Brylee does not have a lot of height, but she jumps well which allows her to put enough velocity on the ball to be effective. Her hits normally land deep but untouched. What helps with her jump is her quick transition. She moves well in transition putting her in a good position to hit.

Brylee also appears to play a little beach. This can enhance the indoor game by improving the jump and quickness once you convert to play on the hard court. It can also motivate you to find empty areas of the court forcing you to develop shots.

Brylee also plays for Virginia Juniors, as does Jasmine Uuganbayar Jasmine Uuganbayar 5'5" | DS/L Freedom-South Riding | 2030 VA . She will compete for Gainesville next year with a long shot possibility playing for varsity as a frosh.

Brylee was a fun one. I had her marked to check her out since she plays for VA Juniors and I spent a lot of time watching their teams this season. Being in the older brackets and her being in 14s we rarely were at the same weekends though, so I got my first real look at her here in Rockville, MD. She’s a tweener if you know my terminology, but she closes that height gap easily with a strong vertical and good timing. She was one of the strongest pin hitters all weekend, both with good technique and with absolute monster strength. I watched her just absolutely FORCE a ball through two strong defenders who read the play and were waiting with the double block. Her vertical let her get balls down with good plane, and she had a bit of time to adjust on some off sets. She’s another one that is going to get underestimated based on her height and then is going to absolutely make people pay in game, those are some of the most fun to watch.