The southpaw setter/opposite stood out to me early in the day first from the setter position, then as an attacker. While dishing the ball, she has good hands and I like she works hard to get her feet settled and under the ball. Her anticipation of where the ball is heading allows her to keep her options available. From the pin, she has a powerful arm and didn’t have problems finding the floor with kills.

The southpaw setter/opposite stood out to me early in the day first from the setter position, then as an attacker. While dishing the ball, she has good hands and I like she works hard to get her feet settled and under the ball. Her anticipation of where the ball is heading allows her to keep her options available. From the pin, she has a powerful arm and didn’t have problems finding the floor with kills.