Libby Mitchell
Libby Mitchell
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Austin Kingsley | Prep Dig Scout
How could we forget about Mitchell? The high-flying pin hitter had her fingerprints all over Amherst’s Class D1 championship triumph. Mitchell dramatically elevated her scoring averages as a junior, yielding 3.6 kills per set on a 0.249 clip. Best of all, Amherst’s offensive leader was at her best when the Broncos needed her most. In every round of the team’s stay in Lincoln, Mitchell compiled double-digit kill totals and was the team’s go-to in first-ball situations. That kind of clutch production is ready-made for the next level.
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Mitchell did it all for Amherst en route to the Broncos’ Class D1 title triumph. She led the team in kills and hitting percentage while also establishing herself as a force in the back row. Her quick arm produced several highlight-worthy swings in Lincoln, but we also have to credit Mitchell’s development as a shutdown blocker. Tabbing six blocks in a single match is not an easy feat, particularly for someone playing on the pin. Mitchell reached that mark in the championship bout with Overton, elevating her greatness among Nebraska’s small-town 2027s.
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Mitchell’s inclusion on this list is no surprise. She led Class D1 No. 1 Amherst with 3.5 kills per set this year, but she managed to rocket past that total in her 2025 tournament return. The high-flying pin hitter registered 18 kills during Amherst’s grueling four-set battle with Cross County. Mitchell’s entrance into the frontcourt was the Broncos’ cue to run points, and they did just enough to win Thursday’s duel.
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