Wisconsin Volleyball: Badgers adds six players to 2024 -signing class (2024)

On the national signing day,Wisconsin BadgersHad six players announced their intentions to participate in the program for the Freshman Class 2024-25.

With a schedule with seniors and capital letters, head coach Kelly Sheffield brings a great class players in different positions.

Here is a look at the six players who will participate in Dassen next fall.

Charlie Fuerbringer

Setter, 5-Fod-11, Hermosa Beach, Californie

The center of Wisconsin's signature class from 2024 is Charlie Fuerbringer.Fuerbringer is the number one -arranged Setter in the classroom according to Prepvolleyball.com and is considered the second best general view on Prep You.

Fuerbringer, who won a state championship in his gymnasium in South California, Mira Costa, earned various awards in the region for his game in Indoor Volleyball.

Fuerbringer also has the championship line: her mother, Joy (McKenzie) Fuerbringer played in Long Beach State (1990-94) and led the 49S to the NCAA championship in 1993.

The addition of Fuerbringer seems to indicate that badgers can switch back to a 5-1 offensive system, while Sheffield praised her versatility and said that "she positively influences the game with her background defense, blocking, attacking and behind the service line."

Trinity Shadd-Ceres

Outside Hitter, 5-foot-11, Kitchener, Ontario, Canada

Trinity Shadd-Ceres is a decorated multisportatleet, an exciting signature on the outside of Wisconsin.

In addition to named, Shadd-Ceres set the Canadian Long-Hoped Record in many youth groups.

The jumping power of Shadd-Core has enthusiastically enthusiastic about her potential for volleyball and what she can add to the ties attack.

"She has a fantastic platform and wants to be a very good lecture -forbipicing," said Sheffield."She quickly gets off the floor and on the ball with hurry. Be a very good backrow striker."

Antonina Serafinowska

Middle Blocker, 6-Fod-4, Kiekrz, Poland

Again, immersed to the international route, Sheffield insured the signing of the middle blocks Antonina "Tosia" Serafinowska.

Serafinowska is the second player of Wisconsin from Poland to join Badgers after Fanfavorit Julia Orzoł.

Sheffield believes that Sarafinovovska can become an "elite block" with her tools and is enthusiastic about how she can develop in the program.

"She is a smooth athlete that is very competitive and wants to be big," said Sheffield.

If Serafinowska is something like Orzoł, I am sure that Badger fans will be very satisfied with the addition.

Maile Chan

Libero/Defensive Specialist, 5-FOD-3, Portland, Oregon

Badgers again reach west of the signing of Mile Chan.

The 5-foot-3 Libero-Things are assessed for the largest libero and the sixth best player in the state played in the American youth national team and recently trained with FC Barca Volleyball (the sameFC BarcelonaIt has the world -famous football club) in the last semester.

Sheffield, who called Chan a "baller", believes that her steps to play in Spain illustrate her urge to improve and say that she gets better and better every time he plays her.

"She is fearless on the defense, is a very good passing and very fast," said Sheffield.

Lola Schumacher

Libero/Defensive Specialist, 5-Uit-5, Carmel, Indiana

Defensive specialist Lola Schumacher is the 46H ranking in the country, according to Prepvolleyball.com and she was recently named AVCA-Girl's High School All-American First Team.

Schumacher, who wins his club team, powerhouse Munciana Volleyball, wins an Aau National Championship last season, "possessed the gymnastics" in various badger camps, according to Sheffield.He thinks that competitive drive will help her become the key to the Wisconsin program.

"She is confident, fearless, a leader and has a drive to be the best player she can be," said Sheffield.

Morgan of whom

Setter, 6-Fod, Waunakee, Wisconsin

Wisconsin's one in-state signing in the classroom, morgan of Wie has a short trip to the campus when she will participate until 2024.

The Waunakee High School product was named All-Conference First Team last season and was named Aau All-American in 2021.She helped her high school to win two badger major conference championships and two regional championships in her career.

Aser Setter said Sheffield said that the progress of who excites him and thinks she will add good energy to the UWS program.

"She has a spirit and energy with which others will play and for," said Sheffield.

Congratulations to all six players who will participate in the Badger program!