I wrote about Tyler after watching her compete with United at the Windy City Classic last April. I saw her again at the LOVB Midwest Recruiting Showcase in June and with her United outfit this club season at the 2026 Nike President’s Day Classic. She’s been consistently reliable in the back row on all of those occasions. Tyler flashes a good feel for game flow and instincts help lead her to being in proper position to make a play. She’s played up in club each of the last two years, so maturity is a part of her game. Tyler is a good athlete that moves well around the court. She picks up the ball well on the attack and in serve-receive. Tyler started 15 of the 36 varsity matches in which she appeared as a Wilton sophomore this past fall, contributing 284 digs in 100 sets.

Tyler is playing up on a solid United 16-2 Elite squad this club season, which should pay off during his sophomore season on Wilton squad that should be formidable in 2025. I was impressed with Tyler’s poise when watching her perform at the Windy City Qualifier and other tournaments this club campaign. She followed up those positive scouting opportunities with a strong showing at the LOVB Midwest Recruiting Showcase in June. Quick, athletic and versatile, Tyler is a complete player in the back row. She covers a lot of court thanks to her natural gifts with a good feel for the game’s flow. Tyler reads the attack well and is solid in serve-receive.