Dundy County-Stratton boasted one of Nebraska’s most dynamic, multi-faceted offenses last fall, and Spargo was at the center of it all. This explosive middle blocker put down 2.7 kills per set as a sophomore, but her influence went far beyond simple numbers. Spargo was equally comfortable in front of the setter and behind, making her difficult for opposing blockers to track. The Tigers wielded their full array of combination plays during last year’s tournament and showcased Spargo’s range throughout. Her 12-kill quarterfinal performance against Garden County left a lasting impression that precipitated her rankings breakthrough.

Here’s another name we couldn’t stop raving about after the quarterfinal round. Spargo helped engineer Dundy County-Stratton’s Thursday sweep, collecting 12 kills on nearly 0.300 hitting against Garden County. The Tigers ran a diverse offense with several different combination plays, and Spargo’s lateral quickness made it all come together. Good luck tracking this fluid, dynamic athlete in transition.

Spargo’s meteoric rise reached new heights in the biggest match of her career. The sophomore middle blocker’s explosiveness and range were immediately apparent as the Tiger offense soared against Garden County. Spargo was an indispensable piece of Dundy County-Stratton’s quick patterns and combination plays, giving opposing blockers a lot to think about in transition. The 2028 standout was also a defensive force with a team-leading five blocks, thrusting Dundy County-Stratton to the D2 semifinals.

We’re sticking with the small-town scene a little longer. Dundy County-Stratton’s extraordinary 11-2 start has brought several new names into the spotlight, and Spargo leads the way in the middle. This electric sophomore has churned out 1.6 blocks per set while also pacing the offense at nearly three terminations per set. Spargo boasts enough length and reach to smother tight sets at the net, and she can also square up one-on-one against hard-hitting middle blockers. We’re eager to see if Spargo’s wide-ranging influence can lift the Tigers to this year’s postseason stage.