I’ve scouted Phillips throughout the last fews years with Adrenaline and Cedar Rapids Kennedy. She’s steadily improved her game, maturing physically and developing her skills. The process has resulted in Phillips becoming more consistent and powerful. As a Cougar junior, she produced 245 kills (.302) and 66.0 blocks, proving efficient and impactful. That strong play has carried over to club season, where I watched her compete for Adrenaline 17 Marty at the 2026 Nike President’s Day Classic in St. Louis. Phillips stands out for her athleticism, leaping ability and long arms. She’s a prospect that could help a lot of college programs in the middle with the skills to slide to the right side as well.

Phillips has followed up a fine sophomore season at Kennedy by elevating her game even more this club campaign. She ranked second among Cougars in kills (144) and blocks (31.0), so taking a step forward this winter and spring bodes well for her chances at even more success in 2025. Phillips is an athletic middle with long arms and good timing on the block. She reads the attack well, which also helps her defend at the net. Phillips swings with a purpose with room to improve her consistency and power. She’ll be an impact player in the MVC this season.