Dixon uses every bit of her high attack point, heavy hand and high leap to power balls to the ground from the middle and pins. Balls are not guaranteed to come up even if defensive specialists are in the right position. Dixon comes in off fakes and takes great rips with her quick arm swing and mighty wrist snap. Dixon puts across solid crosses. Dixon is just as solid on her blocks. Dixon has great form and timing on the blocks and also delivers in the back row with her crisp two to three-point passes.

Dixon has the total package and uses every tool in her tool kit trying to lift the Cats to victory. Dixon has a high attack point and gets on top of balls to smack them to the ground. Dixon takes hard shoves to side lines and tools blocks. Dixon does not hesitate to send balls over on second contacts and even takes hard swings from the back row. Dixon makes good in-air adjustments and uses her off (left) hand to put off shots into shallow zones. Dixon has quality sets and has great timing on her blocks.

Dixon (pictured) brings the versatility to the Cats that many coaches desire. She has a quick arm swing. When the spacing is right, Dixon takes solid swings. She consistently finds different ways to hit balls hard to different zones on the court. Dixon makes quality first touches then sets up in attack mode. She’s reliable when the team is out of system and needs to make plays. Dixon shows her versatility in the back row with crisp passes. She’s poised for another big season for the Cats this fall.

Dixon (pictured) made a lot of plays many players do not. Her defense was as impressive as her offense. Dixon dug up several hard four-to-four zone hard crosses. Dixon is also a solid passer. Dixon smacks balls to different zones on the court. Dixon added in nice off shots off great mid-air adjustments. Dixon also gives 16 Christina great net coverage. Dixon said her devotion to the game has helped her confidence and skills grow.