Tre’sor Porter Tre’sor Porter 5'6" | OH NE brings a level of explosiveness and confidence that stands out immediately. She attacks with pace, elevates well, and isn’t hesitant to take big swings in key moments. Her approach is aggressive, and when she’s in rhythm, she’s capable of terminating cleanly against size.

What continues to evolve in her game is how she’s expanding beyond just power. She’s starting to see the block more, using higher hands, and mixing in smarter shot selection to stay efficient. Tre’sor stays engaged in transition, keeps pressure on the defense, and plays with a presence that shows up in high-stakes matches. Her ability to combine physicality with developing control makes her a dynamic outside to watch. ~Theresa @prepdigdakotas

One of Nebraska’s most decorated club athletes is ready to soar on the prep side. Porter lifted last year’s River City Jrs 16 Navy squad to an AAU title and reached the title match again this summer. We’re still taken aback by Porter’s explosiveness off the floor and her growth as a backcourt player who can dime first contacts. She led the Mustang offense against Papio South on Thursday and should repeat that feat at Bellevue West.

Once again, we have a high-impact 2027 athlete playing up a year with River City Jrs ‘ championship squad. Porter was an all-AAU performer when she led River City Jrs 16 Navy to last year’s 16 Club title in Orlando. Her sky-high contact point and route versatility made her an impossible attacker to defend on in-system plays. Porter has since earned valuable playing time with Millard North and has become accustomed to the rigors of Class A volleyball. She can apply that experience to another postseason push with 17 Navy.

This feature wouldn’t be complete without Porter. She was an all-tournament performer who produced some of the most eye-popping kills in the 16 Club division. River City Jrs 16 Navy loves to run Porter on the inside ‘2’ ball and let her decide how to work around the block. She can also go over the top of the block if needed. Best of all, Porter is developing a defensive repertoire in the back row and is not afraid to shoulder passing responsibilities. 16 Navy has its future leader.

This feature wouldn’t be complete without Porter. She was an all-tournament performer who produced some of the most eye-popping kills in the 16 Club division. River City Jrs 16 Navy loves to run Porter on the inside ‘2’ ball and let her decide how to work around the block. She can also go over the top of the block if needed. Best of all, Porter is developing a defensive repertoire in the back row and is not afraid to shoulder passing responsibilities. 16 Navy has its future leader.