This feature has discussed several setters who can do a little of everything, so we might as well close out with one more. Carr earned plenty of starting experience with St. John’s/Tipton last fall, allowing her to develop into an even greater weapon in Year 2. She has upped her season average to over seven assists per set while providing an ever-expanding physical presence in the front row. Carr is not afraid to square up against opposing left-side hitters, and her outstanding defense also extends to the right-back area. We wouldn’t expect anything less from a Manhattan Mayhem standout after the club enjoyed some of its greatest all-around triumphs this spring.

Carrying a starting setter role as a freshman is a rare feat, but Carr got a head start in her prep development last fall. She led St. John’s Beloit/Tipton with nearly 500 total assists and was a stout floor defender in her backcourt rotations. In fact, this Manhattan-area star has the potential to alter matches in any ball-control phase. Her instincts, precision, and leadership will only sharpen as a sophomore.