Camenzind’s discipline on the court is off the charts. Camenzind calls for balls then steps into them to make sound two to three-point passes. Camenzind does a great job making adjustments on redirected balls. Camenzind is sound on defense and serve reception. She only dives when needed. She keeps a lot of plays alive, yet maintains ball control so teams can get into a good offensive rhythm. Camenzind does not hesitate to extend arms to get to balls. Camenzind has developed sound jump float serves and puts up quality out of system sets.

Katelynn Camenzind was extremely disciplined defensively today. She established her platform early, stayed square to target, and minimized extra movement, which led to clean, controlled digs. Her body positioning allowed her to consistently get behind the ball and deliver high-quality first contact.

She read hitters well, positioning early and trusting her angles, which helped her neutralize pace. Camenzind’s efficiency made her a steady presence anchoring the back row. ~Theresa @prepdigdakotas

Camenzind (pictured) provides sound net protection for the 17 Select team. She is quickly learning her new teammates and is a nice communicator on the court. She gets in great position to make sound passes. Camenzind also makes things happen out of system.

Camenzind had a pancake dig in the Championship Flight game against Holy Cross (Louisville). Camenzind does what she can to make crisp first passes. She is not afraid to lay out and dig balls up with one arm if necessary to keep plays alive. Camenzind said the team is a family, adding she hopes when the Bruins hit key points in games, they can keep the energy up and finish the job.

Camenzind did get some varsity experience last year and could take up a big role for the tradition-rich Bruins this fall with the graduation of the top three digs leaders. Camenzind watches her blockers and the opposing hitters well and slides good directions to dig up balls. Camenzind can go to either side to dig up balls and keep plays alive.