Meyers is back. It’s been a long road back from injury for this Superior superstar, but she’s coming back to the fray at the right time for Nebraska ONE 17 Synergy. Her 2024 state championship run with Superior was a testament to Meyers’ willingness to take as many swings as possible. She has primarily been a pin hitter for the Wildcats, but 17 Synergy has even more ways to harness Meyers’ versatility. Middle? Opposite? 2026 will be full of compelling storylines for this elite multi-sport athlete.

Of course, we have to start with a state champion and one of the most prolific scorers we’ve seen in a while. Meyers was last fall’s “kill champion” in Nebraska by an enormous margin. The Superior sophomore put down over 800 kills (7.6 per set) as the Wildcats returned to the state tournament mountaintop. We’ve seen Meyers dominate as a pin hitter or a middle blocker, depending on where her physicality and quick arm are needed most. We’re eager to see this show-stopping talent back on the court soon.

Here’s our chance to check in on a state champion. Meyers’ stock was already soaring before the 2025 club campaign began, as she helped Superior High School complete a dramatic march to the state championship. She is now embarking on a new club journey with Nebraska ONE 16 Synergy and is a multi-faceted force with her new team. Meyers first landed on our radar as a hard-hitting middle blocker, but we now know she can carry so many other roles. 16 Synergy allows Meyers to swing away on the pin in first-ball situations, and she has even earned some passing reps in early-season action. All of these skills developed further at NIT.

We’re eager to welcome one of Nebraska’s most prolific scorers to the tournament stage. Meyers, who has already proven her massive prowess on the club stage, is in the middle of a record-shattering sophomore season with Superior High School. Her 7.6 kill-per-set average is unparalleled. She is closing in on 600 kills for the season and could reach even higher through tournament play. The Wildcats are third in the Class D1 race and have every reason to lean on Meyers the rest of the way.

We’re eager to welcome one of Nebraska’s most prolific scorers to the tournament stage. Meyers, who has already proven her massive prowess on the club stage, is in the middle of a record-shattering sophomore season with Superior High School. Her 7.6 kill-per-set average is unparalleled. She is closing in on 600 kills for the season and could reach even higher through tournament play. The Wildcats are third in the Class D1 race and have every reason to lean on Meyers the rest of the way.

Here’s one for the 2027s. Meyers knows all about the GJNC spotlight after her all-tournament honors and podium placement with South Central NE last year. The small-town squad is back for more, and Meyers is still dominating. She gives 16 Black a multi-faceted scoring threat, whether it’s from the middle or the right pin. She’ll even take occasional first-ball swings on the left. Meyers has demonstrated a complete game by dishing out some tough serves in Las Vegas and anchoring Zone 6 when she’s in the back row. The grind continues for South Central NE and its diverse collection of stars.