Makenna Humann
Makenna Humann
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Austin Kingsley | Prep Dig Scout
It was another banner weekend for Omaha Fusion’s leading distributor. Humann brings everything you’d want from a setter playing around the dial in the lineup. She isn’t afraid to get aggressive at the net and establish herself as a reliable wing blocker. Humann’s consistent on-court presence also translates to her sets, which frequently open up seams for her pin attackers. These guiding hands propelled Omaha Fusion to an underdog run to the final Gold group in 16 American. You can’t ask for more summer momentum than that.
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Speed and dynamism are her two main qualities you notice when watching her orchestrate her offense. No surprise there, since she is also a 100-meter track athlete who made it all the way to state this year. Compensates for her height with the time she spends on individual training in vertical and mobility. You can tell she has a defensive mindset as a setter, where giving her team scoring opportunities could come from her first contact on a hustle play, or from her mighty-quick ability to make an out-of-system setting situation look comfortable enough for her hitters to convert. A long-term future in a fast-paced offensive system would fit perfectly with her strengths.
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Read EvaluationAustin Kingsley | Prep Dig Scout
Here comes the Omaha Fusion crew again. Humann got plenty of reps with last year’s Omaha Roadrunners crew, finishing with seven assists per set and a wealth of quality digs around the dial. Her unique Roadrunners team put up some impressive numbers last fall, and Humann is applying this to the Nebraska Juniors gym, too. Omaha Fusion landed on our radar after a strong outing at the ASICS Presidents’ Day Classic, so we were eager to see these athletes compete on the bid tournament stage. Humann seized the moment to lock up a bid and send Fusion to the USAV Nationals field. Stocks will keep rising in Indy.
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Read EvaluationAustin Kingsley | Prep Dig Scout
There’s that Omaha Fusion unit again. We’ve had a lot to say about this group since seeing it at the GPR Bid Tournament, and Humann has clearly been a worthy addition to the fold. She plays around the dial at the setter spot and has the full toolbox for a 5-1 distributor. Aside from her ability to put hitters in good spots, Humann is a strong wing blocker who won’t bring any deficit to Fusion’s net presence. That versatility will turn into on-court value at USAV Nationals.
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