Delaynee Steele
Delaynee Steele
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Rob Howe | Prep Dig Scout
Steele first stood out to me when watching her at Prep Dig showcase last spring. She confirmed her potential as a prospect when competing at the Prep Dig Sizzle in August of 2025. The junior then helped Norwalk reach the Class 4A state tournament in the fall. Steele cranked out 215 kills (.326) for the Warriors, mostly lining up at the opposite pin. Her 64.0 blocks were a team best. Steele was hitting from the outside pin when I saw her at the 2026 Adidas Windy City National Qualifier over Easter weekend in Chicago. Comfortable and efficient at that position, too, Steele’s positional versatility make her an asset to her current teams and a potential plus for colleges seeing her value. She brings a power game to the court and is taller than the 5-foot-11 listed on her Prep Dig profile. Long arms and leaping ability lead to her playing bigger. Steele still is developing her game and packs the potential that could help out a number of college programs.
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