Out with the old, in with the new.
This fall, the Michigan volleyball team will welcome a highly-touted group of freshmen to Ann Arbor. The class is comprised of outside hitters Jess Robinson and May Pertofsky, setter Madison Dowd and libero Amber Beals.
In the cyclical nature of college volleyball, good players come and go. Coaches recruit their next batch of talent, rosters adjust and teams move on.
After a record-setting tenure at Michigan, Carly Skjodt is heading to the West Coast.
The two-time All-American will take a fifth year with the Pepperdine beach volleyball team as a graduate transfer.
After spending 15 months as a volunteer assistant, Jerome Fraisse has been named the Michigan volleyball team’s third full-time assistant coach since 2015.
Michigan fought back against Texas but ultimately fell short in the Sweet Sixteen matchup
As the Michigan volleyball team’s bench rushed onto the court to join the dogpile, head coach Mark Rosen jolted out of his seat. His wife, associate head coach Leisa Rosen, threw her right fist into the air.
Carly Skjodt saw her storied career flash before her eyes on Saturday night.
With Thanksgiving now in the rearview mirror, the end of November means one thing for Division I women’s volleyball: the Big Dance is upon us.
As the regular season came to a close, Michigan women’s volleyball (22-9 overall, 11-9 Big Ten) managed to provide a bittersweet send-off for their senior players with a win over Michigan State (17-16, 5-15) at Crisler Center on Saturday night.
Just over a month after Michigan’s volleyball team (21-9 overall, 10-9 Big Ten) swept Northwestern (15-16, 5-14) in its last matchup on Oct. 20, the Wolverines repeated history with another 3-0 win that can best be summed up by senior outside hitter Carly Skjodt’s ace service to get Michigan to the game point of the first set.