Mena Hover owned the floor. From the first whistle, she dictated tempo, controlled second contact, and made it clear the offense was running through her. Her movement to the ball was efficient and intentional, consistently getting square and delivering a clean, fast release that kept hitters in rhythm.

What separated her was her ability to read the game in real time. She recognized defensive gaps instantly and wasn’t afraid to be aggressive when the moment called for it. Her decision-making, especially at the net, forced defenses to stay honest and opened up the entire offense. Hover didn’t just run the system — she elevated it. ~Theresa @prepdigdakotas

Mena Hover owned the floor. From the first whistle, she dictated tempo, controlled second contact, and made it clear the offense was running through her. Her movement to the ball was efficient and intentional, consistently getting square and delivering a clean, fast release that kept hitters in rhythm.

What separated her was her ability to read the game in real time. She recognized defensive gaps instantly and wasn’t afraid to be aggressive when the moment called for it. Her decision-making, especially at the net, forced defenses to stay honest and opened up the entire offense. Hover didn’t just run the system — she elevated it. ~Theresa @prepdigdakotas