Texas A&M is becoming a true destination for top volleyball athletes. The program is not yet considered a traditional blue blood, but head coach Jamie Morrison, now working under a new contract, is pushing the Aggies toward that level. Winning championships is one way to climb into that tier, and the Aggies have already done that. Developing athletes who can compete beyond their collegiate careers is another, and Morrison has checked that box as well.
The Aggies not only powered through their first championship season. Four standouts from that national ****** le team are now preparing for their second professional seasons. Their progress shows that Texas A&M can win at the highest level and can also produce athletes with staying power in the professional ranks.
Logan Lednicky, Maddie Waak, Ifenna Cos Okpalla, and Morgan Perkins are all beginning their second seasons in League One Volleyball.
Lednicky and Waak are moving from Houston to Salt Lake. Cos Okpalla is moving from Salt Lake to Houston. Perkins will play her first season in League One Volleyball with Minnesota after spending her rookie year with the San Diego Mojo of Major League Volleyball.
Their continued rise reflects the foundation Morrison and his staff have built. Texas A&M is developing championship-level athletes who are capable of thriving in the next stage of their careers.