Bello was one of the most dynamic athletes in the division, standing out with her explosive vertical and fast arm swing. Coming off a deep state playoff run with Cy-Ranch High School, she brought high energy and intensity to every match. Her ability to elevate and score against bigger blocks made her a difficult matchup. As the younger sister of Zora Bello Zora Bello 5'10" | S Cypress Ranch | 2026 State #146 Nation TX , who is committed to Rice, Sade shows similar competitive fire and high-level athletic upside.

The sophomore outside hitter was unstoppable in the match and played a major role in the Lady Mustangs’ offense. Bello’s firepower was just too much for Klein Cain, and even when hitting the BIC, opposing blockers and defenders had no answers for her. Bello used her athleticism and physicality very well, but was very intelligent and displayed excellent technical skills to find gaps in the block in out-of-system plays, keeping her efficiency rate very high and making very few errors. The pin hitter also passed very well and made some impressive digs on the backcourt, especially in the first set.

Another six-rotation OH who can both pass and hit, Sade is the highflyer of this bunch, alongside Kolby Ross. She will catch your attention right from the jump in warmups, bouncing balls near the 10′ line left and right. I love a player who makes height a moot point and Sade does just that. Bello is able to hit both line and cross court with a lot of speed in her arm swing and power – and don’t even think about leaving a hole in the block because she is going to exploit it. In the backrow she is a beast on defense who never quits and will quite literally go after everything. And it’s a huge positive for her Houston Juniors team that she can pass and dig because it allows her to stay in the match and swing from the backrow too, giving them a lot of weapons to set. I foresee a really bright future for Sade at the next level in college with a LOT of great highlights in the both the front and back row.