McKinley Schwab | S | No. 6 Setter – Class of 2029
McKinley’s game reflects a setter who is learning how to manage the flow of an offense. This past season, she showed improvement in decision-making and ball placement, particularly in transition. She does a good job delivering hittable balls and maintaining composure during extended rallies.

Looking ahead, McKinley’s growth will center on increasing tempo variety and strengthening connections with her middles. As her confidence grows, she has the potential to become a setter who elevates overall offensive efficiency. ~Theresa @prepdigdakotas

Mckinley Schwab Mckinley Schwab 5'3" | S/DS/L Sioux Valley | 2029 State SD | 5’3″ | Setter / DS

Mckinley’s court awareness and communication make her a steady, dependable presence. She runs a clean offense with tempo and precision while playing scrappy defense when she’s in the back row. Her quick reads and composure have made her a standout early. ~Theresa @prepdigdakotas

⚡ What to Watch This Club Season: Look for Mckinley to bring nonstop energy, faster decision-making, and smooth tempo setting that keeps her hitters in rhythm from start to finish.

Mckinley Schwab Mckinley Schwab 5'3" | S/DS/L Sioux Valley | 2029 State SD , a 2029 setter, brings relentless hustle and infectious energy to the court. She stands out not only for her ability to deliver quality sets, but also for the way she defends with grit and consistency in the back row. Schwab’s quick reactions, willingness to chase down every ball, and court presence make her a difference-maker on both sides of the net. With her competitive drive and all-around impact, Schwab is a young setter whose development will be exciting to follow. ~Theresa @prepdigdakotas

Mckinley Schwab Mckinley Schwab 5'3" | S/DS/L Sioux Valley | 2029 State SD – The floor general in the making, Mckinley runs the offense with poise and precision. She knows how to feed her hitters in rhythm, disguise her sets, and keep the defense guessing. Her leadership and decision-making will be key to elevating her team’s attack.

~Theresa @prepdigdakotas