We can now check in on one of the Exposure Tour’s most dominant 2028s. Gilmore towered over opposing blockers and stifled attackers with her impeccable defensive technique in the middle. That showcase outing proved Gilmore’s readiness to compete at the Open level, and she has backed that up during Dynasty 16 Black’s special 2026 campaign. Gilmore has been a focal point of the team’s in-system offense during Dynasty’s many journeys to Gold brackets. Her range should translate well to the GJNC stage, where 16 Black will surely remain a title frontrunner.

Gilmore moved up from No. 77 overall into the Top 20. She is now ranked No. 17 overall by Prep Dig Kansas. She checked all the boxes on how a player can move up the rankings. Post impressive stats, check. She recorded 298 kills and 58 blocks during her sophomore season. Complete Prep Dig Profile, check. As one can see from her professional-looking profile photo, she completed all the information that college coaches can access. Extra effort, check. She attended the last Prep Dig Showcase and advanced her stock by balling out in KCK.

Gilmore will be playing for Dynasty ‘s 16-1 squad. They are a talented team who will be one of the favorites to win the event. She recently attended the Prep Dig Exposure Tour, and she increased her stock in the rankings with a solid performance at the event. The Class of 2028 rankings will be updated in January, and Gilmore will represent one of the top climbers up the ranking ladder. She has posted back-to-back seasons with 200-plus kills. She tallied 290 kills during her sophomore campaign. Dynasty 16-1 will begin the tournament with an 8:00 a.m. Pool A match against PVA 16-3.

Dynasty middle blockers are always turning heads. Gilmore represents the next wave of Dynasty greats at the position, and she dominated the twine at our Exposure Tour. It’s no surprise that the electrifying sophomore scored at a nearly 0.300 clip for Maranatha Christian Academy this year–while racking up almost 300 total kills. Volume and efficiency are skyrocketing.

Gilmore hit the ball like it was talking trash to her. She showed up looking to impress, and she did. She can hit and block, and plays better defense than I expected. She moves well laterally and has a big swing.

She finished with 290 during her sophomore campaign and has 514 career kills and 170 career blocks. She was among the state leaders in blocks with 98 last season for the Eagles. She is ranked No. 77 overall in the Kansas Class of 2028.

Gilmore is ranked No. 77 overall in the Kansas Class of 2028. She sent me her HUDL highlights, which is always advisable. She has a big swing and can make the ball scream when she gets on top of it. She was nice enough to include in her email that her school changed state classifications, another spot on inclusion by her. Gilmore has posted back-to-back seasons with 200-plus kills. She finished with 290 during her sophomore campaign and has 514 career kills and 170 career blocks. She was among the state leaders in blocks with 98 last season for the Eagles.

Gilmore tallied 98 blocks for the Eagles during her sophomore season. She has 170 blocks over her first two prep seasons. She has also collected 514 total kills after back-to-back 200-plus kill seasons. Gilmore is ranked No. 77 overall by Prep Dig Kansas.