Charlie is a five foot ten setter from New Mexico in the Class of 2029. She put on an impressive display for everyone in attendance. Representing La Cueva High School and ARVC 16 1, she showcased a blend of length, athleticism, and refined skill that immediately caught the attention of our staff. Multiple court coaches independently mentioned her name after their sessions, which is always a strong indicator that a player is doing something special. Miss Ferguson consistently delivered quality balls to her hitters and demonstrated a natural feel for tempo and location. Her long arms allow her to extend and push the ball to the pins with ease, creating excellent spacing for attackers. One of the most impressive aspects of her performance was her movement to the ball. Taller setters sometimes struggle with quick adjustments on errant passes, but she used sharp footwork to beat the ball to the spot and square up in perfect setting posture. She arrived balanced and under control, which allowed her to maintain clean, repeatable mechanics. Her hands were soft and symmetrical at contact, almost mirror images of each other on release. That kind of technical consistency reflects hours of intentional repetition and commitment to mastering her craft. The foundation is strong, and the ceiling is high. We loved what we saw from Charlie at the Sunshine Classic Showcase and will absolutely be monitoring her progress moving forward. Please join us in congratulating her on earning a Top Performer Award.

Charlie is a five foot ten setter from New Mexico in the Class of 2029. She put on an impressive display for everyone in attendance. Representing La Cueva High School and ARVC 16 1, she showcased a blend of length, athleticism, and refined skill that immediately caught the attention of our staff. Multiple court coaches independently mentioned her name after their sessions, which is always a strong indicator that a player is doing something special. Miss Ferguson consistently delivered quality balls to her hitters and demonstrated a natural feel for tempo and location. Her long arms allow her to extend and push the ball to the pins with ease, creating excellent spacing for attackers. One of the most impressive aspects of her performance was her movement to the ball. Taller setters sometimes struggle with quick adjustments on errant passes, but she used sharp footwork to beat the ball to the spot and square up in perfect setting posture. She arrived balanced and under control, which allowed her to maintain clean, repeatable mechanics. Her hands were soft and symmetrical at contact, almost mirror images of each other on release. That kind of technical consistency reflects hours of intentional repetition and commitment to mastering her craft. The foundation is strong, and the ceiling is high. We loved what we saw from Charlie at the Sunshine Classic Showcase and will absolutely be monitoring her progress moving forward. Please join us in congratulating her on earning a Top Performer Award.