MOCO Monsoon could be the second team. They finished first in the Shamrock Showdown in the club division. I watched them when they played at the Platform Open. They took second place in that tournament. Like Anna above with MOCO Menace Meredith was the offensive firepower for Monsoon. She put up some critical blocks but more importantly, when the team needed a point she got the call.

Meredith is the lone frosh on the School Without Walls roster. Despite that she finished third on the team in kills and second in walks.

MOCO Monsoon will play in the East Coast Championship as their warmup to AAUs in Orlando.

Meredith played for MOCO Monsoon, which appears to be the second team for 15U. Their MOCO Menace 15U appears to be their first team. They have a couple players listed in our 2029 rankings. Regionally, they rank third behind Metro and Paramount .

Meredith played middle and clearly was the offensive firepower for the Monsoon. When a point became critical Meredith got the call. She also made a number of blocks as well.

Meredith plays high school for School Without Walls. She finished third on the team in kills as the only frosh to make the varsity roster. She also finished second in blocks. It would not surprise me to see her playing on a first team of some sort next year.