When I finally got a chance to see her Nighthawks play, I was surprised to see her team start in rotation 6—-meaning Paislee was front right and ATTACKING to start the match. Upon further evaluation, she’s a setter in the back row and a highly intelligent attacker from the front row. Her future is clearly in setting, but she looks every bit the part of a beach player with her command of every aspect of this game. Her high volleyball IQ and ability to do everything well is highly recruitable, and will suit her well come this summer.

Quick-footed, faster than lightning and beyond athletic, Paislee is a regular at our showcases, and has shown out each and every time she’s arrived. Currently the top setter at Munciana in this class, She guides the Nighthawks (16-1) to a smart and fast offense, rarely making either decision errors or setting errors. Fast, reliable and accurate, Paislee’s combination of ball control, volleyball IQ and athleticism are the definition of “Indiana-based volleyball player”.

Smart, quick and tough, Miss Terry has some of the best hands among all setters in all classes in Indiana. She gets her hands on every ball, regardless of where the ball is passed. Location and tempo stay consistent, even when out-of-system. Athleticism in her position is hard to come by, and has it in droves—-certainly more than most in any class of setters. She’s shown up and shown out in multiple showcases of ours over the last two years, and her open-level play for Munciana’s top teams over the years proves how much she belongs at the highest level of play.

The level of athleticism goes even higher as we delve into Delaware County’s best setter in this class. Paislee has the footwork down pat, and her quick and deceptive hands have kept her Munciana squad among the best in the Midwest in her age group. She even has an offensive side to her, and will more than take over a match if you let her. Quick, athletic, smart and Munciana-trained, Miss Terry has all of the tools and the talent to be a next-level Division I setter at any level of school.

One of the smoothest and most athletic setters in this or any class, Paislee is a quick, strong and smart setter that is a plug-and-play option in any 5-1 situation out there. She’s also been to a couple of our showcases, and has shown us that her skill set cannot be ignored. With a competitive fire burning just beneath the surface, Paislee is tough, fearless and active in the setting position, and should make some college coach happy once mid-June comes around.

With All-Tournament status conferred to her this past summer at AAUs, Paislee is a quick and athletic setter that defends her position better than most setters in this (or any) class in Indiana. Instinctual and fast, Miss Terry is already running a faster-than-average offense at Munciana, and is rounding into form as one of the top setters in this class in the state. Always in the right spot and always making the correct decision, she does those things seemingly quicker than everyone else—-as if her training is now second nature. Like Nicole listed above, she does everything well, and should be a nice addition for any college that wants her in the fall of ‘28.

Last, but not least, rounding out the all-American selections from Munciana this past club season is Terry, a highly accurate setter who is able to put the ball just about anywhere, whether she is in system or out. One thing that really stands out to me about Paislee, is her willingness to push the ball to her middles when she is off the net. This young setter has attended some great college camps this summer and is certainly on a lot of D1 programs’ radars after this past club season. Delta will be in good hands with Terry running the offense and should be able to be very efficient attacking with her spreading the ball around often and accurately.

A solid, fully-capable six-rotation 5-1 setter is what you get from Paisley. With high hands, and understanding of advanced offenses and quick feet to get her to the ball, Miss Terry is already a major part of one of the best 15s team here in Indiana. Defensively, she knows what to do with the first ball when she receives it, and on offense, she’s more than capable of reading defenses and taking what is given to her. In her showcase experience, she was more than capable of running her court well and with a maturity that had me do a double-take…this is a freshman?