The Lions have done a great job taking full advantage of Cabell’s versatility. Cabell contributes in every statistical category. Cabell runs an efficient offense and takes quality swings both in and out of system. Cabell hits to open spots on the court on second touches and pounds overpassed balls away from opponents. Cabell puts sharp balls to deep corners and makes the simple passes. Cabell executes bump and overhead passes and lunges under control to keep plays alive. She brings excitement to the court each game and that spreads to her teammates. Cabell has 454 assists, 204 digs, 51 aces, 45 assisted blocks, four solo blocks and 60 kills on the season for the Lions.

Cabell has played a big role in helping 15 REN find a spot in the 15 National Gold Bracket of the USAV National Tournament. Cabell runs an efficient offense, leaning very little on back sets. Cabell puts up quicks well before blockers can rise up to get hands on them. Cabell has shown she can handle well-struck balls on defense. She consistently gets 15 REN into a good offensive rhythm with quality first touches. Cabell positions herself nicely behind blocks in order to make those good touches. Cabell strives for greatness each time she hits the court and will only get better these next three years.

Cabell displayed great communication on the court. She executes a variety of sets including the back set with no lean so as to not tip off the direction the ball is headed. Cabell impressed with her float serve. She sent it to different zones on the court unless she found a weakness, consistently keeping opponents out of system. Cabell said she’s improved her decision making on setting during club season.