Indiana University Athletics
Hoosiers Set to Honor Seven Seniors
11/27/2024 3:00:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – The Indiana Volleyball team will recognize seven seniors on Friday (Nov. 29) evening after the regular season finale against Illinois. One of the biggest senior classes in recent memory, all seven players have taken different paths to Bloomington but leave with a legacy that will be felt for some time.
Senior setter Camryn Haworth, a two-time All-Big Ten selection and a 2023 All-American, highlights a senior class that has impacted every part of the floor over the past four seasons. Outside hitter Morgan Geddes is the oldest member of the group, spending all five seasons of her college career in Bloomington.
This group of players has contributed over 4,000 assists, 2,000 kills, 1,800 digs, 400 blocks and 300 aces. Entering the week, the group has combined to win 60 matches over the last four years including a regular season program record 21 contests last year.
Four players – Haworth, outside hitters Mady Saris and Kenzie Daffinee and defensive specialist Carly Mills – make up one of the most productive four-year classes in the past 20 years. The quartet of Hoosiers have combined to win 30 Big Ten matches in the past four seasons and could take that number to 32 by the end of the week.
Among the notable achievements by this group include Haworth breaking the program's all-time service aces record (208) and Saris becoming the 20th member of the 1,000-kill club at IU. Defensive specialist Delaynie Maple joined the program this year after an illustrious beach career and has become a team and fan favorite.
Geddes is the final member of head coach Steve Aird's 2020 recruiting class to play volleyball at IU. Her fellow classmates Savannah Kjolhede, Elle Hillers and Grae Gosnell moved on last year after outstanding four-year careers. Geddes has provided over 730 kills in her career while dealing with multiple lingering injuries
Haworth, Saris and Geddes all played in at least 110 matches during their time in Bloomington. Given that Haworth plays the final two matches, she'll become the 19th player in program history to play in 125 career contests. Over the last three season, Haworth has been the starting setter in all but one match.
Defensive specialist Jaide Cummings is the final member of this year's seven-player class. She joined the program in the spring and has continued to play while pursuing her degree through the Maurer School of Law. Over the course of her career, she's overcome multiple ACL injuries and has been a light on this year's team.
Senior night celebrations will take place after Friday's (Nov. 29) contest with Illinois. The Hoosiers will also play Michigan the night before Thanksgiving.
Senior setter Camryn Haworth, a two-time All-Big Ten selection and a 2023 All-American, highlights a senior class that has impacted every part of the floor over the past four seasons. Outside hitter Morgan Geddes is the oldest member of the group, spending all five seasons of her college career in Bloomington.
This group of players has contributed over 4,000 assists, 2,000 kills, 1,800 digs, 400 blocks and 300 aces. Entering the week, the group has combined to win 60 matches over the last four years including a regular season program record 21 contests last year.
Four players – Haworth, outside hitters Mady Saris and Kenzie Daffinee and defensive specialist Carly Mills – make up one of the most productive four-year classes in the past 20 years. The quartet of Hoosiers have combined to win 30 Big Ten matches in the past four seasons and could take that number to 32 by the end of the week.
Among the notable achievements by this group include Haworth breaking the program's all-time service aces record (208) and Saris becoming the 20th member of the 1,000-kill club at IU. Defensive specialist Delaynie Maple joined the program this year after an illustrious beach career and has become a team and fan favorite.
Geddes is the final member of head coach Steve Aird's 2020 recruiting class to play volleyball at IU. Her fellow classmates Savannah Kjolhede, Elle Hillers and Grae Gosnell moved on last year after outstanding four-year careers. Geddes has provided over 730 kills in her career while dealing with multiple lingering injuries
Haworth, Saris and Geddes all played in at least 110 matches during their time in Bloomington. Given that Haworth plays the final two matches, she'll become the 19th player in program history to play in 125 career contests. Over the last three season, Haworth has been the starting setter in all but one match.
Defensive specialist Jaide Cummings is the final member of this year's seven-player class. She joined the program in the spring and has continued to play while pursuing her degree through the Maurer School of Law. Over the course of her career, she's overcome multiple ACL injuries and has been a light on this year's team.
Senior night celebrations will take place after Friday's (Nov. 29) contest with Illinois. The Hoosiers will also play Michigan the night before Thanksgiving.
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