Curtis played for the Dallas Skyline 17 Royal – Ping team that tied for fifth with five wins and three losses and secured their bid. A technical and intelligent setter, she kept the team’s offense running at a quick pace when in system, constantly feeding her middles and working with quicker sets at the pin. Curtis also stood out for the ability to be more pragmatic and reliable in out-of-system plays, getting the ball to the pin with remarkable accuracy even when setting from well off the net. The setter made a positive impact on her team with her solid all-around game, contributing with key digs and consistently aggressive serving.

Curtis played for the Dallas Skyline 17 Royal – Ping team that tied for fifth with five wins and three losses and secured their bid. A technical and intelligent setter, she kept the team’s offense running at a quick pace when in system, constantly feeding her middles and working with quicker sets at the pin. Curtis also stood out for the ability to be more pragmatic and reliable in out-of-system plays, getting the ball to the pin with remarkable accuracy even when setting from well off the net. The setter made a positive impact on her team with her solid all-around game, contributing with key digs and consistently aggressive serving.