Don’t underestimate Tully’s (*pictured) offensive abilities because she stands at 5’8 as a primary pin or that she competes for NKYVC’s third 16U team. She led Mariemont’s offense in 2025 at 4.1 k/s and with good efficiency. Her NKYVC does a good job through their multiple setters of setting a quick second-step tempo ball to the pins where Tully can go to work. She builds good momentum and can get off the ground with good lift that leads to big pace and controle in her contact and swing.

She is a competitor; she fought and yelled at every opportunity. Her explosiveness is to be admired; she is relentless and energetic. Keeps attacking with the ability and control, cross-court or down-line, seemingly not getting tired. Using the same effort in the back, on defense, she commits herself to it, hustling and passing with accuracy.

Tully has a great vertical jump and used to send balls flying to the floor in all six zones on the court. She makes a lot of things happen on go routes, especially to zones three and four. Tully can take big swings when Mariemont is out of system. Tully also forms good double blocks.