Dayah gave court coaches a clear picture of a 2030 outside hitter who already understands how to use her body to generate power at the point of attack. Her approach angle was deliberate and she did a good job loading her shoulder through the swing rather than relying on arm strength alone to generate power, which is a mechanical detail that separates hitters who produce consistently from those who are streaky. When the set was off the net she made adjustments in her footwork rather than forcing the contact and that kind of spatial awareness is something most players her age are still figuring out. In serve receive she stayed square to the server and kept her platform in front of her body consistently, which told evaluators she has been coached to compete in all six rotations rather than just the front row. She brought the same communication and competitive energy to the floor at the start of the day as she did at the end of it and that consistency of effort is one of the things court coaches value most when they are evaluating young players in a showcase format. We will be watching her progress closely as she continues her volleyball journey. Please help us congratulate her on earning a Top Performer award for this showcase.