White (pictured) has worked on her first touches during club season trying to become a more sound all-around player. She makes sound bump and overhead passes. Her out of system touches generally go back toward the net. She can stick out one arm to keep plays alive if not making pancake digs. White takes a steady approach and follow-through on her attacks. She makes nice jumps to veer her body away from blocks. White can also hit them over and above blocks. White rips seams going between blockers with quality cross and line shots. She has sound volleyball IQ. White hits balls off blocks and out of bounds and can tip balls to the shallow six zone for big points.

Farrah brings a lot to the court, executing plays that make a big impact for her team! With some big kills down the line Farrah shows off her excellent ball control and placement from the pin. She doesn’t need the perfect set to swing and adjusts herself quickly and efficiently to make plays happen. She gives herself plenty of room for an aggressive fast attack with excellent vertical and releases a fast swing with text book form! White can dig from the net providing good cover for her teammates and follows the play well anticipating the opposition showing how crafty she can be. She calls out for plays and shows a good connection with her setter. She gets blocks touches frequently and has good timing and technique to provide good defense at the net! We definitely see her going places!

White is amazingly instinctive on the court and that could come in handy for the Gators in the postseason. She hits balls to different parts of the court consistently keeping opponents guessing. White smacks balls to the back row on one play then pulls up for soft shallow shots on the next play. When the Gators need a good out of system play, White steps forward to make them.

White is not just a talented outside hitter, but also one with a high volleyball IQ. White has great instincts on the court and it comes in handy for the Gators. White seems to know when to swing hard or back away from the net and add in softer touches. White does a good job making things happen out of system. She can hit balls to the opposite far corners and is not afraid to pull up and push balls to the front three zone if she sees the opening there. White had 189 kills this past fall, helping Greenwood win 20 games.