Bring on the savvy signal-callers. Dorsey amassed plenty of high-level club experience with this year’s KC Power 16-2 crew. The team defended home territory en route to a Show Me title, allowing Dorsey to expand her highlight tape at USAV Nationals. Before that, the St. James Academy junior took the reins of the Thunder offense and piled up nearly 1,000 assists as a sophomore. Such a jaw-dropping number is a testament to Dorsey ability to spread the ball around and find the hot hand. Expect similar production in Year 3.

St. James Academy added to the list of Kansas powerhouses turning to underclassman setters in 2025. Dorsey distributed a quick, efficient offense to the tune of 10.4 assists per set as a sophomore. Her ball control contributions persisted in the back row, where Dorsey’s transition digs yielded out-of-system opportunities for the SJA offense. The narrative doesn’t end there, as Dorsey brought her best to the new year with KC Power 16-2. We’ve harped on this team’s Show Me championship in the 16 Liberty division, and Dorsey’s steady hands were all over the late-season triumph.

Dorsey is a type of setter you love on your side of the net. A high volleyball IQ and toughness you like to see from the one leading your team. She makes good decisions on where to send the ball and is tough defensively in the back row.