Stock Rising Potential Among these MEQ 16 USA Athletes

Miller (*pictured) is a top scoring option for TVC 16 Black. She has good competitive experience as a high opportunity pin from Old Fort where she scored a lot in 2025. She is familiar with the workload and continues to develop different ways she can put the ball to the floor. Her momentum build in her approach pattern is slow to fast, which gets her to the ball so she can lift and control the finish of her swing to drive the ball to the edges of the defense. TVC 16 Black is the #35 overall seed and will open play in Pool 2.     Arriving on the radar recently in the Ohio 2028 class, Weibel has some impressive tools. She entered the club season coming off a productive fall where she led the Valley View offense for the second consecutive season to round out her career average at 2.4 k/s heading towards her junior season. At 6'1, she has a long frame of which she uses well defensively and as an attacker. The range she can create in both of these phases is expansive and will only grow as she continues to develop physically. She can play six rotations, which includes a role as a solid offensive threat out of the back row as well. Air City 16 Pink is assigned to Pool 4 for day one.     Roberts has good versatility in her ability to be offensive in multiple positions. As a middle for her Canfield team in the fall, she was a key factor through moderate tempo options. For her Infinity club team, she is seeing ample time and opportunities on the left side pin where she is demonstrating that she can use her length well to strike the ball for similar point scoring outcomes. Her timing in the middle more frequently maximizes her elevation and touch point and if she can create the same form at the pin to contact at the peak of her jump, she'll create greater advantages for herself at the pin. Infinity 16 Green will start MEQ in Pool 1.     Fischer has a raw quality to her game but the potential indicates a high ceiling. At 6'0, she can contribute as a six-rotation pin as her length benefits her ball control with a long platform and her ability to get up and contact high when attacking. Her footwork when passing is quick and balanced, which allows her to manage her angles well. As a hitter, that quickness shows up in her transition to get outside and build her momentum. She opens well to the ball with her attacking arm and shoulders where she swing with good control for range or to challenge the block at its highest point. 1st Alliance 16 Silver is the overall #6 seed to open MEQ.     Davis had a productive high school season for Bolingbrook where she terminated 144 kills, twice as many from the previous season, earning 1.8 k/s. At 5'9, she is a terminal attacking element primarily from the right pin for her 1st Alliance squad, but can score from multiple attack points in how they use her in serve receive offense and transition. She elevates and extends well and with more two-arm action to get herself off the floor she'll increase her lift and be on balance in the air. This team is the overall #5 seed.