Braylee is currently an unranked prospect in the 2028 Class according to our Prep Dig Texas State Rankings, but is on our official Watch List.  She plays for Fulshear High School and also for the Texas Tornados volleyball club.  This was our second time seeing her in action at one of our showcases and both times she wowed our staff and we all decided that she definitely earned a Top Performer award.  This kind of consistency tells everyone that she is a force to be reckoned with and deserves some looks by college coaches.  Blessed with the power in her lower body to get up quick off of the ground without needing to create a lot of momentum from an approach, she can use gather steps to reposition herself as she adjusts to sets that are off of the net and explode off of the ground well.  This allows her to stay super aggressive during out of system plays and her team’s offense is the beneficiary of that.  Another aspect that stood out to our scouts is her amazing court vision and depth perception, which she uses to gauge holes in the defense and exploit them for scores.  We are very proud of her and think she will have another solid club season this year.  Be on the lookout for great things from her squad.  Please help us congratulate her on earning a Top Performer award for this showcase.

Medlock was a stud at the pin during the event, emerging as one of the most productive and efficient offensive players on the court. A power hitter, she stood out for her ability to get off the floor and hit the ball hard to beat blockers and defenders. Her vision above the net was also remarkable, as she was blocked on very few occasions and seemed to always find a way to get the ball across the net, even in out-of-system plays. Medlock also displayed a high volleyball IQ when in difficult situations, coming up with well-placed tips to put the ball down.