Madalyn took one of the bigger jumps moving up from 90 to 59. Last year was an exceptional year for her leading Stonebridge to an undefeated 38-0 record. She led the team in kills and was second in the state of Virginia with 475 kills. She also hit at a .425 clip. That won her the player of the year in the VISAA Division II. Her junior year was her first year of attending high school since the previous two years she was home schooled. Madalyn has committed to United States Coast Guard.

Madalyn was also one of the top hitters for East Coast Volleyball Club Black as well. They had a rough go of it at Junior Nationals. Playing in the American Division they finished 77th out of 96 teams.

This coming season should be another strong season for Stonebridge since they return all their players. They carried no seniors on their 38-0 team last year.

I first saw Madalyn play for Stonebridge high school when they finished the season undefeated. They won the Division II VISAA state championships going 38-0. Madalyn earned player of the year for Division II. She smacked down 23 kills in the finals with an end of the year hitting percentage of .425.

At 6’0″ she brings good length to the pins. Her arm extension also helps her put the ball away. A six rotation player she was home schooled until her junior year in high school when she won the MVP of the conference. Don’t know if the coach knew about her when she walked into the gym during tryouts, but if not that had to be a pleasant surprise.

She led the team in kills, falling 25 short of 500. That stat total was second in the state of Virginia, just ahead of Kennedy Spaid and behind Julia Kinney Julia Kinney OH Denbigh Baptist Chri | 2027 State VA in kills.