Jensen has been making her mark in the back row with strong fundamentals, consistency in her serve receive, and grit on defense. She reads extremely well, reacts quickly, and refuses to let the ball drop. Even though she’s one of the underclassmen, she does a fantastic job leading her team from the back row.

I watched Jensen play every one of her matches during the club season as she was on our daughter’s team. It’s not surprising at all seeing her break out as a Williamsburg sophomore. She’d piled up 335 digs through the season’s first 65 sets and played a key role in the Raiders upsetting Clear Creek Amana on the road. Jensen is a high-energy player that always lays it all out there on the line. She may be slowed by a bump or bruise after making a diving dig but bounces up shortly after that to deliver again. Jensen has sharp reflexes and is very quick, helping her cover a lot of court. She’s a prospect on the rise, one that could very well find herself among the ranked when Prep Dig updates the 2029 Class later this year or in early ’27.

I’ve been able to watch Maggie over the last year, and she is always one of my favorites. She does a fantastic job of keeping the back row under control and really sets a standard. She’s not going to let a ball drop without going all out to try and get it up. Aside from her skill, she plays with a leadership mentality by always finding ways to uplift her teammates. Jensen left me very impressed with the big plays she was making, and now I’m very excited to see what else she has to offer this season.