McKenna Gobin has cemented her status as one of the most dominant forces in East North (E-N) volleyball, earning the Player of the Week honor following a commanding playoff performance. The Clemens senior middle blocker/outside hitter led the Buffaloes to a hard-fought, five-set victory against Johnson, showcasing her versatility and clutch gene when the stakes were highest. Her selection underscores her critical role in Clemens’ postseason run and highlights her ability to control both ends of the court.
Senior middle blocker dominates with 25 kills and 21 digs in five-set playoff thriller
Gobin’s statistical output was exceptional, posting a team-leading 25 kills alongside 21 digs, which anchored the defensive effort. She further bolstered her impact with five blocks, three aces, and seven assists, demonstrating a well-rounded offensive and defensive presence. This comprehensive performance not only secured the win but also set a benchmark for excellence in the conference, outpacing other notable performers in the weekly rankings.
The competition for the weekly award was fierce, with several standout athletes delivering impressive playoff results. Brandeds’ Cecily Alva recorded 15 kills in a sweep of Pieper, while Canyon Lake’s Kylee Goff contributed 10 kills and four blocks against Pleasanton. Smithson Valley’s Victoria Jaster amassed 22 kills and 13 digs in a four-set win over Alamo Heights, and Boerne’s Bella Pettet added 14 kills and six aces in a victory against Seguin. However, Gobin’s balanced stat line and decisive performance in a five-set match ultimately secured her the top honor.
Source: Yahoo Sports
