The first part of the day was drill work, and that’s where Cary first caught my eye. With pin players, I’m always watching to see how well they handle themselves in serve receive, and she passed the test. Her platform was solid, her passes were consistently delivered to location, and overall, she did her thing. When play moved to the front row, Cary made the most of her opportunities and showed she can contribute offensively as well. With another year of development ahead of her, she looks poised to take on a bigger role and make an even greater impact during her sophomore season.

Cary moved up a few slots in the rankings. After previously being ranked No. 19 overall, she now finds herself in the No. 14 spot. She debuted in the ranking last October. She played in just 62 varsity sets last season, but collected 29 kills and 22 blocks in that limited action. She is playing club ball with Shockwave, the elite club program in the Wichita area. Her physical frame and solid blocking technique is what stand out from watching her game film.