Caelee LeBrun Caelee LeBrun 5'9" | OH/DS/L Colman-Egan | 2029 State SD is a right pin that keeps drawing your attention the longer you watch her compete. She plays with a consistent motor, staying active in transition and always presenting herself as an option, which gives her offense added flow. She doesn’t disappear in rallies—she builds into them, finding ways to stay involved and impact key moments.

What stands out is how her offensive game is evolving. She’s not limited to one look—she’s beginning to mix tempo, use higher hands, and adjust to the block when the set isn’t perfect. That ability to stay effective in out-of-system situations is critical at the right pin. At the net, she competes, works to close space, and continues to improve her hand positioning. ~Theresa @prepdigdakotas

Caelee LeBrun Caelee LeBrun 5'9" | OH/DS/L Colman-Egan | 2029 State SD | OH | No. 8 Outside – Class of 2029
Caelee brings a physical edge to the outside position. She showed the ability to score through contact and maintain aggressiveness even when sets weren’t perfect. Over the season, her confidence grew as she took on a larger offensive load and proved she could terminate in transition.

As she develops further, expect Caelee to refine her shot selection and improve her defensive consistency. With continued growth, she projects as a strong pin option who can provide size, strength, and scoring presence at the next level. ~Theresa @prepdigdakotas

Caelee LeBrun Caelee LeBrun 5'9" | OH/DS/L Colman-Egan | 2029 State SD delivers a heavy ball from the pin and has a natural ability to find the open floor. She transitions quickly from defense to attack, maintaining strong body control through her approach and contact. LeBrun’s ability to swing confidently off both high sets and tempo balls shows her growing versatility. Heading into club season, she’ll be one to watch as she polishes her shot selection and continues to develop her all-around game to complement her powerful offense. ~Theresa @prepdigdakotas

If I was going to give out a versatility award, it would go to LeBrun. I think she was probably the most versatile pin in the 15s division as she is equally terminal at both the right and left pin, attacking from both middle and right back, and playing both right and left back defense. What I especially liked about her is her consistency and ability to adjust. Yes, she takes big swings both in and out of system, but she also knows when to take a little off of it and keep the ball in the court. LeBrun is a smart player that I can’t wait to keep tabs on as her game continues to grow and develop through the years.