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Ingram Adds Three to 2023 Volleyball Class

SNU Volleyball announces the addition of three more players to 2023 class

BETHANY, Okla.—In addition to three volleyball signees during the early signing period, SNU Volleyball head coach Kevin Ingram announced the addition of three more newcomers to the 2023 class. These three new student-athletes are set to join Rayanna Mauldin, EmmaGrace Moddelmog, and Riley Richardson as freshman for the upcoming 2023 fall season.

Two of the new signees hail from just down the road. Brynlee Birney joins the Crimson Storm out of Deer Creek, and Kaylie Marshall from Piedmont. SNU's third signee, Savannah Johnson, joins Southern Nazarene from across the border out of Waxahachie, Texas.

 

Let's meet the three signees:

 

Brynlee Birney, 5-9, Libero, Edmond, Oklahoma (Deer Creek High School)

Birney joins the Crimson Storm out of Deer Creek High School, where she prepped four varsity seasons under head coach Hayley Aquino. She raked in awards during her high school career, being named an All-Conference Honorable Mention in each of her first three seasons. She also earned two 6A Academic State Championships. During her senior season, she helped lead her team to a 21-11 record and was named the Deer Creek MVP. She was named to the All-State Large West team, as well as All-Conference First-Team and All-City Honorable Mention.

Birney


Savannah Johnson, 5-10, MB/RS, Waxahachie, Texas (Waxahachie High School)

Johnson comes to Southern Nazarene from Waxahachie, Texas. She played two varsity seasons with the Indians, and was named a captain this season. She won the Fighting Heart Award for Volleyball in 2019, 2020, and 2022.
Johnson

 

Kaylie Marshall, 5-10, OH, Piedmont, Oklahoma (Piedmont High School)

Marshall is set to join SNU from Piedmont High School, where she played four varsity seasons. During her time with the Wildcats, she earned All-State in 2023 and was a two-time conference MVP. She was also named First-Team All-Conference all four years.

Signee

With these three additions, Southern Nazarene volleyball will see six total newcomers for the fall 2023 season. SNU is coming off a 16-14 season, including 9-7 in the Great American Conference.

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