16U Spikefest - Bros in Command of the Backcourt

Liberos always are key to a teams success. I mean, if your team can't pass, it can get ugly in a hurry. From consistent serve receive to relentless defensive effort, these liberos showcased the skills that kept their teams in system and extended rallies. Their court awareness, quick reactions, and leadership on the floor made a noticeable difference in big moments during Spikefest. The following liberos proved just how valuable a backcourt beast can be to a team's overall success.   Remember to follow me on Instagram @Prepdigamy and Facebook @PrepDig Amy for up to date event coverage, stories, and more. Use code "AVG30" for a discount on your initial membership.    Blaschko continues to show steady improvement every time I watch her play. She really reads the game well and consistently puts herself in the right position to make plays. She does a great job running through the ball and keeps her movements efficient, which allows her to cover the court effectively. Her anticipation and court awareness stand out as she seems to always be in the right spot at the right time. Overall, she is a reliable defensive presence who continues to shine.     Otto is a new libero for me, but she immediately stands out as a steady and reliable presence in the back row. Her teammates clearly trust her to come up with plays time and time again. She is quick and agile, moves well defensively, and does a good job reading the game. She looks very comfortable and confident in serve receive, displaying a solid platform and delivering balls to target consistently. Overall, she brings stability to the back row and does a great job being the anchor for this team.     Davis is a stud. Although she is a new libero for me, she immediately stands out as a dominant presence in the backcourt. She is strong, agile, and very athletic, allowing her to cover a lot of ground and make tough defensive plays. Her court awareness is excellent. She clearly understands what to do in different situations and consistently puts herself in the right position. She plays with confidence and control. She is a huge contributor to this team's success.     Jorvig is a true leader in the backcourt and does an excellent job organizing the defense. She communicates well with her teammates and consistently puts herself in the right position by reading the game effectively. She does a great job picking up tips and reacting quickly to keep plays alive. In addition to her defense, she brings value from the service line with a strong serve and has the ability to put together big serving runs that create momentum for her team.     Lane is a solid libero that brought backcourt consistency to her team. She stays calm under pressure and does a great job controlling the first contact, giving her team quality opportunities to run their offense. Her footwork is also solid and she moves efficiently to the ball. She also showcases good instincts when tracking the ball and by adjusting quickly to different types of attacks. Overall, she provides a much needed dependable backcourt presence.

Liberos always are key to a teams success. I mean, if your team can't pass, it can get ugly in a hurry. From consistent serve receive to relentless defensive effort, these liberos showcased the skills that kept their teams in system and extended rallies. Their court awareness, quick reactions, and leadership on the floor made a noticeable difference in big moments during Spikefest. The following liberos proved just how valuable a backcourt beast can be to a team's overall success.