We have watched Noskoff Sanchez play several times, and her performance at the Showcase showed development in her defensive game. Never afraid to take a high, hard swing on the pins, the Sehome 2029 prospect is focusing on playing solid all-around defense. She looked confident in off-block defense, taking swings and off-speed comfortably with her hands.

Cora Noskoff Sanchez is developing into the type of pin hitter who values smart volleyball as much as aggressive volleyball. Reading the court, recognizing scoring opportunities, and making intentional decisions with the ball have become central pieces of her offensive identity. Rather than forcing plays that aren’t there, she works to understand what the defense is giving her and respond accordingly.

That same thoughtful approach carries into the areas she’s working to improve. Serve receive consistency and placing attacks with greater precision remain priorities because she wants to become a more complete player in every rotation. Cora also hopes teammates can count on her composure when matches tighten, believing reliability is built through calm decision-making and steady effort. Her journey toward college volleyball may have started only recently, but her commitment to learning the game continues to move her in the right direction.

~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247

The Sehome outside showed a solid all-around game at the 2/22 Power League. Noskoff Sanchez has a live arm and likes to rip at the deep corner, but she also showed a smooth roll shot to the angle and the ability to make adjustments on challenging sets. Her Apex NW 15 Summit squad finds her on the pin in out-of-system situations, and she reliably finds the court to keep her team in the rally.