Kansas has a knack for bringing setter talent to our attention. Trimble is everything you’d want from a prep setter, and her three-sport lifestyle has changed Oswego High School’s year-round aspirations. Trimble gets it done on the volleyball court with quick decisions and precise, up-tempo sets to the pins. And, like many of Kansas’ top 2028 signal-callers, Trimble was eager to seize starting responsiblities in her first year on the prep stage. Let’s see how much Trimble can grow her list of accomplishments with the Indians, no matter the sport or venue.

It took a little while for Trimble to find her legs and to realize that she belonged in this elite group. She has a nice touch and makes smart choices on the court. Once she shook off the nerves, she settled in and proved that she could run an offense.

She should reach and eclipse the 1,000-assist mark during her junior season. She has registered 945 assists in two seasons for the Indians. She has also collected 397 digs and 152 kills in two seasons for Oswego. She is currently ranked No. 38 overall in the Class of 2028.

Trimble has been predominantly featured on the Prep Dig Kansas website lately. She is ranked among the state’s top setters in the Kansas Class of 2028. The Oswego prospect has plans to travel north to Kansas City for the Exposure Tour. Of all the positional players who attend these Prep Dig events, in my opinion it benefits setters the most. Trimble is ranked No. 38, and I suspect won’t be traveling alone.

Trimble served up some accurate arrows for the Oswego Indians during her sophomore campaign. She finished with 76 aces in 86 sets played. In two high school seasons, she has tallied 159 total aces. She was also featured as one of the state’s top setters, having posted back-to-back seasons with 400-plus aces. Trimble is ranked No. 38 overall in the Kansas Class of 2028.