Fremont and Nebraska ONE 16 Titanium are back in the mix. Fiscus was the primary catalyst for Fremont’s offensive success last fall, exploding for four kills per set on a 0.200-plus average. However, Fiscus’ willingness to shoulder attacking volume is only part of what makes her a compelling prospect. She has also wielded a ton of positional versatility, flip-flopping between both pins throughout her early prep tenure. This has been especially stark during Fiscus’ spring campaign with Nebraska ONE 16 Titanium, where she has dazzled us on either side of the setter. Put her rocket arm anywhere along the net and let her operate.

Fremont High School has been no stranger to high-volume scorers lately, and Fiscus eagerly took that mantle for last year’s Tigers. This do-everything attacker exploded onto the Class A scene as a sophomore and led Fremont with four kills per set on a 0.208 clip. Fiscus has the rare ability to score from anywhere along the net–on the right, left, or on slower tempos in the middle. This gives her Nebraska ONE squad plenty of options this spring, and most of those options will yield efficient termination.

Fremont High School needed a new go-to attacker this fall, and Fiscus has been eager to take up the mantle. The high-flying sophomore earned some solid reps with the Tigers last year but has enjoyed a meteoric rise in Year 2. Fiscus has pounded down nearly four kills per set while exhibiting a full array of shots on the outside. Her experience as a middle blocker might be paying off in her physical, fearless approach as a pin hitter. Even with a stacked field of Class A competitors, Fremont remains a force.