Please welcome Alexis Elsey Alexis Elsey 6'1" | OH Argyle | 2029 State TX to the Prep Dig Texas State Ranking List. She is currently listed as the 12th best overall player in the 2029 grad class. Alexis Elsey Alexis Elsey 6'1" | OH Argyle | 2029 State TX plays at Argyle High School and competes for Dallas Skyline Volleyball Club. At first glance, many will notice her size, power, and speed as an attacker on the left side, but what truly separates her is her competitive drive and fearless approach to the game. She leads by example and brings an edge to the court that elevates those around her. There are several reasons why she is ranked among the top players in her class, and it becomes very clear the moment you watch her compete. Her hand contact while attacking is outstanding, allowing her to control the ball and place it exactly where she wants with precision. She is also a true six rotation outside hitter who contributes heavily in serve receive, showcasing excellent ball control in the back row. That versatility makes her incredibly valuable and difficult to take off the court. Alexis is the type of player every program looks for when building a roster. We are proud to recognize her as one of the top players in the 2029 class and look forward to following her continued success. Please help us congratulate her on earning a spot in our State Ranking List. 

Miss Elsey is currently an unranked prospect in the 2029 class according to our Texas State Rankings but that is only because we have not released them yet.  She plays volleyball at Argyle High School and also for the Dallas Skyline volleyball club.  When you first see Alexis on the court, her height and power cannot go unnoticed, but when you stay and watch her perform, you will see a very skilled athlete who can truly do it all on the court.  She is a solid six-rotation left side attacker who can affect the game in the front row and the back row in all aspects of the game.  Although her skill set is elite, that is not the only thing that intrigued me about her game.  Every hitter gets blocked from time to time or makes some mistakes.  It is just part of the game.  What matters is what you do after a negative point in scored really separates the good from the great and I saw her be great all day long.  If her squad lost a point or if she got blocked, she is the type of player to not show any negativity in her body language and just come back for the next point as if she has full belief that she is going to win.  Her confidence exudes from every part of her play and she can back it up for sure with her play.  If you do not know her name by now, just give it some time, you will very soon.  Please help us congratulate her on earning a Top Performer award at our showcase.