A Northwestern College commitment, Wedgbury is as steady as they come among back-row performers in Iowa. She’s proven that time and time again when watching her on the club and prep courts. Wedgbury plays with intensity and battles for every point. A leader as a defensive specialist, she communicates well with teammates before, during and after points. It’s an on-going process of gaining an edge against the opposition. Wedgbury has improved her consistency through the years as a result of hard work and studying the game. She’s poised for a productive career on the next level after leaving a positive mark on school ball in the state.

Wedgbury has been a fixture in the Tiger back row for the first three seasons of her prep career. She’s started 119 of 120 matches, including all 81 the last two campaigns. Wedgbury begins her senior year with 1,182 digs, according the statistics on Bound. I’ve watched her play throughout that time with Cedar Falls and Six Pack. Wedgbury is a fundamentally sound back-row performer. She has a great feel for the position and instincts that help her succeed. Wedgbury reads the ball well and can move quick laterally. She communicates well and improves as the match goes on. Wedgbury can help plenty of college programs.

Wedgbury has steadily improved during the last few years. I first saw her in person two summers ago and periodically since then. Wedgbury has worked hard sharpening her skills and becoming physically stronger. She stands in against pace and never seems to lose energy. Wedgbury has become more vocal through the years and increased her confidence. She’s quick and moves her feet instead of lunging. Wedgbury covers a lot of ground and keeps the ball in play as evidenced by her 461 digs for Cedar Falls last season.