The number one prospect for the class of 2029 currently plays for Bishop O’Connell. Could the number one prospect of 2030 also be a Knight? Too early to tell but Nadia is one of the more powerful hitters in the class of 2030. She is one of the primary sources of offense for Metro 14 as they play in the Junior Nationals in Indianapolis in the Open Division.

She plays six rotations, firing missiles from the back row. A difference maker suiting up for a Knights team that will carry three other difference makers who all play for Metro. This could get very interesting. O’Connell does appear to have an opening at left side for her to grab. Nadia, who won the MVP for both 13 Open and 14 Open at Capitol Hill Classic appears poised to grab that opening.

At Capitol Hill Classic she recently won the MVP award, leading Metro to a first place finish with her offensive power. At 5’10” she can already bring an approach jump at 10’4″. A number of older players would wish for stat lines like hers.

She does have a little bit of windup in her swing, which for most kids you would try to fix because it can have an impact on their timing and consistency. For Nadia she seems to make it work resulting in bombs into the middle of the court.

Not yet in high school but she has the tools to make her a first teamer at almost any Division.