Larissa Perez, a Class of 2028 libero and setter from McAllen High School and McAllen Fierce Volleyball Club, is a back row prospect who brings a two-position skill set that is genuinely rare and immediately valuable at the college level. The ability to anchor the defensive system as a starting libero and also step in and run the offense as a setter when the team needs it tells you there is a volleyball IQ and a technical foundation at work that most players her age have not come close to developing in either role, let alone both simultaneously. She plays with a low, compact efficiency in the back row that makes her difficult to score on, using elite court reading and a disciplined platform to control a high volume of contacts without giving away easy points. Her serving and passing consistency make her an asset in every rotation rather than a specialty piece that has to be managed around, which is the quality that college coaches at every level look for when they evaluate back row versatility. Please help us congratulate her on earning Top Performer honors at this showcase event.