Heisig (pictured) is the definition of the word versatile. On top of that, she has great size and athleticism. Heisig continuously finds ways to go over, around and even through double blocks whether it is on ones, go routes or slides. She has solid four to five-step approaches then gets on top of balls to put great power into them. Heisig takes powerful back row hits. Her net spacing is also a big key and she can angle balls off blocks and out of bounds for big points. Heisig is extremely aggressive at the net on blocks. The other blocker can step a few inches away from her because Heisig can use her length to bat down attempted hits through the double block window. Heisig makes good out of system sets, especially when she uses her hands. The six-rotation standout is also a sound passer in the back row. Her ball control on first touches could use some work, but Heisig improves each time she takes the court.

Heisig’s versatility is off the charts and it shows in her ability to make plays at all six spots on the court. Heisig gets on top of balls and sends them screaming to the ground with an amazing downward trajectory. She uses her size to hit over and around double blocks. Heisig records sound blocks. It is not easy to tip over her. Heisig sends soft taps the opposite direction with authority. Heisig also makes nice passes and her jump serve is tough when she lands it in-bounds.

Heisig (pictured) is a solid, athletic six-rotation player that has learned how to use her height well. She takes solid rips from both the front and back row. Heisig has great downward trajectory on those hits. She records awesome, timely blocks and can adjust to attempted tips over blocks. Opponents can’t go soft on her or she sends balls the opposite direction. Heisig can improve with accuracy on her jump serve and serve reception, but that will come with her dedication.