On the outside, the Warriors return a plethora of options, with seven members of last year's roster returning. 

A trio of rising sophomores lead the bunch after productive first seasons, with Kamryn Skeith leading the way after an excellent first year. An all-around player, she hit .233 a year ago and led the team with 2.48 kills per set, finished second with 3.63 assists per set, led the Landmark Conference with 0.58 aces per set, and even finished third on the team in digs (2.27) and blocks (0.45). 

Two other sophomores started every match and played every set in the debut seasons, with Emi Wenger finishing second on the team with 2.64 digs and 1.78 kills, just ahead of Charlene Petreshock at 1.77 kills.

Junior Angela Farnham notched 1.40 kills and senior Caroline Colucci added 1.02 kills, as both look to expand their roles after starting double-digit matches a season ago. Junior Elizabeth Mayer will also be on the hunt for more time on the floor this season.

First year Ava Dunn and senior Trinity Powell will also work for time on the court.

The middle will look different this fall without four-year starter Cameron Upcraft, who graduated ninth in program history in blocks and was also one of the squad's top offensive options a year ago. 

Looking to fill that hole will be Alli Macensky, who started all but two matches a season ago and was second on the squad with 0.53 blocks perset, while also tallying 1.01 kills.

She will be joined up front by sophomore Ellie Dunkelberger and Mayer, both of whom will have an opportunity for expanded roles, while Dunn is also expected to factor into the equation up front.

Senior Haley Balgavy enters her final campaign on campus ninth in program history in assists after topping 1,000 in her career a season ago. After leading the squad in assists in 2024, she followed that up with a team-best 3.68 assists per set a season ago, while also finishing third on the club with 0.28 aces. Skeith joined her in the 6-2 rotation in 2025, offering up 3.63 assists per set.

Sophomore Addison Morgan is looking to take a step forward following a promising first campaign where she played in roughly a third of the team's sets, but came on strong late in the year, dishing out 2.44 assists per set, third on the team. 

After incorporating several new pieces a season ago, the defensive row returns intact this season, starting with libero Ima Mercado. Mercado topped the team with 3.55 digs per set and was also a weapon with her serve, finishing second with 0.39 aces per set. Junior Jadea Toth carved out a larger role towards the end of her first season on campus, notching 2.08 digs per set to finish fourth on the squad.

Three sophomores, Lara DeFreitas, Joelanna Stephens, and Gabrielle VonStein, supplement the group defensively, while also being expected to contribute in the service department after doing so often during the 2025 season. Senior Morgan Cambria will also bid for time after appearing in four matches a season ago.

First year August Dellinger joins the back line as she seeks to carve out a role in her first collegiate season