
Ryann Neushul uses game film to teach inside-water driving from the front court and transition. She explains how to time a drive when the ball and space are favorable, read a defender’s head, explode with the first 2–3 strokes, and gain position with a breaststroke kick, quick spin, or cut behind the defender. She also covers holding inside position without over-grabbing, driving from the 4–5 side, creating passing lanes and defensive collapse, earning exclusions, early post-ups, and communicating with teammates. A practical guide for athletes learning to drive to score and create.

Rightie Attacker
Ryann Neushul is a Stanford attacker, Team USA Olympian, and 2025 Peter J. Cutino Award winner. She became Stanford's first four-time NCAA champion, finished with 228 career goals, and brings senior national-team experience across Olympic, World Championship, World Cup, and Pan American competition.

Rightie Attacker
Ryann Neushul is a Stanford attacker, Team USA Olympian, and 2025 Peter J. Cutino Award winner. She became Stanford's first four-time NCAA champion, finished with 228 career goals, and brings senior national-team experience across Olympic, World Championship, World Cup, and Pan American competition.