Bosse makes a huge jump to land among the top setters in this class after her season with Ross in 2025, combined with what she is doing currently in leading her TSE 16 Blue team, one that recently opened the Bluegrass event unbeaten on day one, assuming the overall top seed entering day two. TSE is a club that develops mechanics well at all positions and Bosse is definitely getting better in her movement and ability to toss the ball in all directions in system and out.

Throughout the morning session, Bosse shined in her ability to keep her team’s offense moving, even in some tough stretches when their ball control wasn’t great. She made some athletic moves to be able to sling the ball to a hittable zone while also taking care of the in-system opportunities to balance their offensive chances. Competing on the main court versus a good team in Arizona Storm, she was a key floor factor in their third set win to take the match. Bosse and her team followed that up with a repeat 15-12 3rd set win in their final match of the day to finish 2-1. They compete on Sunday in challenge match #11.

Bosse (*pictured) assumed the primary setting role this season for Ross and has been guiding their offense well at 9.9 a/s. Unbeaten in Southwestern Buckeye play, the Rams are 14-1 overall. She’s a crafty setter with good all-around skills as she can make an impact in a variety of ways for her team. She has good ability to score at the second touch while also contributing on the defensive side with over seven digs and 1.5 blocks per match. Ross will next face Edgewood and Talawanda this coming week.

Bosse primarily played defense and outside hitter for the high school team. She did a lot of setting Saturday and did a nice job with it. Bosse consistently put her teammates in position to succeed with long and short sets. Bosse put a lot of power into balls when she did take some swings.

Bosse brings a lot of versatility to the Rams. Bosse does a great job setting hitters up for success and makes a lot of things happen spiking the ball. She can hit to different parts of the court and throws defenses off shoving balls to the opposite sideline. Bosse lines up her arms well for nice first contacts and can score a lot of points on tough serves. Bosse had 168 kills, 217 digs and 59 aces for Ross this past fall.