Some defenders read the play. Raegan Randazzo Raegan Randazzo 5'2" | DS/L Yorkville (H.S.) | 2029 IL acquired it. She covered a lot of court, believed in her observations, and always was in the right place before the attack. The more I watched, the more I noticed how much ground she covered in the back row. That’s the type of defender who can change the game without even knowing it. ~Theresa@prepdigdakotas

Seeing her growth is admirable, and she has settled into her zone. Knowing herself and her game, probably didn’t crack a smile nor laugh until it was over. That dawg on the court that you want, and making things look easy. One-armed digs and sprawls all effortlessly. Rae tracks the ball with maturity, not waiting or reacting quickly decisive.

I kept looking at Raegan Randazzo even when the ball wasn’t coming her way. One rally that stayed with me came after a hard-driven attack looked like it was going to the floor, but she chased it down, kept the ball in play, and seconds later, her team finished the point with a kill. Those plays that required extra effort gave her team opportunities they would not have had otherwise. ~Theresa@prepdigdakotas

Randazzo is a dynamic libero who goes all out on every single point, no plays off, no hesitation, just pure effort. Whether she’s sprawling out to save a rally, covering hitters in tight windows, or diving for a one‑handed dig, she competes at 110% every touch. She’s quick to the ball, chasing down short tips and flying into corners for full‑speed saves. Randazzo digs tough, heavy swings with confidence and can flip momentum at the line with zone targeted or short‑drop serves. Her strong base and fast‑twitch reactions show up on film immediately, allowing her to stack highlight‑level plays in bunches. An anchor in the back row, whose ceiling is undefined, and whose name should be in your search bar. 

This mighty warrior captured me with her will and skills. Consistently shows her fundamentals, grit, IQ, and edge on the floor, ready to lay out for every ball in her zone. Her pass and roll caught my eye during positionals to the setter, consisting of points with little or no movement over the pass or out of play. Good communication and speed are always on display.

Raegan was Yorkville’s Libero and she was great during the tournament. She did a great job in serve receive and made multiple diving plays and dug some hard hit balls. Watched her dig a OH hit from Benet that was smashed, she landed a perfect 3 pass to the setter, that led to a kill late in the 1st set. She also did a terrific job setting up hitters when the setter was out as well. She sniffs out tips, and delivered great passes off some tough hits. Type of Libero you want on your squad.

This L/DS was all over the floor, with parents in the stands even cheering her one-handed diving digs! She has a strong base and quick feet that help her make tough digs, whether covering hitters or in the back row. She passed some tough hits right to the setter on multiple occasions. I never saw her not try for a ball. Hard hat on, ready to work, she punched in to play.

This girl has a motor on her. Quick feet, strong legs combined with speed has her chasing down everything. You have to work to score a point on this Libero. She does a nice job with serve receive and provides spectacular digs worthy of highlights. Does a nice job zone serving as well hitting the short zones. You can’t teach hustle, heart and grit and she gives you all of that. Class of 2029 one to watch.