By the time some of these athletes finish their prep careers, I feel like I have seen them play their entire lives. I started watching Chabot when she was a sophomore and she fits into the category of kids I feel like I got to watch grow up. She was an early commit so did not get a ton of coverage on Prep Dig last fall. She is headed to Johnson County Community College and then I am sure she will play for a four-year program afterward. She is a skilled setter who has worked hard to hone her craft and played at a high competitive level both in high school and club ball.

Seaman fell short of winning back-to-back titles in Class 5A finishing second in the tournament. Chabot runs that offense like an experienced military officer and does a great job of distributing the ball to multiple Viking attackers. Playing on a team with highly-ranked hitters the past two seasons, she often sometimes got overlooked. Chanot has verbally committed to play for Johnson County Community College. Since I don’t plan on watching much 18U Club Ball this season, I might have seen Chabot play for the last time this weekend. It was a treat watching her evolve as an athlete. Seaman finished second in the tournament.

Chabot was the second Viking to break one of Camryn Turner’s records on October 8. She will set a new career mark for assists for Seaman when the season concludes. Chabot broke Turner’s record of 1,433 assists in United Kansas League action in Topeka. Chabot has played a ton of volleyball at the prep and high school levels, so I am curious about her potential total number of assists across both platforms. The Seaman senior has verbally committed to play for Johnson County Community College after graduation.