I don’t know how far Bondurant will go in the postseason, but I know that no matter who they play, Edwards will make a big impact. This oppo always finds a way to help her team out and always wants to be a part of the play. Edwards works hard in transition, is quick to adjust to her sets, and does a great job of finding the corners. She is very sneaky with the shots she takes, making it hard for her opponents to know her next move.

Edwards is deserving of more attention along the recruiting trail based on what I saw when scouting her at the Westside Invite in Cedar Rapids on Oct. 11, 2025. If you like long-armed lefties at the opposite pin, Edwards is a worthy one. She shows a great feel for the position. That comfortability is complemented by a strong vertical leap and power in the swing. There’s room for growth in both areas as she matures in the game. On defense, Edwards throws up a technically sound block after getting clean reads on the opposing attack. During the first 86 sets of her junior season, she’d accounted for 118 kills and 34.0 blocks. Those numbers put her among the Bluejay leaders.