83 Sets | 257 Kills | 3.1 KPS | .243 Hitting | 240 Digs | 60 Aces

Crowley’s Ridge: 24-3 | 1st, 3A-3

Tenley rounds out the Top 15, and she’s having one heck of a season. She’s got 257 kills, 240 digs and 60 aces. That’s a pretty good combination.

Crowley’s Ridge is 24-3 and sitting atop its conference. McMillion is producing offensively, contributing defensively and creating points from the service line.

CRA is set to take on Mayflower later today.

Tenley McMillon Tenley McMillon 5'10" | OH/S Crowley's Ridge | 2028 State AR showed exactly why she’s in the conversation for Prep Dig Arkansas Player of the Year! With a regional championship on the line, McMillon delivered 16 kills on .308 hitting and 13 digs to help Crowley’s Ridge Academy take down Harrisburg in the 3A East Regional final.

McMillon has been a big part of the Falcons’ success all season, and she came through again when the stakes were high. That is what you expect from a Player of the Year candidate, and McMillon delivered with a regional title at stake. On to Hot Springs.

36 Sets | 107 Kills | 3.0 KPS | 81 Digs | 34 Aces

Crowley’s Ridge: 10-1

McMillion has been a big part of a 10-1 start. She is averaging three kills per set and has 81 digs. The 34 aces in 36 sets really stand out.

She is scoring, defending and putting pressure on teams from the service line.

When you lead your team in just about every category, I would say you’re pretty valuable. Tenley McMillon Tenley McMillon 5'10" | OH/S Crowley's Ridge | 2028 State AR did exactly that last season, and the 5’10” junior will need another big year if the Falcons are going to make a run at the top spot in the 3A-3.

There won’t be many sets that go by without Tenley on the floor. As a sophomore, she played in 65 sets and finished with 236 kills, averaging 3.6 kills per set while hitting .233. She also added 46 aces, 270 digs, and 170 serve receptions. That’s a lot of production from one player.

McMillon is simply someone the Falcons can count on. She can put the ball away, serve tough, and then turn around and make plays in the back row. She already carried a big load as a sophomore, and that role should only grow this fall.

If the Falcons are going to take that next step in 2026, Tenley will be right in the middle of it.