Texas A&M volleyball secured a consensus top-five recruiting class on Thursday, adding four high-level prospects to the program’s roster, Texas A&M Aggies – Official Athletics Website reported.
The incoming group features a setter, two pins, and a middle blocker, adding new talent for head coach Jamie Morrison. Texas A&M currently holds a top-five national ranking from both Prep Dig and Prep Volleyball, standing as the only program with three players ranked among the top 10 nationally by both outlets.
“There’s a great mix of talent and versatility in our group,” Morrison told Texas A&M Aggies – Official Athletics Website. “They’re intense competitors on the court who have experience at the highest level, while also being well rounded human beings that will fit our culture here and help us strive to win more championships.”
The recruiting class is anchored by three players with national team experience and high individual accolades:
- Sophee Peterson (Setter): The Fort Worth, Texas native is ranked as the No. 1 recruit in the nation by Prep Dig. She is the reigning Texas and National Gatorade Athlete of the Year and led the United States U23 National Team to a 6-0 record and a Pan Am Cup title.
- Kendall Omoruyi (Opposite Hitter/Middle Blocker): Ranked No. 2 by Prep Dig, the Los Angeles, California prospect also played on the gold-medal-winning U23 National Team. She helped lead Sierra Canyon to a 41-4 record and a 2025 CIF-Southern Section Division I title.
- Isabel Incinelli (Outside Hitter/Opposite Hitter): The Florida Gatorade Athlete of the Year holds the No. 7 spot in Prep Dig’s rankings. A two-time MaxPreps All-American, she joined Peterson and Omoruyi on the U23 National Team.
Braelyn Patton rounds out the class as a middle blocker and opposite hitter from Forney, Texas. Listed as a top 50 talent in the state, Patton recorded over 2,000 kills during her career at North Forney High School and led the team to the fourth round of the playoffs, which is the furthest the school has advanced in its history.
She also participated in the United States National Team Development Program, providing the Aggies with additional depth at the center of the court.
| Player | Position | Prep Dig Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Sophee Peterson | Setter | No. 1 |
| Kendall Omoruyi | Opposite/Middle | No. 2 |
| Isabel Incinelli | Outside/Opposite | No. 7 |
| Braelyn Patton | Middle/Opposite | Top 50 (Texas) |
Texas A&M earned this designation based on the combined rankings from Prep Dig and Prep Volleyball, which both placed the Aggies’ incoming class within the top five nationally.
No. According to the Texas A&M Aggies – Official Athletics Website, Sophee Peterson, Kendall Omoruyi, and Isabel Incinelli were members of the United States U23 National Team that won the tournament, while Braelyn Patton competed with the United States National Team Development Program.
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