Recent NAU commit Avalon Legg Avalon Legg 5'7" | DS/L Corona del Sol | 2026 State AZ delivered a standout season for Corona del Sol, showcasing elite back-row command and unwavering competitiveness. Her defensive presence was a major catalyst in the Aztecs securing the No. 2 seed in the 6A Conference heading into playoffs. In the postseason alone, Avalon tallied 42 digs, anchoring the defense and helping drive her team all the way to the championship match, where they ultimately fell to top-ranked Xavier.

Avalon is consistent, always hustling, and produces high-level results. She finished her senior year ranked 6th in 6A for digs within her graduating class and 19th overall in the conference—an impressive feat for a player rotating in for only three rotations. She posted 332 digs this season, pushing her career total to an outstanding 952, just shy of the 1,000-dig milestone. From the service line, she added another layer of impact with 44 aces.

Avalon leaves behind a legacy at Corona del Sol built on heart, leadership, and relentless work ethic. The Aztecs will miss her presence on the court, but the state gets to keep a special one: she’s headed to Northern Arizona University, and there’s no doubt she’s going to make big things happen as a Lumberjack.

Avalon will be staying in Arizona next year as she is commit to NAU and the Lumberjacks got a good one as well, so if you haven’t seen her play yet you still can for the next 4 years.

On the volleyball court Avalon is averaging 3.1 digs a set and does so with a tremendous ability in reading hitters ahead of time. She has a very fluid motion with her defense and seems to anticipate very well to the ball and filling space when needed. She has great footwork and good lateral movement that gets her sideline to sideline when needed. She always has good balance with her movement too and when she contacts the ball it allows her to dig in control and makes minimal mistakes.

In serve receive she has a keen ability of reading the serve right off the hand and will get her feet to the ball quick and have a solid platform for a perfect pass to the setter more times then not. She does well keeping her team in system and is a big reason why the Aztecs are 23-2 on the season. Her voice and energy are also very obvious both in person and on film. You know exactly where she is on the floor and is a great teammate to have as well.

Someone with as much poise, ability, and energy as Avalon makes it real easy to make her one of the top liberos from this senior class. We look forward to seeing her in the playoffs and the coming years at NAU.