2029 Prospects who Set the Tone: Prepdig Exposure Tour

Shernoff plays with soft hands and the ability to set a hittable ball on almost any pass. Her attackers were in a good position when paired with the Lincoln freshman during drills or a game. Shernoff stays ready defensively, and when she covers her hitters, she consistently pops balls up off swings or off a swing from her own attackers that look like they were going down for a point.     Valiquette played with terrific confidence at the Exposure Tour and has an assertiveness uncommon for a 2029 prospect. The White River 2029 prospect is fast on the court and gets to full speed quickly when she is chasing down a pass or an off-speed shot defensively. Valiquette's best trait as a setter may be her competitive streak- she was ready to get after it the moment she stepped into the gym.     Stoll played strongly at the event in Lynwood; the setter from Glacier High School in Montana has excellent size for the position and good overall athleticism. Her ability to make plays as an attacker and blocker at the net has showed; she has played as a setter and pin attacker. Court coaches liked her fearless, determined approach to drills and six-on-six play. Stoll will play her club ball with Montana Northwest Volleyball Club out of Kalispell.     Stiles is a 2029 setter prospect with size and a knack for scoring from the front row with her lefty swing. The Sehome freshman has the length, hands, and mentality to play as a right side and setter; she should only improve as she adds strength and physicality to her game. Court coaches appreciate her set location and her hard work to get to the second ball.     Milanez brought a wave of energy and positivity to the showcase. She has quick feet and a feel for encouraging and supporting the players around her. The Bishop Blanchet freshman was locked in defensively, and coaches were complimentary of her connection with her middles during six-on-six. She will play for WVBA this club season.