Ainsley Edgingtion, setter for Skyline 18 Black. This girl means business on the court! She sets the tone early with a strong serve and a seamless tempo to follow up. She is decisive and confident in her abilities, and it stands out in her play. Her energy and enthusiasm keeps her team engaged and a fun group to watch her shine with.

The senior setter is having a phenomenal year as she has tallied 877 assists and 9.6 assists per set so far and the year is far from over.  With only 14 ball-handling errors out of 2,433 attempts, this squad is definitely in great “hands”.  She is also stellar from the service line as she has 37 aces on the year and a 95.3 serve percentage.  She has recently chosen to play college volleyball at Harding University and will be a great addition to their roster.  Her soft hands and great posture while delivering the ball equate to some very deceptive setter dumps that score pretty efficiently.  One thing I like about her play is that she is not afraid to battle at the net while in the front row.  Even when she is delivering the set with her platform, she does such a great job of locating it in a perfect position to attack. 

Please welcome Miss Edgington officially to the State Rankings.  She is currently ranked as the 141^st best overall prospect in the 2026 Class according to our Prep Dig Texas State Rankings.   She plays for Rockwall High School and also for the Dallas Skyline volleyball club.  Miss Edgington is one of the talented setters in her club squad’s 6-2 offense.  She specializes in feeding the middle and pushing a very fast tempo to the pins.  I love how she is bringing her left side around for second tempo routes from the middle.  She really understands how to keep a defense off-balance with her set distribution.  I have watched her thread the needle to her hitters and they feed off of her location.  Running the middle out of defensive transition tells me that she is ready for the fast pace of the college game now.  With form/technique like hers, as a coach, you can spend more of your time talking about strategy/leadership.  I think this young lady is someone who can lead any kind of system and make a squad better.  If you haven’t seen her by now, I highly recommend that you stop by her court at some point this season.  You will not be disappointed in what you find.  Please help us congratulate her on being named one of the best players in the state of Texas.