Riley Riggs Riley Riggs 6'0" | OH MIll Valley | 2027 State #51 Nation KS will arrive at Summer NIT as the top-ranked player in Kansas and a committed athlete to University of South Carolina, but she consistently points back toward competitiveness, team identity, and emotional leadership rather than personal recognition. She is excited to bring energy, effort, and an all-around game to Arizona while helping Dynasty compete at the highest level possible. Riggs wants everyone to notice the way she impacts multiple phases of a match through scoring, passing, defending, and the emotional consistency she brings when pressure rises.

What stands out most is how seriously Riggs still approaches opportunities like Summer NIT despite already being committed. She talks openly about wanting to continue proving she can compete at the next level while helping her team battle elite national opponents. She is especially excited to face Arizona Storm Volleyball Club , one of the premier clubs. Off the court, Riggs describes herself as hardworking, respectful, and deeply family-oriented, while praising the culture and developmental environment at South Carolina.

~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247

The top-ranked athlete in the Kansas Class of 2027 finished her junior campaign with 530 kills and 234 digs. Her career numbers with Mill Valley include 1,232 kills and 637 digs. She is verbally committed to the University of South Carolina. Riggs has a winning pedigree and an unselfish attitude on the court. She understands she can take over a match, but that it takes a balanced hitting attack to win consistently.

The second movie in the marathon is 1987’s Lethal Weapon. This movie set the standard for the “cop-buddy” genre, and it only makes since that the 2026 All-Female Reboot would star Riley Riggs Riley Riggs 6'0" | OH MIll Valley | 2027 State #51 Nation KS as the daughter of Martin Riggs (Mel Gibson). Riggs is a stand-up, stand-out hitter who happens to be ranked No. 1 overall in the Kansas Class of 2027. She is, however, the complete opposite of Martin Riggs, as she plays a disciplined and poised style of ball. Plus, this Riggs could handle the pressure and workload of acting in multiple sequels since Mill Valley is a perennial state contender.

Riggs is the No. 1-ranked athlete in the Prep Dig Kansas 2027 rankings and has verbally committed to the University of South Carolina. She recorded 503 kills for the Jaguars in 104 sets played. She has already reached the 1,000 career kill benchmark. Through three seasons, she has accumulated 1,232 total kills. As if she wasn’t already super talented, she will be on a mission next year to help Mill Valley return to Class 6A state dominance. Mill Valley qualified for the Class 6A tournament, but fell short of winning its third straight title. I would not want to play against a motivated and ticked off Riggs.

Mill Valley also has the No. 1-ranked athlete in the Kansas Class of 2027. Riggs leads the Jaguars in kills and has verbally committed to South Carolina. Her junior season stat line to date includes 425 kills, 171 digs, 426 serve receptions, and 17 kills. Mill Valley has a record of 5-3 against state tournament-qualified teams. The Jaguars’ tournament begins with an 11:00 a.m. match on Court A against the No. 8 Seed Free State. The two teams split two regular-season matches against each other.

Riggs is ranked No. 1 overall and has verbally committed to the University of South Carolina. In 37 sets played, she has registered a team-high 188 kills. She finished with 430 kills last season and is just 110 kills away from reaching the 1,000 career kill benchmark. She is averaging almost one ace per set with 35, and she is closing in on 250 career aces through three seasons.

Mill Valley is one program in the KC Metro that I try to see play at least once in the regular season. My current plan, with the new state format, is to camp out in Hutchinson for the Class 4A and 3A State Tournaments, so chances are, I won’t see the Jaguars make their annual trip to the state tournament in Salina. Riggs is ranked No. 1 overall in the Kansas Class of 2027. She moved up into the top spot after verbally committing to South Carolina University.