Sherburne is another freshman who already has significant varsity experience as she ran the court for Spring Grove as an 8th grader. Combine that with the club experience from this spring and you can really see her game growing and developing. I have always been a fan of lefty setters and she is one that catches your eye. She sees the floor well, reads defenses, and is not afraid to be aggressive offensively when the opportunity arises. As she continues to grow, she has the potential to turn into a real standout.

 At the heart of her team’s offense, Claire Sherburne Claire Sherburne 5'6" | S Spring Grove | 2030 MN runs the court with precision and composure. Her ability to locate hitters in rhythm, even when off the net, has been key to her varsity success. Sherburne’s hands are clean and consistent, and she excels at disguising her sets — freezing blockers before feeding her pins or middles in stride. Her tempo control allows the offense to stay balanced, while her leadership and calm presence make her a natural floor general. She’s not afraid to get aggressive either, using smart setter dumps to expose open space and keep defenses guessing. For an eighth grader, Sherburne already plays like a seasoned setter with the decision-making and poise of an upperclassman. ~Theresa @prepdigdakotas

Claire Hudl: https://www.hudl.com/profile/27268109/claire-sherburne

Another 8^th grade setter running the courts is also in southeastern Minnesota hails from the small town of Spring Grove. So far the young Sherburne has put up 244 assists in her first varsity season, averaging 8.1 assists/set. Sherburne does a solid job setting the ball to the pin and finding her middles when off the net.  She also poses as an additional attack option being a lefty. She will attack or dump on the second ball, forcing teams to be on their toes on defense.