Able to hit multiple angles in multiple situations, Brooklyn has the capability to play at the next level because of her extensive training, solid work ethic and her familiarity with high-level match play. I’m more sold on her being a three-rotation option at this time, as her serve receive and floor defense needs a little more polish. Nevertheless, her ability to out jump and out play numerous outside hitters in this class has raised her stock this high. Refining all parts of her game is something that should come easily to this young lady.

Easily the most well-rounded of the remaining available recruits in the class of ‘27, Brooklyn has size, hops, a high volleyball IQ and the ability to take over a match because of all of those attributes I just listed. The ball she hits sneaks up on defenders and is tougher to dig because of the consistent pace she puts behind every swing. Able to hit hard line, sharp angle or just have a tool swing in hand, Miss Sigler is a primary-passing queen and tough to defend.

Terminal from everywhere and able to receive serve from anywhere, Brooklyn is the third of three high-impact pins playing for blue-blood programs in today’s article, this time from HSE. I like the fluidity Miss Sigler plays with—-she’s smooth in all parts of the game—-making most of her play look TOO easy. Equipped with some high-level athletic acuity, she’s also controlled in her attacks; no wild swings or desperate plays when things aren’t perfect, nor does she blame the setter for her own mistakes. She simply regroups, reloads, and scores on the very next point. Fun to watch and businesslike to the end, Brooklyn will turn heads this club season and should earn a commitment by the summer.

Solid in serve receive and capable of hitting a heavy ball, Brooklyn is one of the few that I’ve seen in this class that plays with a burn just below the surface. That grit, which looks like a borderline chip on her shoulder, allows her to put 100% on every touch of every ball she plays. Part of the dynasty that is HSE volleyball, she’ll be one of the reasons why the Royals can hoist a championship trophy in November.