Hudson’s club and high school teammate is another player who should be in line for a strong Year 2. Brown delivered more than 1,000 assists during her freshman season, and you can expect that number to continue to rise when you consider she has weapons like Piper Hudson and Paisley Hudson to feed. With another year of experience and familiarity with her hitters, Brown should be even more comfortable directing the offense this fall. She also brings additional value as a defender, showing the ability to dig balls from right back and contribute when she isn’t taking the second contact. After an impressive first season running the offense, Brown has plenty of reasons to expect another step forward as a sophomore.

Emmy is a dynamic player, known for her dedication and skill. One of her standout moments was executing a perfect back set from her knees to Piper, leading to a powerful kill. Emmy consistently goes all out to get her hands on the ball, and her jump sets to the opposite side are spot on.

Emmy is a force to be reckoned with on the court, showcasing her exceptional ability to distribute the ball with precision and accuracy. As a setter, she maximizes her skill set, even demonstrating the ability to set accurately from her knees. With 464 assists, she leads her team and ranks among the top 2029 setters in Missouri across all classes, underscoring her vital role in the team’s offensive strategy.