Nebraska volleyball landed its first class of 2027 commitment on Monday afternoon. In-state setter Malorie Boesiger announced the commitment on social media.
“I’m extremely excited to announce my commitment to the University of Nebraska to further my academic and volleyball career!!! First, I want to thank God for blessing me with the ability to play the sport I love and glorify Him. I also want to thank my family for all the support and love they’ve given me. Thank you to my coaches and teammates who have pushed me to get better. Finally, I want to give a B1G thank you to Coach Dani, Coach Jaylen, Coach Kelly, and Coach Brennan for the incredible opportunity to live out my dream. I’m staying home!!! GO BIG RED!”
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Boesiger is ranked as the No. 14 prospect in the class of 2027 by PrepVolleyball.com. She plays for Norris High School and won the NSAA Class B State Title in 2024 after defeating nine-time champ Omaha Skutt.
She missed her sophomore season due to injury. During her freshman year, she helped Norris High School achieve a state runner-up finish. She averaged 11.4 assists per set as a setter.
Her sister, Maisie Boesiger, is a senior Husker defensive specialist.
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