Lily Seabolt Lily Seabolt 6'0" | S/RS North Forsyth | 2029 State GA gives recruiters something increasingly valuable at the setter position: size without sacrificing offensive organization. The 6-foot setter/right side has already established herself as one of Georgia’s most productive young setters, and her current numbers place her among the state’s assist leaders. Earlier this month she posted 28 assists, 13 digs, six kills and two aces in one match, illustrating just how many ways she can stay involved.

What makes Seabolt especially interesting is that her size isn’t simply cosmetic. She can transition from running the offense to becoming a legitimate presence at the net. Prep Dig has previously noted her ability to organize the offense and then turn around and help seal a blocking seam. That versatility opens possibilities at the college level.

As a setter, recruiters should continue watching her ability to disguise location, establish different tempos with her middles and stay balanced when pulled away from the net. Physically, she already possesses tools many setters spend their careers trying to compensate for. And she is only a sophomore. ~ S.Fitzgerald @BenchtoBeast_prepdigga

Lily’s value begins with how many different parts of the rally she can affect. Against Woodward, she finished with 12 digs and three aces, continuing an early season in which she has contributed as both an offensive organizer and backcourt presence.

What stands out is the all-around awareness behind that production. Players who can defend, serve with purpose and understand second-contact responsibilities give coaches options when a match begins changing shape. Lily does not have to make the loudest play to influence the next one. Her ability to stay involved, process the rally and remain composed from one phase to another is exactly the type of versatility that becomes more valuable as competition gets tighter. ~ S.Fitzgerald @BenchtoBeast_prepdigga

Lily’s rise into the Top 10 reflects the value of an athlete who can contribute in more than one role. Her ability to operate as both a setter and right-side attacker gives her opportunities to remain involved throughout the rotation rather than being limited to one responsibility. That versatility can help a team adjust its system without sacrificing an offensive option at the net.

The next stage of Lily’s development will be continuing to sharpen the complete skill set required by both positions. Balancing offensive decision-making, setting location, blocking and attacking responsibilities is demanding, but her movement to No. 8 shows how highly that all-around potential is being valued. ~ S.Fitzgerald @BenchtoBeast_prepdigga

Lily made one of the biggest jumps inside the Top 10 after continuing to demonstrate her value as both a setter and right-side attacker. Her versatility gives coaches multiple lineup options while allowing her to impact the game in several different ways. That continued development has positioned Lily among the class’s fastest risers. ~ Samantha Fitzgerald @BenchtoBeast_prepdigga

Lily brings versatility and reliability to the outside hitter position. She attacks confidently, competes hard in every rotation, and contributes well beyond the offensive side of the game. Her ability to stay available in transition makes her a constant threat throughout matches. Opponents often struggle with players who can impact so many phases of the game. ~ S.Fitzgerald @BenchtoBeast_prepdigga

Lily fits wherever you put her. She can run the offense one rotation and seal a seam in the next. She makes simple, on‑time choices that keep the system steady and predictable for her hitters. ~ Z.R. Nix @BenchtoBeast

Lily being just a freshman, Seabolt already shows the confidence of an upperclassman. She can run an offense with clean tempo and also slide into the right side when needed. Her willingness to compete in multiple spots makes her an exciting building block for North Forsyth’s future. ~ Samantha Fitzgerald @BenchtoBeast