Blue Valley Southwest was our aforementioned Cinderella team in Class 5A. The Timberwolves earned a quarterfinal berth through sweeps over De Soto and Shawnee Heights, allowing Fisher to prove herself against the state’s elite. She capitalized with a few more head-turning performances, including a 12-dig output in a win over Great Bend. That match showcased Fisher’s comfort in the left-back area and her willingness to step in and cover her hitters. Add a few more entries to her highlight tape in the BluHawk venue.

KC Power’s 16s depth has been a highlight of our recent Heart of America coverage. The club’s 16-2 lineup has brought several notable names into focus after the team’s 16 Liberty championship at Show Me. Fisher is one such athlete, as her adaptable backcourt work turned the tide during the title triumph. She seamlessly shifts positions in the serve-receive pattern, providing instant stability when she rotates into a match. Of course, Fisher can also don the contrasting jersey and become the full-time leader for KC Power 16-2. We’ll look for her multi-faceted role as KC Power chases another climb to the top in Indianapolis.

This would be a good event to catch Fisher at. She played just three varsity sets for Blue Valley Southwest last season. She will be playing for KC Power ‘s 16-2 team. They will open the tournament 8:50 a.m. with a Pool A match against Apex 16-1. Fisher is ranked No. 68 overall by Prep Dig in the Kansas Class of 2028.