We love a good showcase throwback. Fogel was an immediate star during my winter visit to Kansas City for our Prep Dig Showcase circuit. That event featured plenty of 2029 firepower, but Fogel stole the show with her effortless athleticism and lightning-fast arm. Her skills have clearly translated to her work with Dynasty 15 Black. Fogel can line up on either pin and has the steady platform needed to dime tough serves, too. 15 Black’s title run provided another reminder of this Belton standout’s incredible ceiling, no matter which position she’s asked to command.

You would have been excused for thinking Fogel has been on the prep stage longer than she has. This Class of 2029 outside hitter lit up our Missouri/Kansas showcase while competing against a host of older peers across the net. Fogel is an effortless flyer who brings a wicked array of shots to the left pin. That intensity never wavers when she enters the backcourt, where Fogel remains a positive contributor in Zone 6. Expect to hear plenty more on this jaw-dropping athlete when the Heart of America Region hits the court in 2026.

Fogel was a late addition to our Exposure Tour entry list, but that didn’t stop her from making an early impression. She was one of the most natural leapers in the gym during Sunday’s event, making it easy to forget she’s fresh off her first year on the high school stage. Fogel capitalized on that debut season with over 150 kills for Belton High School en route to a 27-10 campaign. This 2029 outside hitter is already gaining momentum and will keep the ball rolling with Dynasty this spring. She already looks comfortable in her home gym.