Delaney Davis
Delaney Davis
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Jesse Etter | Prep Dig Scout
The Mt. Spokane senior was giving everything she had in her last high school season; she was on a mission to bring the Wildcats a championship. The team fell just short. Davis played with passion and delivered timely kills, blocks, and assists, playing setter and right side. Davis has solid size and good athleticism to play the dual role as a setter and attacker. She connected consistently with her middles and kept opposing teams off balance throughout the tournament
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Read EvaluationJesse Etter | Prep Dig Scout
The Mt. Spokane junior is playing confidently for RVC 18 Kari in the Open Division; her game continues to improve as she plays six rotations as a setter and right side. Davis is a long 5’8″ and competes hard at the net as a blocker and attacker. She rattled home kills off the block versus NCWVBC 18 in day two pool play, and moved well to the second ball before putting up clean sets to her attackers. The Wildcats should be ready for another run at the state tournament next fall.
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Read EvaluationJesse Etter | Prep Dig Scout
Mt. Spokane was just a few points away for another match up with Mead in the semi-finals of the tournament, falling just short of upsetting second ranked Lynnwood. The Wildcats put together a solid season behind a handful of experienced seniors and a fast rising group of underclassmen. Davis ended the season as a setter and right-side attacker, and the sophomore was able to run the offense with confidence, consistently finding fellow 2026 MB
Berkeley Neilson
Berkeley
Neilson
5'10" | MB
Mt. Spokane | 2026
State
WA
for critical kills. Davis grew as an attacker throughout the season, and was effectively swinging to the angle and the line during Mt. Spokane’s run at state.
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