Welcome to the rankings Kinsley! She has made a massive jump from going from unranked all the way to #30 on the list. If you see her live and in person it is easy to know why!

She is a physical presence on the right side both with her offense and her defense. She sets a very dominate block on the right side and gets her hands up and pressed over the net. She will gets a lot of blocks and block touches which makes hitters have to go around her to get any points. She does well to take up a lot of space and force hitters to put the ball where the defense is.

Her offensive game is well rounded as well, she can hit a out of system ball just as well as she can hit an in system ball. She swings with a very fast and heavy arm swing and gets a lot of balls terminated not only throughout a block, but also by tooling high hands as well. She is very dynamic with her game and can do a lot for her team in the scoring department with her offensive ability.

Beyond the physical tools, she plays with a noticeable competitive motor. She brings leadership energy and embraces big swings in high-pressure moments. With continued physical development and experience against top national competition, she projects as a high-impact pin at the next level.

60 to 7. She certainly impressed with her performance at the Prep Dig showcase earning a top performer award. Perhaps the most impressive player at the event when taking into account her size and talent.

My first exposure to her was her play for Virginia Juniors 15 at Junior Nationals in Las Vegas. At that time she appeared overshadowed by Coco Lewis Coco Lewis 6'2" | OH/DS/L Paul VI | 2027 State #73 Nation VA and Ayla Sayd Ayla Sayd 6'0" | OH Marshall-Falls Church | 2027 State VA , the two left sides. Kinsley played right side, which did not get set as frequently.

This club season Virginia Juniors appears to have basically the same cast of characters from the team last year that earned a bid to the USA Division. With the improvement Kinsley has shown with her offense it will be interesting to see how that plays out. Her 6’2″ frame dominated on the right side at the Prep Dig showcase.

This year Virginia Juniors finished in second place at the City of Oaks Challenge in Carolina. It appears the only team they lost to was Metro 16 in the finals. They will play at the National Harbor this weekend.