The first part of her game that jumps out is the arc she gets on the ball, every ball. I’m a fan of putting the ball high for control, and she jump sets with the best of them. Hands are quick, feet are quicker, and her decision-making is the quickest because she is aware of the court and where it needs to be placed. She will also give you a flash and play some Right Side, where her blocking is a strong suit, along with the ability to lay it out for digs, as well as her passing. Traveling with Sky High Elite, she will get plenty of chances to compete and be seen.

I know I had seen Burns play before in 2025 and it was fun to see her and the Sky High Adidas 16 Elite team take the court in Milwaukee.  They would finish second in the 17/18 Premier Division.  Burns ia a setter/right side combo player that has so many attributes that are positive for her side of the net.  She runs the middles really well with tempo while also being able to push it out to the pins.  As an attacker she swings big with her left hand and can take it from a variety of angles.  Above everything is her ability to compete, she wants to win and will play whatever role her team needs. 

Adelaide had a standout week, recording 12 aces, 10 kills, 30 assists, 14 digs, and 2 blocks over two matches. She’s now ranked 7th overall in Class 2A for aces and holds the No. 1 spot among all sophomores in 2A, according to MaxPreps. As a sophomore leader and setter, Adelaide continues to be a key contributor, playing all six rotations. Last season, she broke the school record for aces in a single season; now on track to outperform those numbers this year.