Wilson will be with the Houston Skyline 15 Royal team that will hit the court in the 15 Open Division. The team’s most physical player, she offers them a massive presence at the net and is very active and productive on both sides of the ball. Wilson’s blocking is among the very best in the state, as she makes the most of her impressive wingspan and moves very well at the net, meaning there are very few occasions in which opposing setters manage to get out of the picture. Besides being big, her blocking is also very technical, as she reads opponents very well and closes out the space efficiently. Wilson also has a well-developed offensive game, showing the ability to hit different sets in the middle and making great use of her high contact point to overcome opposing blockers.

Please welcome Dylan Wilson Dylan Wilson 6'1" | MB/RS John Cooper | 2029 State TX to the Prep Dig Texas State Ranking List. She is currently ranked as the No. 26 overall player in the 2029 grad class. Dylan is a 6’1” middle blocker from The John Cooper School who competes for Houston Skyline Volleyball Club. She brings a strong physical presence at the net and continues to develop into a reliable force in the middle. Dylan does a nice job closing blocks and using her length to take away space, showing an understanding of positioning rather than relying purely on size. In transition, she runs the floor well and is becoming a more consistent option in the quick game. Her timing is improving, and when she connects, she is able to score efficiently in the middle. She shows a willingness to compete in every rally and stays engaged on both sides of the ball. From a coaching perspective, her growth potential is evident as she continues to refine her technique and consistency. Dylan has the tools to develop into a high impact middle as she gains more experience. Please help us congratulate her on earning this well deserved recognition.

Dylan Wilson Dylan Wilson 6'1" | MB/RS John Cooper | 2029 State TX quickly established herself as one of the most feared blockers in the 15 Invitational division, and it’s easy to see why when you watch her control the net. Her elite wingspan paired with an advanced ability to track an attacker’s line of approach allows her to consistently be in the right place at the right time. She does an outstanding job of keeping her midline aligned with the hitter’s attacking shoulder, ensuring her block is disciplined and square to the play. Wilson also keeps her hands high and ready, which allows her to press over the net immediately at contact and take away valuable hitting angles. Offensively, she impressed with her ability to manipulate the ball mid-swing, carving shots around the block with confidence. From the middle, she showed the ability to score into both left-back and right-back zones, making her extremely difficult to game plan against. That offensive versatility keeps opposing blockers honest and prevents them from fully committing to stopping her. Wilson was a major reason her team competed so well at the highest level, and she is firmly on the radar as a player with the potential to rank very high when the 2029 state rankings are released.

Wilson plays for the Houston Skyline 15 Royal team that will compete in the 16 Invitational division this weekend. A big and physical player, she has a strong presence at the net and the potential to heavily influence games on both sides of the ball. She’s well-versed offensively, using her high contact point and firepower to score at a high rate and is capable of hitting different sets in the middle. Wilson also has a big blocking presence, moving well at the net and doing a great job of making opponents uncomfortable with how much space she’s able to take from them above the net.

Wilson featured for the John Cooper team that tied for third in the event with a campaign of four wins and one loss. The tallest player on the team, she offered them a strong presence at the net and managed to make an impact on both sides of the ball. A freshman, Wilson used her high contact point to thrive on offense and was one of the most influential blockers in the entire tournament with her ability to take up space above the net and alter opponents’ swings. The middle also showed a good level of attention and spatial awareness to deal with overpasses.