Dina explodes out of that OH position. I’ve written about DiSanto before and she is there to win and compete. Good jumper and powerful. Hits the ball hard. Plays for Benet, and is on varsity as a sophomore, has a bunch of talent. You want your players to give it everything they have and want to win and be the best … she has that drive.

Disanto isn’t out there to mess around  she’s out there to compete and win. She brings a sharp combo of power and competitiveness that shows up from the first swing. Whether she’s firing off kills from the OH spot, attacking out of the back row, or laying out to keep a rally alive, she plays with a want‑to that’s impossible to miss. Her abilities and athleticism give her an edge on the floor that can be scary when she gets going. Anyone who loves sports loves a player who empties the tank every point, and it’s even scarier when that player has real talent behind it. Dina gives both, making her one of the most fun, high‑motor performers in this age group.

Dina is a freshman 2029 who played on Benet Academy’s varsity squad. Benet placed 2nd in state telling you their talent and the talent she has! A dynamic OH who has fantastic power and a great competitive nature which I like to see. She has a great vertical and a powerful swing. Has a good all around game as well. Type of player you want fighting for you on the court and a tough player to defend. Dina is a name you will want to know and a player to watch.

From her very first swing, it was clear that Dina was going to be one of the most impressive pin hitters at the showcase. She combines a diverse arsenal of shots with exceptional power, making her a constant offensive threat. Just as impressive is her ability to adjust to imperfect sets, consistently turning challenging balls into scoring opportunities.