Lynlee is becoming more involved offensively at exactly the right point of the season. She and Miriam combined for 14 kills against Union Grove in what their coach identified as their best collective middle performance of the year. That is an encouraging development for a team that already has reliable pin production.

I like the way Lynlee’s role can change the speed of a rally. When she gets off the net quickly and makes herself available, the opposing middle has less freedom to release early toward the outside. Her recruiting upside is tied to how efficiently she can continue connecting her blocking footwork to transition offense. The faster those two jobs become one continuous movement, the more disruptive she can be without needing a huge number of sets. ~ Samantha Fitzgerald @BenchtoBeast_prepdigga