athlete has also earned starting setter reps in her prep career, adding to the scouting intrigue for college recruiters.

Bradshaw recorded north of 180 kills and 180 digs during her freshman season at Newton, showing early on that she can contribute on both sides of the ball. Offensively, she does a good job of using the block to her advantage while also showing the ability to find open spots on the floor. With just one high school season under her belt, Bradshaw is a young player with a high ceiling and plenty of room to continue expanding her game.

Newton’s Bradshaw competes for Shockwave 15-1. Bradshaw is ranked No. 10 overall in the Kansas Class of 2029 rankings. She had a memorable freshman season for the Railroaders. She registered 181 kills, 211 digs, 119 assists, and 229 serve receptions. I watched some of her HUDL highlights from her prep season. She gets good extension and has a smooth approach.

Rounding out the Top Ten is an athlete debuting in the rankings from Newton. The Railroader freshman had an impact season last fall, producing 181 kills, 211 digs, 119 assists, and 228 serve receptions. If a stat line like that is not rankings-worthy, then I sure would like to see one that is! I have not seen her play in person, but I like the aggressiveness I saw her play with in her video highlights. I also understand she wants to study sports medicine. Welcome to Prep Dig Nation, Daisy.