Saenz knows how to make her serve count! With 53 aces, she has become a real problem for opposing passers. Her serving can immediately put an offense under pressure. When Saenz finds her rhythm, she can force tough first contacts and create chances for her defense to take over. Meanwhile, she brings plenty of energy once the ball comes back. Saenz communicates with her teammates and stays ready for the next play. Her defensive instincts also help her turn tough serves into even more opportunities. That combination makes her especially valuable. She can start the pressure at the service line, then stay involved when the rally continues. With 53 aces already, Saenz is certainly bringing the heat!

Ashlynn Saenz has been impressive to start the fall season, averaging a whopping 6.6 digs per set while adding 18 aces and 70 serve receive attempts with limited errors. Saenz has established herself as a standout defensive player for Pueblo Central, bringing relentless effort and the ability to cover a tremendous amount of court. She reads opposing hitters extremely well and consistently puts herself in the right position to make plays and keep rallies alive. Saenz’s defensive instincts, range, and ability to impact the match from the service line have made her a key piece of Pueblo Central’s early success.

Saenz also finished with 417 digs, averaging 5.0 digs per set. Her energy is one of the first things that stands out. She communicates openly and keeps her teammates connected, which helps everyone get ready for the next play. Saenz also reads hitters well, giving her a chance to get underneath tough attacks and extend rallies that could have ended quickly.

Saenz rounds out the group with 84 aces on 392 attempts and only 35 errors. She found a strong balance between aggression and control throughout the season. Those numbers show that she was able to create opportunities while limiting mistakes. That kind of consistency can become a major weapon over the course of a season.