The two-night window

That is 7.63 a set across what looks like a two-match stretch, and it moves the Memorial senior from 238 on the season to 299. Nobody on either national board has been more productive over the last two nights, and she has done it while climbing from 18th on the national board to sixth.

Libby Tedder put up the biggest raw number. Sixty-six kills across fourteen sets, which is a tournament weekend rather than a match, taking her from 289 to 355. Tedder is third in the country now and she has played 73 sets, more than anybody else near the top of the board. Springtown has been on the floor almost continuously since the first week of August.

Emerson Dorr went for 24 in three sets, the highest rate of anybody who moved, at 8.00 a set. Alyce Norton and Allie Keller both hit 7.00, Norton with 35 across five and Keller with 21 across three. Keller stays first in the country at 369.

Then there is Gentry Barker at Lake Travis, who added 60 across fifteen sets and arrived on the national board for the first time this fall at No. 13. She is not the only Lake Travis name on it either, which is the subject of a separate piece today.

All 20 biggest runs

Rank	Athlete	Pos	Class	High school	State	Kills added	Sets in run	Per set	Season kills	Season sets	VBR
1	Libby Tedder	OH	Sr.	Springtown	TX	66	14	4.71	355	73	—
2	Samantha Everidge	OH	Sr.	Memorial, Frisco	TX	61	8	7.63	299	52	—
3	Gentry Barker	OH	Sr.	Lake Travis, Austin	TX	60	15	4.00	278	64	4-star
4	Jordan Flodder	RS	Sr.	Van	TX	57	11	5.18	207	44	—
5	Ryan Mokry	OH/DS	Sr.	Lake Creek, Montgomery	TX	54	13	4.15	280	72	—
6	Corina Barrera	OH	Sr.	Sotomayor, San Antonio	TX	42	7	6.00	251	49	3-star
7	Alyce Norton	OH	Sr.	Coahulla Creek, Dalton	GA	35	5	7.00	254	46	—
8	Delaney Wright	OH	Sr.	Montgomery	TX	33	6	5.50	296	61	—
9	Rylie Butler	OH	Sr.	Grandview	TX	32	6	5.33	282	55	—
10	Aaliyah Ybarra	MB	Sr.	Ryan, Denton	TX	32	7	4.57	268	56	—
11	Marley Moore	OH	Sr.	Eagles Landing Christian Academy, McDonough	GA	26	4	6.50	366	45	—
12	Sara Cleveland	MB	Jr.	San Antonio Christian, San Antonio	TX	25	7	3.57	195	48	—
13	Emerson Dorr	OH	Sr.	Madison Ridgeland Academy, Madison	MS	24	3	8.00	305	51	3-star
14	Brystel Wise	OH	Sr.	Clifton	TX	24	6	4.00	250	57	—
15	Hannah Griffin	OH	Jr.	Liberty Hill	TX	23	7	3.29	272	60	—
16	Allie Keller	RS/S	Jr.	New Albany	MS	21	3	7.00	369	59	—
17	Taytum Robert	MB	Sr.	San Antonio Christian, San Antonio	TX	19	7	2.71	128	48	—
18	Tori Robinson	OH/MB	Jr.	Veterans, Kathleen	GA	17	4	4.25	173	44	—
19	Amelia Albright	S	Sr.	Georgetown	TX	16	8	2.00	155	61	—
20	Carson Caraway	OH	Sr.	Jackson Academy, Jackson	MS	14	3	4.67	283	56	4-star

San Antonio Christian played a lot of volleyball

Sara Cleveland and Taytum Robert both added exactly seven sets and both put up double-figure kill runs, 25 and 19. They play on the same team. Cleveland is now at 195 for the season and Robert at 128, and both of them sit inside the national top twelve in hitting percentage, at .458 and .452. Two hitters on one roster in the national efficiency top twelve, both of them still under 400 attempts.

Amelia Albright at Georgetown is the other one worth a note. She added 16 kills across eight sets and she is a setter with 391 assists. Her hitting percentage came down from .472 to .459 over the stretch, which is what happens when a setter takes eight more sets of swings, and .459 still leaves her sixth in the country.

Four new names on the efficiency board

Four hitters appeared on the national hitting percentage board for the first time this morning.

Natalie Kitts, Tompkins (Katy, TX). 145 kills on 240 attempts, .525, in 46 sets. She goes straight to the top of the national board.

Ashlynn Proctor, Coronado (CA). 192 kills on 335 attempts, .463, in 31 sets. The highest volume of any Californian on the board.

Tynleigh Hinton, Faith Christian (Rocky Mount, NC). 154 kills on 256 attempts, .445, in 30 sets.

Carolina Elizondo, Alexander (Laredo, TX). 117 on 234, .419, in 42 sets.

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*Stats as of Aug. 28, 2026.