Addison is making waves at Liberty North, where she has showcased her dual-role versatility as both a setter and opposite hitter. This club season with Dynasty has prepared her well, allowing her to develop a keen sense for running an effective offense. Her natural hitting ability on the right pin is complemented by her adaptability, making her an invaluable asset to the Eagles program. With 323 kills from last season under her belt, Addison is poised to make significant contributions, whether she’s setting up plays or executing powerful attacks. Her team can count on her to step up in critical moments, proving she can thrive in any position.

Here’s another well-rounded athlete who blurs the lines between positional designations. Webb has some prep experience as a setter, but her attacking prowess has taken precedence in her upperclassman tenure with Liberty North. The Eagles are getting three kills per set out of Webb, and she has proven her willingness to score from anywhere. Most converted setters do their damage on the right side, but don’t be surprised to see Webb getting it done from the other pin, too.

As promised, we’re sticking with the Liberty North Eagles. Webb will compete for her shot on the big stage and has already stood out with Dynasty on the club side. She likely felt right at home in the Dynasty gym during Saturday’s showcase, and that comfort was reflected in Webb’s play. Middle blockers had a field day with Webb dishing the ball with proper tempo and location. Liberty North has a fascinating setter competition on the horizon.