Stockdale’s rise in the Club Legacy gym was a big storyline this spring, and she hasn’t slowed down with the Antlers. This junior libero has quickly soared past her defensive totals from last year, but Stockdale’s influence goes beyond the stat sheet. Her quickness and confidence in serve-receive have boosted Elkhorn’s offense en route to an 11-6 mark. We had several feature-worthy candidates from this Elkhorn roster, and we can’t wait to see how Stockdale and her teammates close out 2026.

Qualifier championships have become commonplace for Stockdale and her Club Legacy crew. That’s a bold statement, but 16 Alpha’s barnstorming tour has now spanned multiple seasons. The team could have waited to defend last year’s Show Me Qualifier title, but 16 Alpha pounced on the opportunity to secure a bid through NLQ instead. Stockdale’s defensive instincts have been indispensable in all of these triumphs, and her accurate first contacts allow the 16 Alpha offense to excel. Indianapolis awaits.

Let’s go from the middle to the backcourt. While D’Agosto has established 16 Alpha’s net presence, Stockdale has brought the back-row stability to tie everything together. Her work at the Great Plains Region Gold Series brought immediate attention to Stockdale’s adaptability at the libero spot. Posting a 6-1 record at the ASICS Presidents’ Day Classic has elevated her stock further.

Club Legacy 15 Alpha deserves a deeper dive in this feature, especially after Stockdale’s tremendous defensive leadership at the libero position. The Elkhorn freshman was a major contributor to 15 Alpha’s championship triumph and helped generate plenty of in-system opportunities for her teammates. Stockdale is also willing to step in and deliver perfect secondary sets when she needs to handle the second contact. 15 American is expected to be a wild, chaotic division in Dallas, but Club Legacy has already established itself as a contender in this age group.