Here’s another high-flying attacker who soared past the century mark in the kill column. Andale High earned the No. 2 seed in Class 4A behind McNeal’s blistering pace of nearly five kills per set. That increased production culminated in a brilliant outing in Saturday’s sub-state contests, propelling the Indians into this weekend’s final round. Admittedly, I have my own biases as a Nebraska native who is excited to see McNeal at Nebraska-Kearney in the collegiate game.

McNeal has a state championship title on her belt. She also finished with an impressive kill total of 349 in 77 sets played. Over the past two seasons, she has registered 610 kills. She is a powerful and dangerous hitter who was also named to my 2027 All-Deck Prep Team. She is ranked No. 56 overall, and I believe she is still uncommitted.

Mcneal is an athlete I was impressed with during the event. She is a gritty athlete and can punish a ball. She is a physical attacker and hung well, with the elite talent in the gym. She is ranked No. 49 overall in the Kansas Class of 2027. She was second on the Indians’ roster last season in kills. She finished her junior season with 261 kills. Andale should be loaded with talent this season and will be a team to watch.

McNeal is ranked No. 49 overall in the Kansas Class of 2027. She finished second in kills for the Indians last season. As a sophomore, she recorded 261 kills, 110 digs, 16 blocks, and 43 aces. She has competed at Prep Dig Showcases and is a player who can compete and fit in with elite athletes.