The Lipker duo has rewritten the record books at Clay Center, and the junior setter still has unfinished business with the Tigers. Clay Center returned to the Class 4A podium while Lipker maintained her incredible pace at the setter spot. She hovered near the top of Kansas’ assists leaderboard with an astonishing eleven assists per set, dishing out one of the state’s most efficient attacks this fall. An undefeated run through last week’s pools and a third-place finish have added to Lipker’s legacy.

The Lipker name looms large at Clay Center. The Class of 2028 iteration spread the Tiger offense to a staggering 11 assist-per-set average. Churning out over 1,000 helpers in a single season doesn’t come by accident, and Lipker brings a crafty deceptiveness that confounds foes. She also doesn’t just dump the ball on her second-contact attempts. Lipker’s patented whip-crack kills provide another layer of surprise to the Clay Center onslaught. Last year’s 41-4 mark was just the beginning, and Lipker’s crew will be a title favorite again this fall.