We had to include a standout from Shockwave’s top 16s crew. This group turned heads by soaring to championship contention at AAU Nationals, and Kaberline’s whippy arm consistently paved the way forward. She’s a quick, twitchy right-side hitter who can be unstoppable in first-ball situations. Kaberline almost operated as a middle-right hybrid with the tempos she could take behind the setter. Andover Central will keep harnessing that power after Kaberline averaged over four kills per set on a 0.300 clip last year.

Shockwave is another club that has recently stockpiled more pin talent than ever. Kaberline leads that charge among the 2028s and is building off a dominant sophomore campaign with Andover Central. She averaged over 0.300 last fall despite taking on a ton of volume and putting down over four kills per set. A busy slate awaits for Kaberline, who will take on MEQ, Lone Star, and Show Me in the span of four weeks. It’s a perfect proving ground for this ultra-physical attacker.

The Andover Central Jaguars have been a perennial winner of late. They won 27 matches last season, but missed qualifying for the Class 5A State Tournament. Kaberline led the Jaguars last season in kills with 334 in 81 sets played. After two seasons, she already has more than 600 kills at the varsity level. Fans of the Jags can expect those numbers to continue to increase for two more seasons. She has a smooth approach and hits the ball with authority. Kaberline is ranked No. 36 overall in the Kansas Class of 2028.