Let’s linger in the frontcourt. St. Thomas Aquinas has reclaimed its familiar spot near the top of Class 5A’s hierarchy, and Seals’ growth has a lot to do with it. She has eclipsed two kills per set this fall and has done much of her damage on the right antenna. It’s a departure from our club encounters with Seals, who has been a game-changing middle blocker in the Dynasty gym. This multi-position influence has elevated Seals’ stock ahead of a crucial late-season push for the Saints.

Let’s address one of Kubik’s Dynasty teammates rejoining a different state champion this fall. Seals made a big impression while patrolling the net for 16 Black this spring, leading to her recent rise in the 2028 rankings. Her tireless effort and pin-to-pin explosiveness yielded an impressive USAV Nationals highlight tape. However, that Indy trip wasn’t Seals’ first exposure to postseason volleyball. She hammered down a triple-digit kill total during St. Thomas Aquinas’ title run last fall, and Seals is eager for more in 2026.