A major part of her team’s offense once again this season, Regula is a reliable primary pin as an outside hitter. She can see a high volume of swings and can produce at a good rate whether it results in points or a competitive play to put pressure on the opponent. At 5’11, she is steady in what she can do and as this team’s offense can get into flow state through both pins, their outside hitters can find good space to swing aggressively and be terminal. She and her team earned the top seed out of Power Pool A, a great sign for their upcoming nationals appearance at the GJNC in the 16 National division.

This is a an attacker that might not stand as tall as some of her front row teammates in other positions, but she may bring some of the biggest impact with her arm and her 5’11 length. When this offense is in system with all their options in motion, Regula is a pin that knows how to take advantage of the tempo and space that can develop through how fast the ball can get to the edge of the outside blocker. She also made some good plays defensively in reading space and reacting to the ball coming over the net.

Regula has a maturity about her when hitting that you don’t see all the time in sophomore-level athletes. At 5’11, she has an athletic frame with dynamic arm work in the air. Her attacking lift with both arms not only helps get her on balance in the air, but it is a key factor to her combining her vision and awareness with the control she can execute to keep force on the ball. She is equally successful at swinging where the ball takes her or in guiding the ball towards space she sees in the air. AVC 16 Red is the #14 seed overall.

Regula is one of those primary hitters on the left side that competes with great purpose and a gritty quality to do what her team needs. Her skill foundation is complete in what she provides around the court. She has good footwork in the transition phase to create a good runway with momentum and lift to utilize her 5’11 frame well. At the end of her approach she has a nice double-arm lift that leads to some deceptive arm speed to contact with force and range.