Riley played mostly right side for her high school team, getting them to the semi-finals of the Class 6 Virginia state championship. She finished second on the team in kills and blocks.

Riley brings an approach jump that touches 10 feet. While she ranks at number seven for the middle blockers in the class of 2025 she now sits as the highest ranked middle that has yet to commit. She plays for Paramount , which will compete in the 18U National Championships in Louisville Kentucky this weekend. They will also play in the National Division at the USAV Junior Nationals in Utah.

Good height. Good jump. Runs the middle well.

Riley has the versatility to play middle or right side. She finished second on the team in kills and second in blocks. For Madison she played mostly right side. She ranks as the third highest player in the class of 2025 yet to commit. All the middles and right sides ranked above her have committed.

In previous years Riley played for Virginia Jrs. This year she will play for Paramount , the fifth player from that club on my uncommitted watch list. She can hit the quick tempo sets as well as the higher sets. Paramount lists her as a middle/right side. Her 6’2″ height ranks her as the tallest on the team.

Paramount will be playing at the Windy City, Ohio Valley, Southeast, Northeast and Mideast Qualifiers. They will also play in the Under Armor national event in Louisville and the Triple Crown.

Riley has the versatility and height to play middle or right side. Madison went on a big winning streak when she moved to right side, steaking to 13 straight wins. Included in that streak was two wins over Class 6 Virginia state champion Langley. They finally lost in four to Battlefield in the semi-final of the Class 6 Virginia state championship.

Riley and Rowan Johnson Rowan Johnson 6'1" | MB The Academy Of The Holy Cross (MD) | 2025 State VA (below) were the primary middle blockers for Virginia Juniors last year. They finished in 35th place in the Freedom Division at Junior Nationals.

Madison is expected to be one of the few high schools that have a chance to win the state championship. If they hope to do so Riley will play a critical role.