3.5 digs per set.

Guerzon leads Coronado’s floor defense and will be tested repeatedly against the physical serving and attacking teams in this tournament. Her ability to keep Coronado in system and extend rallies could be just as important as any offensive number the Cougars put up.

Isabelle Guerzon Isabelle Guerzon 5'3" | DS/L Coronado | 2027 State NV is an athlete that can be counted on match in, match out! In just 27 sets played, Isabelle owns 100 digs & 156 service receptions versus some of most talented competitors in the Las Vegas valley. Guerzon showcases a very consistent ability to maintain ball control coupled with fundamental footwork and pin-point passing. This stems from a strong mindset, effective work ethic, and efficient game planning where she positions herself in game-changing positions. Isabelle has played a huge part in the Coronado team making multiple appearances in the 5A state championship tournament and she’s seeking to push her team in her last year. She is ready to receive your call & be taken off the recruitment board. Lock this defensive specialist in because she’ll be a great asset to your roster.

– Anthony Jones (Prep Dig Nevada Scout)

Isabelle Guerzon Isabelle Guerzon 5'3" | DS/L Coronado | 2027 State NV is THE GO-TO BALLER & if you didn’t know, you know it now! An all-around back-row boss that demands the best of herself while leaving every ounce of energy on the floor, this prospect is exactly what you want on your college roster. Showcasing a never-ending effort that often results in positive energy and positive outcomes, Isabelle is an athlete that should be among the top names for 2027 recruitment. – Anthony Jones (Nevada Prep Dig Scout)

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Guerzon’s growth as Coronado’s defensive leader showed in pool play, where she tallied 8 digs and 3 aces in the win over Poly Prep and followed that with a team-high 6 digs against Sierra Canyon. She also added 5 digs and 3 assists versus St. Francis. She is averaging 3.5 digs per set with 184 total digs this season, providing stability in the back row and becoming increasingly reliable in serve-receive and floor defense. Uncommitted

–Kantessa Bryant-Miller @prepdignv