Greene will once again anchor the backcourt for Rochester Century this fall after putting together a big season a year ago. She has a strong ability to read the court and anticipate where the ball is going, pairing that awareness with quick reflexes to make plays happen defensively. Greene continued to sharpen her game over the winter at SMV, adding to her skill set and gaining valuable experience. With another year of development behind her, she is poised for a big season this fall. Her consistent play, defensive instincts, and continued growth helped earn Greene a spot in our rankings.

Emma Greene Emma Greene 5'5" | DS/L Rochester Century | 2029 State MN plays with discipline and awareness. Her serve-receive is steady, her defensive positioning is precise, and her footwork allows her to arrive balanced on every touch. She reads the game well and turns pace into playable balls. Emma brings reliability to the backcourt. ~Theresa @prepdigdakotas

This weekend, coaches can expect a defender who anchors rotations and keeps systems intact against elite competition.

Greene brought energy and effort to every drill. She anticipated plays well and handled pace effectively in serve receive and defensive reps, standing out among younger backcourt players for her competitiveness and ability to remain engaged throughout the session.

Greene competed with high energy and effort on every contact. She showed good court awareness for her age and wasn’t hesitant to step into difficult defensive situations, standing out for her hustle and competitive mindset.

Century Freshman libero has been a steady force in the back court for the panthers. To date she boasts a stat line of: 157 digs, 5.1/digs per set, 17 aces, 47 assists, and 12.3/receptions per match. While Greene is solid at digging and out of system setting, what I find super impressive about her is her quick reactions on covering the block. She recycles very well, giving her team numerous second chance options.