Decker has continued growing into one of the top back-row performers in Iowa’s 2029 Class. She showed progress from last club season to her ninth-grade year at Wapsie Valley this past fall. It was obvious another step forward was taken when watching her compete at the USAV Iowa Regionals during late March in West Des Moines. Decker held it down in the back row for a Six Pack outfit that finished second, securing an American Division bid in this summer’s USAV Nationals in Indianapolis. She was up to the task against a strong group of 15U attackers at the regional. Decker brings athleticism, lateral quickness and sharp reflexes to the court, which leads to proper positioning for pinpoint passes. She’s technically sound when digging up the ball and has a valuable knack for flowing along with a play until its over. The ninth-grader came up with 283 digs in 100 sets for a Warrior team that reached the Class 2A state tournament in the fall.

Decker has continued growing into one of the top back-row performers in Iowa’s 2029 Class. She showed progress from last club season to her ninth-grade year at Wapsie Valley this past fall. It was obvious another step forward was taken when watching her compete at the USAV Iowa Regionals during late March in West Des Moines. Decker held it down in the back row for a Six Pack outfit that finished second, securing an American Division bid in this summer’s USAV Nationals in Indianapolis. She was up to the task against a strong group of 15U attackers at the regional. Decker brings athleticism, lateral quickness and sharp reflexes to the court, which leads to proper positioning for pinpoint passes. She’s technically sound when digging up the ball and has a valuable knack for flowing along with a play until its over. The ninth-grader came up with 283 digs in 100 sets for a Warrior team that reached the Class 2A state tournament in the fall.