Alexis is one of those players that also got lost playing for a Class 1 school that competed against Giles. Giles carried Sophie Taylor Sophie Taylor 6'1" | OH Giles | 2026 State VA , who was always winning the MVP award. Lancaster did get to the semi-finals of the Class 1 state championship this past season, where they eventually lost in the semi-finals. Next year could be her year to shine.

Alexis is now doing her damage for Richmond Volleyball club. They normally play AAUs so you won’t see her at Junior Nationals, but she is a player worth watching. Her back row play could be more consistent with her passing as well as her defense, but when it comes to offense she is dominating.

At our Prep Dig Exposure tour she was the no doubt MVP winner for the event.

Alexis moved from 36 o 15 in our 2028 rankings.

She reminds me a lot of Coco Lewis Coco Lewis 6'2" | OH VA . They both share the same height at 6’1″ as well as play left side covering six rotation. The also bring a strong, pyhsical presence to their game, not relying so much on quickness or finesse but power to get the job done.

The big difference is in high school Coco plays in a very competitive WCAC while Alexis plays Class 1. Coco also plays in the Chesapeake Region against teams like Metro and Paramount . Alexis plays in the Old Dominion Region where their club is historically the strongest program.

Playing in qualifiers gives Alexis the opportunity to test her skills against some of the stronger teams in the country. She certainly brings the skills to succeed. All the tools are there to play Division I. She just needs the eyes to show them off.

The first time I saw her play was at the recently held Prep Dig Exposure Tour. With over 100 players competing she won the unanimous selection as the MVP of the event.

Currently she only ranks at 36 in the class of 2028. However, that ranking only relied on video and stats from her play at Lancaster. She earned a spot on the State Class 1 first team, while Sophie Taylor Sophie Taylor 6'1" | OH Giles | 2026 State VA won the MVP. Lancaster lost in the semi-finals to Middlesex.

Alexis lists at 6’1″. She plays a solid six rotations. She led the team with 412 kills, which ranked 10th in the state. It also ranked the highest among her class.

Alexis will play for Richmond Volleyball Club . While they normally play in AAU events they will compete in the Big South as well as the Northeast Qualifier.

She brings a good blend of height and power to the game. At the exposure tour she was the first player that stood out. Turns out that at the end of the day she won the Avoli MVP award for the event. It was a unanimous selection.

Alexis plays for Lancaster High where she led the team in kills, averaging about 5.2 kills per set. She also hit at a .334 hitting percentage. A six rotation player who can possibly do it all, tough serves, good block, strong defense and serve receive. Setting could stand out as a short coming but it would not surprise me that she could play that in a pinch.

Alexis will play for Richmond Volleyball Club 16 this season. After watching her play that #36 ranking should shoot up. This was the first time I remember actually seeing her play live and she rocked. Definitely a player to put on the radar. A good mixture of power with speed.