When scouting Six Pack during this summer’s USAV National Tournament in Indianapolis, Herrmann stood out among an interesting group of prospects. I was looking forward to receiving another in-person look at her game when watching the Denver freshman at the Waverly-Shell Rock Invite earlier this month. Once again, she impressed with her performance. Herrmann is an athletic middle hitter. She is tall with long arms and moves fluidly throughout the action. There’s a keen feel for the block with excellent timing and technique. The attack is powerful with an opportunity to add more velocity when strength is increased on a projectable frame. There’s a lot of upside here.

Herrmann is listed at 5-foot-8 in our Prep Dig date base. One, she looks taller than that in person. And two, her long arms help her play plenty tall enough against her age group. Herrmann showed that time and time again while watching her at the USAV Nationals in Indianapolis. She really gets up off of the ground, hangs in the air and generates plenty of power swinging through the ball. Herrmann displays a good feel for getting into the right position to make the block and times it well. Agility helps Herrmann easily adjust to sets that might be a little off target. Six Pack and Denver enjoy a proud history of excellent player development, and Herrmann looks like another impactful prospect.