Greer was accurate, consistent, and brought great energy to the court throughout the entire showcase. Her ball placement immediately stood out, as she did an excellent job giving her hitters quality opportunities to score in a variety of situations. Even when the first contact wasn’t perfect, Greer worked hard to get herself to the ball and create something hittable, showing the type of effort and composure you want to see from a setter.

She also did a great job distributing the offense and wasn’t afraid to utilize every option available to her. Greer connected well with both her middles and pins, showing the ability to run different areas of the net while maintaining consistent location. As the showcase progressed, it became evident that she quickly earned the trust of the hitters around her, which is especially impressive in an environment where athletes have limited time to develop chemistry with one another.

Greer’s impact extended beyond setting as well. She worked hard defensively, stayed engaged throughout rallies, and brought positive energy to the floor. Her willingness to compete for every ball, paired with her accuracy and ability to run a balanced offense, gives her a strong foundation as she enters the next stage of her career. We can’t wait to continue following Greer and watching her grow within the game.

The coach and scout in me love a high potential setter who could also just be a hitter as well. We have that her in Greer who is a versatile, high-upside athlete whose offensive instincts and court awareness stand out early in her development. As a setter, she shows confident hands, clean release, and a growing command of tempo, delivering hittable balls to all hitters while keeping the offense organized. She makes smart decisions in transition and shows natural leadership qualities for her age. Her willingness to run the middle and create balance speaks to an advanced feel for the position.

On the right side, she adds another layer of value as a legitimate attacking option. She times the block well, attacks with good range off the right side, and moves well for a young hitter. Her length and body control allow her to be effective both as a hitter and a blocker and as her physical strength and footwork continue to develop, her dual-position potential is significant, projecting her as a dynamic setter/right-side hybrid.

We love the word POTENTIAL as a scout and Greer is someone oozing with it. I would say in a year or two we will be talking about a player on our rankings list as she continues to get stronger and develop her game even more. The sky is the limit for her in the coming years!