A middle with a strong presence at the net, Bull has been among the top players in her position in her age group in the state of Texas for a while now. Her blocking game is very well-developed and, although she’s very tall and long, Bull relies more on her movement and her reading of the game to get stops. She’s also a not-so-common case of a middle who can really carry her team’s offense at this level, being very difficult to stop when she gets into a rhythm. Besides swinging all middle sets with tremendous power, she can also right from the right with great efficiency.

Bull will be one of the strong middles to feature in the Houston Skyline 18 Royal team that will compete in the 18 Open division. She’s a very good blocker, combining good length, mobility and reading at the net, but what truly sets her apart from other players in the position is her scoring ability. Bull is really productive when it comes to scoring, be it in terms of efficiency or volume, and can play a big role in any team’s offense. She carried the offense of her high school team Magnolia during the last high school season and can very important at the club level too.

The senior middle blocker was a key piece in the team’s victory on Tuesday, leaving the court with 23 kills, three aces and two blocks. A long and athletic middle, Bull is one of the best in her position in the entire state and has been in excellent form all season. She leads the Bulldogs in kills (372), aces (73) and blocks (56) and has been a real force at thet net.

A middle with excellent physical tools and tremendous mobility, Bull leads the way for the Bulldogs at the net. She transferred from Oak Ridge before the start of last season and has proved to be an extremely valuable addition to the team with her ability to impact the game on both sides of the ball. Bull is an outstanding offensive player, as she has great power and can hit a variety of different sets with very good efficiency, but also a dynamic and active blocker.

Despite their 25th-place finish, Magnolia had a fairly positive campaign in the tournament, winning six of eight matches, and a lot of it has to do with Bull’s play in the middle. The 6’2″ prospect was a force at the net and offered her team a reliable scoring option thanks to her ability to hit multiple sets and put a lot of power on it. Bull produced 67 kills, 12 aces, six blocks and 17 digs during the tournament.