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Day 1 of Triple Crown NIT in Kansas City: A Few Stand Out—Audrianna Granatelli Leads the Way
February 13th, 2026
Kansas City, MO — Day 1 of the prestigious Triple Crown NIT Girls Volleyball Tournament in Kansas City delivered exactly what fans expected: elite competition, high-level intensity, and an overwhelming number of talented athletes battling for national recognition.
With thousands of players competing across a multitude of courts, only a select few truly separated themselves from the pack.
And once again, Audrianna Granatelli, standout libero for Sports Academy Volleyball Club Premier, proved she belongs in that rare category.
Granatelli’s style of play is built for big moments—defined by pure accuracy, relentless hustle, and total court command. From serve receive to defensive coverage, she controlled the back row with confidence and consistency, showcasing the type of leadership and precision that shifts momentum and wins matches.
In a tournament filled with talent, Granatelli didn’t just compete—she dominated.
With Day 1 in the books, all eyes remain on Sports Academy Premier as the tournament continues, and Audrianna Granatelli is quickly establishing herself as one of the premier defensive forces at the Triple Crown NIT.
Audrianna Doing Work - Round 2 of SCSN Tournament
In this Round 2 match of the SCSN Tournament, Audrianna showcases her strengths as a libero through consistent serve receive, defensive range, and high volleyball IQ against strong regional competition. She reads hitters well, stays composed under pressure, and delivers accurate first contacts that allow her offense to stay in system. Competing against top club programs in the Southern California–Southern Nevada (SCSN) Tournament, Audrianna’s communication, hustle, and disciplined defense stand out throughout the match. This video highlights her reliability in the back row and her ability to make an immediate impact in fast-paced, high-level play.
Audrianna Granatelli & SAVBC Teammates Power Through Round Two of SCSN Tournament
February 5, 2026
Audrianna Granatelli and her SAVBC teammates continued to shine today in the second round of the SCSN Tournament.
Granatelli brought her trademark speed, hustle, and court IQ to every point. With relentless energy and fearless play, she proved once again that she’s built for the big stage. Audrianna is a rising star—making plays, leading by example, and showing everyone exactly what grit and heart look like.
Of equal mention, Karina Urzua (#6), Santa Barbara, continued to be top of her class, delivering pinpoint sets all day long to her outside hitters.
Just as impressive, Malie Ogbechie (#1) smashed volleyballs at the opposition from start to finish with force and authority, while also showing promise as she honed her back-court work.
Together, this dynamic trio helped set the tone for a dominant performance and a strong push forward in tournament play.
These phenoms will be three of the athletes to watch in two weeks at the major girls’ volleyball event in Kansas City—the Triple Crown Volleyball NIT, held at the Bartle Hall Convention Center. The Triple Crown NIT is a premier February event featuring top elite club teams.
When 5’4” STUFFS 6’4″.
This is no freak incident, Granatelli continues to fly high
Audrianna Granatelli Supernova 2025 AAU 15 Open
The 2025 AAU Girls Junior National Volleyball Championships took place from June 12-28, 2025, at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando. The 15 Open Division was played during Wave 2, from June 17–20. Once Again, Audrianna Granatelli emerged as a top libero prospect for the class of 2028, earning the title of SUPERNOVA for Day 3. Jeff Gardenour, Sports Illustrated contributor, wrote for PrepVolleyball.com, Audrianna Granatelli was a consistent standout over the first three days of the tournament. This 5’4” powerhouse “aggressive libero” with a relentless mentality and positive attitude from Sports Academy’s 15 Open Division Premier Team has the heart of a lion and the teeth to match.
Key details about her performance:
- PrepVolleyball.com coverage: The website’s article, titled “AAU Nationals: 15 Open Day Three Supernovas and Stars,” singled her out for her exceptional performance.
- Social media confirmation: Granatelli’s own Instagram account confirms she had an “amazing time”.
- Player attributes: Granatelli is known for being focused and aggressive on the court with a take no prisoners mindset. She is consistently willing to leave it all on the court with no sacrifice of her body too great.

Other Outlets That Recognized Audrianna Granatelli's Performance at the 2025 AAU National Championships
Prep Dig
- “Libero with Wings”: In April 2025, Prep Dig also created a reel on Instagram profiling Granatelli and her standout play as a libero.
- “No Fear”: The PNQ Liberos Who Went All Out”: In June 2025, Prep Dig recognized Granatelli for her “fearless” superior play at the Pacific Northwest Qualifier (PNQ), one of the West Coast’s premier qualifying tournaments. This article was also highlighted on her X (formerly Twitter) account.
VB Adrenaline
- Career Highlights: The recruiting profile on VB Adrenaline for Granatelli highlights her team’s fourth-place finish at the 2025 SCVA championships.
Hud
- Highlight Videos: The video platform Hudl features a multitude of highlight reels of Granatelli’s plays during the 2025 AAU National Championships, including one titled “4 Digs vs Academy 15 Diamond” from June 18, 2025.
Social Media
- Instagram and X: Granatelli herself posted on Instagram about her “amazing time” at the 2025 AAU Nationals in the 15U Open division. Her posts and those from Prep Dig are also highlighted on her X account receiving over 1 million views proving when she plays, she is always one to watch.
Recruiting Services
- Roster Hunter: A post from the Instagram account “rosterhunter.official” highlighted Granatelli’s performance at the championships, “The Best from the west?”.

Granatelli Celebrates Another Win with Her Team
Right to left #10 McKenna Kimball, #7 Sadie Kocur, #17 Ellie Hallinan, #3 Granatelli & #5 Jady Mape
Poised. Focused. Unshakable. The spin says it all — confidence isn’t something you wear; it’s something you radiate.
Prep Dig recognized Audrianna Granatelli
Prep Dig consistently highlights her steady presence, high-level execution, and unflinching confidence on the court.
Here are the key points of their recognition:
- Strong and steady presence: Prep Dig noted Granatelli’s ability to remain calm and collected, providing reliability and rhythm to her team during high-pressure moments.
- Impactful serving: She was praised as a “powerful and consistent server” who puts immediate pressure on the opposing team.
- Smooth and efficient movements: GRANATELLI covers “serious ground defensively” with smooth, efficient movements that make difficult plays look easy.
- Elevates her teammates: Granatelli’s strong ability to read the game was singled out as a skill that elevates the entire team, particularly her setter, who receives clean and accurate passes.
- Leadership and character: the True Coach’s Dream – Prep Dig called Granatelli a “true coach’s dream,” recognizing her quiet confidence and strong character both on and off the court. Her leadership and strong work ethic were described as “invaluable” to her team’s culture.
2025 Tournaments Audrianna Granatelli Participated In
Audrianna Granatelli participated in several other major tournaments in 2025 with the Sports Academy 15 Premier team.
SCVA Tournaments
Granatelli competed in the Southern California Volleyball Association (SCVA) circuit, with her team finishing fourth at the 2025 SCVA Championships. In every tournament Granatelli stood out for her strong exceptional performance.
- SCVA Event #1: January 18–19.
- SCVA Event #2: February 23.
- SCVA Event #3: March 9.
- SCVA Event #4: April 5.
- SCVA Championship: May 17–18.
National Tournaments
Granatelli and her team traveled nationally to compete:
- Triple Crown NIT: February 15–17, in Overland Park, Kansas.
Granatelli was recognized for her agility and court acumen
- Pacific Northwest Qualifier (PNQ): March 28–30, in Spokane, Washington. Granatelli was recognized for her standout performance in this tournament.
- Windy City Qualifier: April 18–20, in Chicago, Illinois.
Granatelli was recognized by other teams coaches as “one to watch”
- AAU Nationals: June 17–20, in Orlando, Florida,
Granatelli was named a Supernova by PrepVolleyball.com.
- USA Volleyball Girls Junior National Championship (GJNC): June 25–28, in Dallas, Texas.
Granatelli has regularly been a predictable performer and recognized for her broader focus on overall repetitive steady output rather than a specific play. Her general qualities of her exceptional play have led to her consistent recognition as a top libero.
Audrianna Granatelli has shown strong interest in several collegiate volleyball programs and has her eye on a number of campuses as she explores where she hopes to compete at the next level. The following universities represent schools she has visited or expressed strong interest in joining.








