Moseley broke out in a monster way as a freshman, finishing with 431 kills, 335 digs, and 37 aces. And if you didn’t notice, she’s only 5’6″. She doesn’t let her height define her game. She plays much bigger than that, attacking with confidence and timing that makes defenders forget how tall she is.

I was able to catch part of the Greenbrier-Benton match, and Moseley continually pounded balls to every part of the court. She isn’t just swinging hard; she sees the floor, works the block, and knows where the open space is before the ball ever reaches her hand. She plays with a chip on her shoulder, and fearless is probably the best word to describe her. No matter who’s across the net or how big the block is, Moseley never backs down.

One of the most impressive players I watched all week was 2029 outside hitter Tristyn Moseley Tristyn Moseley 5'6" | OH Greenbrier | 2029 AR . I hadn’t ranked her yet because I simply hadn’t had the opportunity to evaluate her in person. That changed quickly. She didn’t just look impressive—she did it against very good competition.

Moseley reads defenders as well as just about any player I’ve evaluated. At camps, it can sometimes be difficult to identify players since most teams are wearing practice shirts instead of game jerseys. I knew exactly who Moseley was almost immediately. The first attack I saw was a perfectly placed line shot against a pair of bigger blockers, and from that point on she continued to impress.

After posting 431 kills, 335 digs, and 37 aces as a freshman, expect even bigger numbers this season. If Greenbrier gets consistent production from its middle blockers, watch out. Moseley has all the tools to lead another dangerous attack and is a player who should be firmly on everyone’s radar.