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.

Jensen is a player I see a lot with her being on our daughter’s Rockets 15R team. While she’d displayed toughness and grit throughout the season, the Williamsburg freshman took it to another level at the 2026 Nike President’s Day Class in St. Louis. Jensen didn’t miss a play despite injuring her leg going for a dig early in the tournament. Wrapped up with a ace bandage, her contributions were integral in the team finishing fifth in the Open Division Gold Bracket. Jensen’s athleticism has stood out to me when watching her. She moves fluidly around the court guided by an ability to read the attack. Jensen can deaden pace and turn it into accurate passes. She holds up well in serve-receive, an area that’s continually improving. Jensen flashes keen court awareness and brings good energy to the competition.