Cescily made a significant impact as a freshman for Silver Creek last season, racking up 168 kills while playing in 87 of 105 sets. Linderman stands out immediately with a tall, lanky frame. She moves well for her frame, too, displaying advanced athleticism. Linderman is a threat in the middle and at the pin with an effective combination of touch and power. With a strong present skill set and a frame that a college coach can dream on, Linderman will be a fun player to watch in the state of Indiana in the coming years.

A more lengthy “big” than she appears due to her height, Cescily is a product of southern Indiana that brings vibes of a natural blocker and strong attacker to the 900 square feet. It seems like Silver Creek constantly and consistently produces long and lean attackers that can block, and Miss Linderman clearly continues that line of thinking. Already seeing varsity playing time and hitting close to .300 in her first season, she can safely play three rotations as any of the front row positions for any level of team. This is another one I’m looking forward to seeing on the club circuit this spring, as her development this club season should dictate how the rest of her career might go.

More of a pin player than a middle at the moment, Cescily is a long and lean attacker that’s been playing high level club ball for a few years now. I love her high attack reach, her ability to turn a rough set into a hard-driven attack, and her relentless and positive nature while on the court.