NCAA Volleyball Transfer Portal 2024
Crucial players for the Tennessee Volleyball and Tennessee Soccer teams left via the transfer portal this 2024. The transfer portal also includes outside hitters Kadynce Boothe (a sophomore) and Kamille Gibson (a freshman)
Over the past three years, they have either won the East Division or tied for first place. Despite the injuries, UT performed miraculously enough to advance to the second round of the NCAA tournament.
After their best season since 2005, Tennessee’s volleyball team is riding high. For the first time since 2011, the Lady Vols hosted the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament. They also reached the Sweet 16 for the first time since 2005, and ended tied for second in the SEC. Four starters for the Lady Vols have already graduated.
Penn State becomes Jordan Fusco’s new home.
Penn State has recruited one of Tennessee’s top soccer players.
From the moment she stepped foot in Knoxville, junior midfielder Jordan Fusco has been an integral part of the starting lineup. In 19 games played this season, she started every one and finished with six goals and four assists. Despite playing only 1,444 minutes (third-most on the team), Fusco was instrumental in Tennessee’s midfield success. The Southeastern Conference named her to their first team this year.
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After just two seasons, Fusco has joined the ranks of starters drafted by former coach Brian Pensky to leave. While playing for Pensky at Florida State, former TN players Claire Rain and Taylor Huff joined forces.
Erykah Lovett is one of three outside hitters that the volleyball team is losing.
Erykah Lovett, an outside hitter with the Volunteers, was one of the few returning starters to leave via the transfer portal.
After Lovett’s first year at Long Beach State, she decided to move to Tennessee. Her versatility was crucial to UT’s journey to the NCAA Sweet 16 this season, as she began right away for the Lady Vols as a 6-rotation player.
Lovett had a career-high 84 assists, 608 digs, and 618 kills in 61 matches over two seasons with the Volunteers. She scored 693 points with a hitting percentage of.208.
The transfer portal also includes outside hitters Kadynce Boothe (a sophomore) and Kamille Gibson (a freshman). As a result of team injuries, Boothe played in 16 games as a freshman, but that number dropped to five this year.
During her two seasons on the court, Boothe played in 21 games, recording 65 kills, 68 digs, and 18 block assists. With so many seasoned players on the squad, Gibson saw little action during her rookie year.
