Brynn Burvan, | Prep Dig

Brynn Burvan

DS/L

2029 Class

5'4" Height

New Prairie School

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Brynn

Burvan DS/L

Class

2029

Height

5'4"

New Prairie

About Brynn

How would you briefly describe your gameplay style?

As a defensive specialist and libero, I feel I consistently demonstrate elite court awareness, communication, and relentless hustle. I pursue the ball and fully embrace the responsibility of making that critical first touch. My passes are precise and reliable, and I consistently deliver accurate passes to our setter to initiate the offense.

Can you provide a brief description of your mentality or personality?

Beyond my technical skills, I'm a standout teammate. I have an energetic presence on and off the court, always ready with a smile, encouragement, and unwavering support from the sidelines. I take full ownership of my mistakes and proactively work to correct them, using practice as an opportunity to make intentional adjustments and elevate my performance.

Are you involved in any clubs, organizations, or have you received any non-sport awards?

I'm an active member of the student council, a multi-time Student of the Month honoree, and widely recognized by my peers and teachers alike as a standout student. My academics are my top priority, and I'm driven by a clear goal: to pursue a pre-med major in college and ultimately enter the medical field.

What skills or qualities have you developed, such as leadership, teamwork, or community service?

I currently compete on the top 14U team at Dunes Volleyball Club, where I continue to develop my skills and grow alongside my talented teammates. Each season presents new challenges, and I consistently rise to meet them—strengthening both my physical game and mental resilience. My 13U season was a pivotal year as I embraced a leadership role, becoming a key communicator.

Have you faced any significant challenges? If so, please describe.

My 14U season has brought its share of challenges, but I agreed to commit to a mental training program during my 13U year, and I fully embraced it. This helped me navigate these challenges. Faced with circumstances beyond my control, I've recently leaned into that training again—revisiting key lessons, reinforcing my mindset, and reminding myself to stay focused only on what I can control.

What type of college are you looking for?

As I begin exploring my college options, I remain open to different campus sizes but I am certain about two things: my desire to pursue volleyball at the collegiate level in some capacity and my commitment to a pre-med academic track. I'm seeking a school that will challenge me both athletically and academically, providing the foundation I need for a future in the medical field.