Myers was an early entry on our 2029 watch list after helping pilot last year’s Pratt offense. Now, she’s embodying the mantra of “running the show” that we alluded to in the title. She has nearly doubled her assist output from last year, playing around the dial as Pratt’s ball control anchor. Myers has a knack for leading her hitters into proper position to go around or through a double block. This precise location has become a hallmark of Myers’ game as the Fighting Frogs look to leap up the Class 4A ladder.

Bring on the Fighting Frogs. Myers made major strides in her debut season with Pratt, cementing her spot as do-everything setter opposite. Now, this sophomore seems to have upgraded her distribution skills in early-season action. She churned out eight assists per set during Pratt’s first four matches and was an ever-present leader in all six rotations. Aside from Myers’ knack for running an offense, she also did not hesitate to pounce on overpasses and produce a strong, assertive block. Her time in the 5-1 system will be extensive.