Madison Nolting
Madison Nolting
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Michelle Bamford | Prep Dig Scout
Madison Nolting
Madison
Nolting
5'11" | OH/RS
Mater Dei | 2029
CA
‘s offensive growth shows in expanded scoring tools. She references swiping high hands, recycling off the block, and identifying holes rather than relying on a single swing path. That diversification increases efficiency and keeps opposing blockers guessing.
She is pairing that with intentional serve receive work, training against the wall and adding repetition with her father to improve movement and platform control. The self-directed repetition reflects ownership over an area that keeps hitters on the court.
When asked what she wants coaches to understand beyond the stat sheet, she shared:
I’m working hard on finding holes in the block and putting the ball down quickly.
The simplicity of that statement reflects offensive awareness. She is thinking about block manipulation and pace rather than pure power.
Off the court, Madison is involved in NCL and volunteers with her younger sister’s volleyball team. Coaching younger athletes suggests patience and leadership development in real time.
Delaney Holder is a player who has impacted Madison this season. She points to Delaney’s positivity and support during adversity. Madison’s appreciation for resilience and encouragement highlights how she measures value within her competitive environment.
~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247
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Michelle Bamford | Prep Dig Scout
Madison Nolting
Madison
Nolting
5'11" | OH/RS
Mater Dei | 2029
CA
‘s offensive growth shows in expanded scoring tools. She references swiping high hands, recycling off the block, and identifying holes rather than relying on a single swing path. That diversification increases efficiency and keeps opposing blockers guessing.
She is pairing that with intentional serve receive work, training against the wall and adding repetition with her father to improve movement and platform control. The self-directed repetition reflects ownership over an area that keeps hitters on the court.
When asked what she wants coaches to understand beyond the stat sheet, she shared:
I’m working hard on finding holes in the block and putting the ball down quickly.
The simplicity of that statement reflects offensive awareness. She is thinking about block manipulation and pace rather than pure power.
Off the court, Madison is involved in NCL and volunteers with her younger sister’s volleyball team. Coaching younger athletes suggests patience and leadership development in real time.
Delaney Holder is a player who has impacted Madison this season. She points to Delaney’s positivity and support during adversity. Madison’s appreciation for resilience and encouragement highlights how she measures value within her competitive environment.
~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247
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