Fawns is having a tremendous club season thus moving up 53 spots. She uses her height well to dominate the net. Fawns is proficient executing quicks, ones and gap shots. She can send balls to the open side lines from the six zone regularly. Fawns makes good adjustments when balls are not set perfectly and hits balls over and around tough blockers. Fawns can even angle balls off blocks for huge points. Fawns puts balls down on sound defensive specialists and is a proficient blocker.

Erin has stepped into the role of MB for Lex United’s top 16 team beautifully. She has a good court IQ to match her exceptional blocking and hitting skills. She is a strong player that provides excellent cover of the front line, she has a great timing and displays a super nice swing with a beautiful downward trajectory getting on top of the ball with excellent contact placing the ball in the seams and racking up points. She communicates well on the court with the setter and plays a nice fake drawing in the opponents. She shows excellent enthusiasm supporting her teammates on and off the court. You will hear her name a lot this season, no doubt!

Fawns (pictured) does not always need the perfect set to make big things happen in the middle. Fawns can put down quicks and other ones and gap shots to different parts of the court. Fawns has a nice arm swing and can angle balls off blockers for big points. Fawns can put balls down on solid defensive specialists. Opponents can not go soft on Fawns or she’ll reject those balls with authority. Fawns had 241 kills, 28 solo blocks, 26 assisted blocks and 32 aces last fall, helping Montgomery County make it back to the 10th Region semifinals.

Fawns (pictured) has the talent to develop into one of the toughest middles in the 10th Region. The Indians took full advantage of Fawns’ height in the middle on short sets. She mixes in the hard and soft shots from the middle well. Fawns can add to her game if she develops shots from other parts of the court. She is a sound blocker. Fawns had 179 kills, 35 solo and 24 assisted blocks for the Indians this past fall, leading them to a 26-13 record, a 40th District crown and spot in the 10th Region semifinals.