McNairl laid everything on the line trying to get REN 16 to the championship round of the 16 National Division. McNairl shows off her versatility each time she takes the court. She pounds out hard crosses and finds different ways to terminate balls. McNairl is not afraid to shove balls to corners if defenders are playing far away from them. McNairl even made a number of crisp passes throughout the day. McNairl credits the team for balancing each other out and keeping her on an even keel. McNairl said that helps push each other more.

Before an athlete makes contact with the volleyball, you know they are bound to do something great. Jentelle McNairl Jentelle McNairl 5'10" | OH Valor College Prep | 2028 State #54 Nation TN just moves different, she glides on the court and explodes bounces off the floor, soaring on her approach.  When she makes hand contact it just sounds different.  She puts a hurt on the ball.  The 2028 outside hitter has a huge upside to her game.  She has already won championships, she has been to some top college camps already, and will be a prized recruit to come out of Tennessee.  But, she still has the rest of her club season to lead Alliance 16 Ren.  They will be ones to watch when they take on the Show Me Qualifier in a couple of weeks. 

McNairl (pictured) has great reach and the 16 REN tries to take advantage of it. McNairl has great crosses and can take big swings from all six zones on the court. She makes quick transitions from defense to offense with her versatility. McNairl has great topspin on her serves to keep opponents out of rhythm. She is not afraid to tip balls over blocks. Defensively, it’s hard to sneak soft shots past her. She’s shown she can block taller players. She makes the simple passes and keeps plays alive with her hustle all over the court. McNairl had a pancake dig in the MEQ National Qualifier in Indianapolis against KIVA 16 Red. She’ll continue to take more steps toward being a solid all-around player during club season.