Ironically, Stallman stood out to me for the first time as an athlete when scouting the Kennedy basketball team this past winter. She started for the Cougars, ranking second in three-pointers made, and third in scoring and assists. I hadn’t gotten a chance to evaluate her during the volleyball campaign last fall, when she paced Kennedy in digs with 381 in 112 sets. I finally did get a chance to see her volleyball exploits when watching her compete for an Adrenaline team that finished fifth in the 16U Open Division at the 2026 Mizuno Midwest JVA Challenge during the first weekend of May in Central Iowa. Stallman was controlling the back row for the squad as its libero. She moved well laterally and showed burst in covering the court in front of her, too. Stallman delivers precise passes when defending against the attack and in serve-receive. She communicates well with her teammates and brings energy to the action.