Tatum Schwarz
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Austin Kingsley | Prep Dig Scout
We’ve seen this story before. Nebraska Elite teams love to operate through the middle. This translates to ample opportunities for Schwarz to tee off as soon as she rotates into the frontcourt. 16 Alpha has trained Schwarz to become a dynamic, rangy attacker who can also swing off two feet on the right side. She has a knack for closing blocks no matter which position she’s anchoring. And, like all of the Nebraska Elite teams we’ll cover from Wave 3, 16 Alpha battled to a winning record in Orlando and saved its best for last. That’s a good omen for Schwarz’s pivotal junior season.
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Read EvaluationAustin Kingsley | Prep Dig Scout
Nebraska Elite 16 Alpha’s new-look lineup has allowed gems like Schwarz to prosper. The team’s Northern Lights Qualifier highlight tape reveals a de facto “three-middle” system that takes full advantage of Schwarz’s strengths. She can take a two-footed approach on the right side or execute 16 Alpha’s wide array of crossing patterns in three-hitter rotations. Opposing blockers have a lot to think about when Schwarz begins her first-bal routes.
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Speaking of physicality, Schwarz is a name to know among Nebraska Elite 16 Alpha’s stacked cast of talent at the net. Not only does Schwarz boast a colossal contact point to score over blockers, but she also wields the versatility needed to play in the middle or at opposite. Lineup flexibility is often a deciding factor for qualifier success, especially when 16s teams are still figuring out their best combinations. Schwarz will be an integral part of any rotation.
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