Coulter uses her powerful combination of size and athleticism to terminate balls. Coulter tools blocks and does a great job getting on top of balls to put great zip into them. Coulter mixes in tips to shallow zones and does an incredible job attacking seams with a powerful downward trajectory. Coulter also does a nice job pushing overpassed balls away from opponents. At the midseason mark, Coulter had 307 kills, averaging 4.7 per set with a .348 hitting percentage, 218 assists, 45 aces with a 95.2 percent serving percentage and 109 serve receives with just seven receiving errors.

Coulter (pictured) turned into a solid setter during club season for 16 Elite Black. Coulter has great touch and does a good job sending out of system balls back toward the net so hitters can pound down balls across. Coulter does a great job involving a number of hitters. Coulter does not lock her arms on sets and executes back sets with little lean. Coulter also showed her versatility from the right side taking solid swings with a quick arm swing. Coulter uses her size to go over and around blocks, often beating double blocks before they form. Coulter has sound blocking form and has quick reactions on defense. Coulter makes the simple passes.

Coaches say Coulter combines her athleticism with great court awarness and ball-placement precision. When given great space away from the net, Coulter takes her time seeing the court then taking good follow-throughs to put balls down. She makes things happen when the team is out of system. Coulter is not afraid to shove or tip balls to the sides of blockers. Coulter sends hard cross shots to opposite side lines. Coulter also does a good job running efficient offenses and making good first touches. Coulter uses her size to get up on blocks. Her versatility reflects in the stats as she had 241 kills, 673 assists, 57 aces, 39 blocks and 289 digs in the fall for Rossville Christian Academy.