The senior setter knew how to make the most of what the game presented her, running her offense creatively and keeping her hitters engaged. Romriell kept everyone in the game, diversifying a lot with her distribution, and moved her hitters around quite often, benefiting from the several free balls and out-of-system swings Seven Lakes faced in the match. She also had some good serving runs and scored off of setter dumps on some occasions too.

A creative and consistent setter, Romriell is in charge of running the offense of Seven Lakes. She has extraordinaire technical resources and is very intelligent with everything she does on the court, finding good solutions to difficult situations and making good strategical decisions. Romriell is very accurate with her locations and often fools blockers with her ball distribution. She’s also a very strong server and can play very good defense.

The Spartans’ playmaker played a very solid match from both technical and tactical standpoints. Her accuracy remained on point all match and her ball distribution was also impeccable as she did an excellent job of feeling out the moment of each of her hitters, which guided her decision-making. Romriell complemented what was already a very good showing of 40 assists with two aces, five kills and four digs.

The talented setter does an excellent job in running Seven Lakes’ offense. Very technical, Romriell also excels with her ball distribution, keeping all hitters involved and maintaining great accuracy and consistency, even when playing fast. She’s also very good out-of-system, always doing her best to put her hitter in a position to score. Romriell has good size and is no liability at the net, besides contributing on defense as well.

The setter showed great maturity to understand what the game asked for and deliver it. With Seven Lakes’ strong start, she had the ball in her hands and made the most of it, moving her hitters around and keeping all of them involved. After Jordan grew and started causing problems to Seven Lakes’ serve-receive, her priority immediately switched to keeping things simple and putting her hitters in the best possible position to score. Romriell, who ended the match with 35 assists, showed an excellent feeling of the game by feeding her middles in a key moment on set four. She scored the go-ahead ace on set four and also had three blocks and seven digs.

Seven Lakes’ setter was one of the team’s starters to begin on the bench. She entered the match on set two and hit the ground running, leaving the court with 17 assists. Romriell was very intelligent with her ball distribution and maintained the team playing fast and with great intensity until the end. She scored a point with a setter dump and also got some four digs.