Hake is another player who does a little bit of everything well, making her a valuable piece of the lineup. One of the biggest questions heading into the season will be whether she continues to split time at setter or takes over the position full-time. If she is able to focus solely on running the offense, I could easily see her pushing toward 900-plus assists this season. Even if she continues to contribute in multiple roles, Hake should see her numbers climb from the 203 kills and 344 assists she recorded during her junior campaign. Her versatility gives her team plenty of options, but her volleyball IQ and ability to impact the game in more than one way make her particularly tough to defend. With a larger role potentially on the horizon, Hake could be in for a significant senior season.

I don’t have a category for combo players, but Hake would certainly be there if I did. One of the top returning setters and attackers, Hake contributed in both roles for Helias last season. On the pin, she totaled 203 kills, and when she transitioned back into the setter role, she dished out 344 assists. Look for Hake to once again make an impact all over the court.

A dynamic two-way weapon for Helias, Hake contributed 203 kills while also surpassing 300 assists, showcasing both attacking and setting ability. Her versatility makes her one of the most intriguing new entries in the class.