MASCAC 2026 Unofficial Volleyball Commitments

Here is a current list of verified 2026 recruits that have committed to Massachusetts Collegiate Athletic Conference (MASCAC) schools. If you have any additional information about other commitments, please leave them in the comments.


Worcester State

Jessica Allard        5'5    OH/L/DS

Leah Fisk               5'7    S

Deanna Piscopo              L/DS

Mass Maritime


Fitchburg State 

Sophia Guinazzo    6'0    MB/OH

Ilaisha Taveras        5'0     L

Piper Greenhalgh    5'6     L/DS

Framingham State

Jazlyn Coyer            5'3     L

Audrina Cruz            5'7    S

Piper Hawryluk        5'7    S/DS

McKenzie Kastner    5'9    MB/OH/OPP

Tori Welzel                5'11    MB

Rachel Hoerig            5'2    L

Salem State

Addison Campbell     5'1    OH

Ivy Mattos                          OH

Anika Valli                5'8    MB

Azriella Jorge            5'3    DS/L

Sophia Coccia            5'8     OH

Cheyenne Fuller        5'10    OH/MB

Westfield State

Kaliya Sanon            5'10    MB/OH

CeCe Papp                          OH

Bridgewater State

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