Kvols has run the show for Laurel-Concord-Coleridge since the dawn of her prep career. Her outstanding command culminated in a long-awaited tournament breakthrough, but the Bears didn’t stop there. L-C-C ascended to the Class C2 championship match, where we got a full glimpse at Kvols’ wide-ranging impact. She is not afraid to set against the grain and delivers perfect location to her outside hitters. The numbers speak for themselves, with Kvols averaging an astonishing 10.8 assists per set in her junior campaign.

Let’s complete the setter trinity to close out this feature. Kvols has had a permanent spot near the top of Nebraska’s assists chart, and it finally translated to a tournament appearance this fall. The Bears were not afraid to rally around Kvols during her freshman season. That experience has translated to pinpoint setting and exquisite tempo to L-C-C’s diverse cast of attackers. Kvols logged 47 assists in the team’s quarterfinal upset over Norfolk Catholic, and the ascent continued with a sweep over Oakland-Craig. Another year in the spotlight beckons.

Laurel-Concord-Coleridge’s tournament breakthrough was a few years in the making–especially after Kvols took the reins of the offense as a freshman. Now, in her junior campaign, Kvols is dishing out new milestones for the Bears with a 3-1 quarterfinal win over Norfolk Catholic. The junior setter put out almost 12 assists per set on Thursday night, adding to one of Nebraska’s best setting averages. Kvols will keep adding to the ledger in the semifinals.

We’re getting used to seeing Kvols atop Nebraska’s statistical leaderboards. She followed up her 8.7 assist-per-set freshman campaign by putting up nearly ten assists per set in her second season with Laurel-Concord-Coleridge. The Bears have seen this tremendous production translate to the win column, as the team amassed an impressive 28-5 record last fall. Kvols is surely hoping to add a postseason breakthrough to her ever-expanding resume.

Kvols earned a spot on our inaugural 2027 watch list when she became Laurel-Concord-Coleridge’s starting setter as a freshman. She maintained her big role in Year 2 and brought even better production and distribution. Kvols finished just shy of ten assists per set and knew when to find the hot hand in the frontcourt. This multi-sport athlete is building off a 28-5 campaign with the Bears and could see the tournament spotlight in 2025.

Kvols earned a spot on our inaugural 2027 watch list when she became Laurel-Concord-Coleridge’s starting setter as a freshman. She maintained her big role in Year 2 and brought even better production and distribution. Kvols finished just shy of ten assists per set and knew when to find the hot hand in the frontcourt. This multi-sport athlete is building off a 28-5 campaign with the Bears and could see the tournament spotlight in 2025.

Laurel-Concord-Coleridge boasts one of small-town Nebraska’s most effective setters. Kvols guides the offense with 9.4 assists per set–a healthy improvement over her 8.4 mark in 2023. Stepping in as a freshman setter is tough, but Kvols got to experience that challenge last fall. She is now prepared to handle the lofty expectations for the Bears in 2024. Laurel-Concord-Coleridge has rolled to a 14-2 start and has gained valuable wildcard positioning for the road ahead.

This feature needs a small-town setter shoutout. Kvols fits the bill perfectly after racking up nearly nine assists per set with Laurel-Concord-Coleridge in 2023. Nebraska didn’t see many first-year starters at the setter spot last year, but the ones who broke through made a lasting impression. We’re eager to see how the Bears perform with Kvols gaining more valuable experience at the helm.