Morrison is going to be a baritone in this production. Not for her singing ability, but because she can get low to make the tough dig. She finished her sophomore season with 304 digs and 524 serve receptions for Bishop Miege. She is ranked No. 60 overall in the Kansas Class of 2028. Since I know that Morrison plays for the Stags, that makes me think of German Composers for some reason. Whether it’s a Strauss or Wagner production, Morrison has the defensive chops to take on any difficult leading role.

Morrison led the Stags last season in digs with 304 in 88 sets played. She is ranked No. 54 overall and is the fourth-ranked libero in the Kansas Class of 2028. KC Power ‘s 16-1 team is loaded with talent. I am interested to see how Morrison fits in with this group. It is a team that will receive a ton of attention on the club circuit this season, which will only help Morrison get noticed. KC Power 16-1 will begin Pool D play at 8:00 a.m. against Electric Volleyball 16-1.

Morrison rounds out his group as she collected 304 digs in 88 sets played for the Stags. She also had one of the highest numbers of assists recorded for a libero with 86. She helped Bishop Miege qualify for the Class 4A State Tournament and was an honorable mention athlete on the KVA All-State Team for Class 4A. Morrison is ranked No. 54 overall by Prep Dig Kansas.

The two top-ranked athletes in the Kansas Class of 2028, Hailey Schmidtlein Hailey Schmidtlein 6'0" | MB Hayden | 2028 State KS (Hayden) and Mya Lee Mya Lee 6'1" | OH St. James Academy | 2028 State KS (St. James Academy) attend private schools, but another athlete from Bishop Miege is worthy of some headlines. Morrison is ranked No. 44 overall by Prep Dig Kansas. She finished third in digs for the Stags last season. As a freshman, she recorded 224 digs in 74 sets played.

Morrison is ranked No. 44 overall in the updated 2028 rankings. She played 74 varsity sets last season, not an easy accomplishment at a program like Bishop Miege. She took full advantage of the playing time she received, collecting 221 digs and 227 serve receptions for the Stags. Moving forward, she will want to continue to improve her consistency and accuracy. As a freshman, her assist-to-reception error percentage was almost 1-to-1, with 48 assists and 41 reception errors. She plays with an elite club team which will help her recruitment stock.