Quagliano is one of the more versatile players in Iowa’s 2028 Class. I watched her lining up at libero during the most recent club campaign. She was running the show at setter when scouting her at Tuesday’s MVC Championship bracket. Through her first 93 sets, she handed out 426 assists. Illustrating the broad base of skills that allow her to compete at two of the game’s most important positions, Quagliano had come up with 152 digs. She’s a good athlete that moves well around the court. It aids her in digging up the opposition and in holding up well in serve-receive. Quagliano flows smoothly with the match action and excels at jump setting.

Quagliano is a fun player to watch because of effort and intensity. Versatility also factors into that equation. She’s proven effective lining up at multiple positions when I’ve scouted her with CIA or operating with the Bobcats, where she shines at setter. After stuffing the stat sheet with 845 assists, 148 digs, 49.0 kills and 22.0 blocks as a freshman last season, Quagliano has contributed 565 assists, 114 digs, 30 kills and a pair of blocks in 67 sets this fall. She’s done a nice job feeding the attack, putting the ball where her hitters can pound it, since she arrived on the scene. Quagliano has made the most strides in defending in the back row and in finding holes in the defense when given the opening to end points.