Long, lean, with a high reach, she has the physical tools that immediately catch your attention. She was consistently effective attacking the 1 and 3 balls by being able to hit both directions, plus she showed the potential to attack behind the setter off one foot; a skill that most middles her age finds awkward. As she continues to develop, learning to be a little more patient on the slide and chasing the set will make that attack even more dangerous. Her communication never wavered, as she constantly talked with teammates and helped keep the energy up on the court. Even during long rallies and demanding drills, her effort never dropped, competing until the end of a grueling two-hour session for the middles. She’s a young MB with plenty of upside and the foundation to continue developing into a high-level prospect. No doubt she will be a top middle in the class of 2030.