Sumner-Eddyville-Miller is known for its do-everything athletes, and we ought to add Hrasky to the list. She made some first-year impressions in 2024, gaining some valuable experience as a pin hitter. The narrative flipped a year later as Hrasky donned the contrasting jersey and put up enormous defensive numbers for the Mustangs. Her 4.7 digs per set guided S-E-M back to the Class D2 quarterfinals, and she hopes to go one step further this fall.

Make it a 2028 quartet. We’re seemingly having a sophomore revolution at the libero position, and Hrasky filled that void Sumner-Eddyville-Miller in 2025. The 2023 D1 champs got 13 digs out of their second-year libero in the quarterfinal win against BDS and another 20 in the semifinal against Cambridge. Hrasky also produces the quality passing that isn’t reflected in a box score, but onlookers were sure to notice her stable, reliable presence.