Schenkeberg’s arm is different. The snap on her swing jumps out immediately, and it translates into a heavy ball that defenders struggle to control. She’s not just an offensive weapon either. She’s steady in the back row and can attack out of the back row with confidence. Aggressive, but controlled, which is exactly what you want from a high level pin. — Kantessa Bryant-Miller @prepdignv

One of the quickest ways for a hitter to earn a longer look is by showing she can score without being predictable. Alexandra Schenkelberg Alexandra Schenkelberg 5'10" | OH/RS South | 2029 CA gave exactly that. The 2029 outside talked about opening up angle, then snapping line for a clean kill. That is not just mechanics. That is deception, confidence, and timing. Her ability to tool the block and change what defenders think they are seeing makes her offensive game interesting.

Her growth this season has been technical and personal. Adjustments to her backswing, approach speed, and arm path not only improved production, they eliminated shoulder pain and brought more control to her swing. Just as important, she leans on positive self-talk and spends as much energy supporting teammates as improving herself. Programs built around connection, accountability, and healthy competition should like what they see here.
~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247

Alexandra Schenkelberg Alexandra Schenkelberg 5'10" | OH/RS South | 2029 CA is showing how outsides can impact the game even when they are not swinging. Her ability to read the play from the back row and commit to defensive actions is helping her team stay in rallies that could easily end.

That second-contact mindset is critical for outside hitters, especially in long rallies where transitions create scoring opportunities. She is not waiting for the next swing, she is helping create it.

She continues to build her serve receive and defensive movement, which will only increase her ability to stay involved and influence points from multiple positions on the court.

~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247

Alex Schenkelberg brings one of the more complete developmental profiles in this group. She is actively building into a six-rotation outside, with a clear focus on expanding her shot selection, improving her serve receive, and becoming more reliable across all phases.

“I would describe my overall game as versatile and still developing… I am focused on continuing to grow into a reliable, all-around player.”

Her growth has been intentional, especially in her offensive mechanics.

“I have learned to be more patient with my approach and not rush.”

What stands out is how she processes the game and resets herself.

“I try to talk to myself the way I would talk to a teammate… ‘I’ve got the next one.’”

Her training includes private lessons, strength work, beach volleyball, and even mindset coaching, which shows a player investing in both physical and mental development early.

~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247