Kadyn joins us in the top 80 for this round after being unranked in our initial rankings. Kadyn is the type of player who can lead a team with her offense or with her defense. She does a lot for her team in terms of her all around game play, and can contribute in so many areas.

Her biggest strength is serve receive and defensive stability. She’s a polished passer who reads servers well, keeps her platform quiet, and consistently delivers quality balls to the setter. In the back row, she covers a ton of ground with quick feet and sharp instincts, extending rallies and frustrating opposing offenses with her ability to dig hard-driven attacks.

On the offensive end she has a high IQ and just plays the game so smart by taking what the defense gives her. One way is rather than trying to overpower bigger blocks, she plays a savvy offensive game—finding seams, using the block, and scoring through high-level decision making. She also can use power and go through a block or high hands when needed, don’t think she doesn’t have the power and finesse as she brings both each time.

What makes her particularly compelling is the growth curve. With continued physical development and exposure against top competition, she has the tools to rise quickly on recruiting boards and has really showed up in the last few months.

Kadyn joins us in the top 80 for this round after being unranked in our initial rankings. Kadyn is the type of player who can lead a team with her offense or with her defense. She does a lot for her team in terms of her all around game play, and can contribute in so many areas.

Her biggest strength is serve receive and defensive stability. She’s a polished passer who reads servers well, keeps her platform quiet, and consistently delivers quality balls to the setter. In the back row, she covers a ton of ground with quick feet and sharp instincts, extending rallies and frustrating opposing offenses with her ability to dig hard-driven attacks.

On the offensive end she has a high IQ and just plays the game so smart by taking what the defense gives her. One way is rather than trying to overpower bigger blocks, she plays a savvy offensive game—finding seams, using the block, and scoring through high-level decision making. She also can use power and go through a block or high hands when needed, don’t think she doesn’t have the power and finesse as she brings both each time.

What makes her particularly compelling is the growth curve. With continued physical development and exposure against top competition, she has the tools to rise quickly on recruiting boards and has really showed up in the last few months.