Cheyenne was one of the more athletic pins at this event. When you mix that athleticism with her height that becomes a pretty healthy recipe for success. She impressed at the Endless Summer tournament this year with her play on the left side. That resulted in her rise in the most recent rankings for the Class of 2028.

At the Exposure Tour she showed a good vertical that resulted in balls crashing to the floor. Her back row play has improved a lot since I first saw her play when she was a frosh. She certainly identifies as an impact player.

For Landstown she led the team in kills. Unfortunatley, the Eagles fell short of qualifying for the State playoffs by losing to Grassfield in the semi-finals of the Regionals. Their offense struggled to find the court. For club Cheyenne will again play for Club 757 .

Last year she impressed me playing a year up for Club 757 16 at the Mid-Atlantic Power League. She was hitting right side then. When I watched her at the Endless Summer tournament she hit left side.

For Landstown she leads the team in kills. Her back row play has improved to the extent that she will play some six rotation ball. Her frosh season she did not play any back row.

An athletic player who can generate a pretty good jump for her blocking assignments. Definitely a player to track for the future.