Perin, recently featured as a stock riser in the 2028 rankings, adds depth to their offensive arsenal with a quality arm that has potential to score on the left side. She has good tools and length to help sustain a big presence for the Tigers at the net and her ability to contribute offensively will be big towards their balance of point scoring weapons and the distribution and variety that their setter is capable of creating.

Perin had a solid club season with her Athlete HQ team, often showcasing her ability to swing aggressively with good pace and movement of the ball. The 5’11 pin looks to contribute for a Huron team that found good success last seaon as they finished 21-6 overall while returning some key arms and other role players to get their offense moving. Perin can add depth to fill the gap of their third top scorer from 2025, which will help alleviate some attention on their current top offensive threats.

Perin (*pictured) continues to impress this club season. With each event she looks more confident, aggressive and fluid from the left side of the court. The gains she is making physically are noticeable and paying off for her individually and for her team. When her arm speed, control, and range were aligned, she overpowered the block in front of her well. She and her Athlete HQ team finished 1-1 in pool play and followed that up with a crossover win to keep them among the top finishing teams from day one into day two.

Competing for Athlete HQ this club season, Perin has been producing some high quality moments offensively so far. She is jumping well and using her touch point and arm speed to her advantage. The dynamic she has with her setter is solid in that they use her in different ways to help free her up and force opponents to have to track her different approach patterns. Athlete HQ starts the weekend in Pool 6 in 16 Open.

With a high and consistent attack point, Charlet used every bit of her 5’10” frame to put balls away in every tempo of set and at every angle all day on Saturday. I liked her constant footwork and purposeful movement—-nothing was wasted with Miss Perin throughout the skill drills, and even had some smart shots mixed in for good measure. I didn’t get a chance to catch a lot of her serve receive, but her defense is smart and calculated, and is certainly not a liability when on the floor.