Club MVP will get a couple of stars on the board for this one. We start with Underhill, a dominant middle blocker who can adjust to any tempo or location. She posted impressive numbers with Baxter Springs last fall, highlighted by over 200 kills and a team-high hitting percentage. But those numbers only reveal part of what makes Underhill so efficient. We normally don’t discuss off-speed effectiveness at the middle blocker spot, but Underhill knows exactly where to place her tip shots in front of the defense. It makes her even more difficult to defend when she brings the heat.

Club MVP’s top 16s squad has plenty of rising stars to see. Underhill was already gaining traction after logging 2.3 kills per set with Baxter Springs last fall. She has shown a willingness to swap between the middle and the right, giving her maximum opportunities to tee off at the net. Club MVP has harnessed Underhill’s multi-dimensional game, particularly during the team’s successful trip to MEQ. Kansas’s club footprint keeps expanding.