Sydney Evans doesn’t have a quit setting. Not unless she is forced, that is. The Aberdeen Central senior has emerged as a defensive leader for the Golden Eagle volleyball program this season, guiding the squad to a 5-4 record to begin the 2022 campaign. In fact, Evans’ competitive drive is precisely what landed her on the sidelines for a recent match. Evans, Central’s starting libero for the past couple seasons, collided with teammate Madison Miller during the fifth set of Central’s match against Huron. Both players were diving after a dig when Evans’ temple and Miller’s nose tried unsuccessfully to occupy the same space. Miller ended with a broken nose; Evans landed in concussion protocol. “Sydney just does a little bit of everything,” said Central coach Jackie Bindenagel. “She is just naturally in the right place. She’s really fun to watch. She’s not super flashy because she just positions herself so well and makes it look easy when it’s not an