For Kaycie, she caught my attention with her range in drills. She was extremely quick and was covering much more ground than you see other setters cover, almost like having an extra lib out there on defense. I’m a big defense first guy, so that is a quick way to get on my radar, and her defense did not disappoint. Coaches I’ve talked to recently have said they’ve been looking for Setters with DS experience and DS with Setter experience because of the number of out of system balls, and teams targeting the Setter with the first ball, and Kaycie checks that box for me. Texas is a deep area for talent, and she’s exactly the kind of under the radar talent that will be a steal for teams at the next level. I’m hoping to get another look at her during tournament play and get to see some other aspects of her game, but she’s got my attention.