COLLEGE STATION – The Texas A&M volleyball team inked a consensus top five ranked recruiting class consisting of four signees, head coach Jamie Morrison announced Thursday.
“We’re extremely excited to welcome four new additions to Aggieland,” Coach Morrison said. “There’s a great mix of talent and versatility in our group. 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 Aggies welcome a decorated class to the College Station, which includes a setter, two pins and a middle blocker. Texas A&M lands in the top five in both Prep Dig and Prep Volleyballs class rankings and are the only program with three top 10 nationally ranked recruits in both outlets.
Sophee Peterson – Setter – Fort Worth, Texas
Tabbed as the No. 1 recruit in the nation by Prep Dig, Peterson makes the move to Aggieland as the reigning Texas and National Gatorade Athlete of the Year. The setter has won on the biggest stage, leading the United States U23 National Team to a Pan Am Cup title with an undefeated 6-0 record. For her club team, Texas Advantage, she was a three-time USA Volleyball National Champion in her 15, 16 and 17’s seasons and was named MVP in her 17 open campaign. Her success didn’t stop there, as she was a four-time champion of the Triple Crown and a two-time MVP.
Kendall Omoruyi – Opposite Hitter/Middle Blocker – Los Angeles, Calif.
Omoruyi locks up the No. 2 spot in Prep Dig’s rankings and was also a member of the United States’ U23 National Team that won the Pan Am Cup. She hails as the No. 1 prospect in the state of California and has spent time at both the opposite and middle positions. Omoruyi was named to the USA Volleyball Girls Junior National Championship All-Tournament Team the last two years for two separate teams. The Los Angeles, California, native led Sierra Canyon to a 41-4 record last season and helped secure the 2025 CIF-Southern Section Division I championship title.
Isabel Incinelli – Outside Hitter/Opposite Hitter – Winter Park, Fla.
Rounding out the Aggies’ top-10 ranked recruits, Incinelli checks in at No. 7 in Prep Digs ranks. The pin stood out in the Sunshine State, as she was named the Florida Gatorade Athlete of the Year. She also joined Peterson and Omoruyi United States’ U23 National Team that won the Pan Am Cup. Incinelli garnered a plethora of honors throughout her high school years, including being tabbed as a two-time MaxPreps All-American and Florida Player of the Year. Contributing to her team’s success, she helped lead her teams to three state championship titles and one runner-up finish.
Braelyn Patton – Middle Blocker/Opposite Hitter – Forney, Texas
Adding strength in the center of the court, Patton rounds out A&M’s decorated class and is listed as a top 50 talent in the state of Texas. Production is in abundance from the North Forney High School Falcon, as she has racked up over 2,000 kills throughout her career and led the team to the fourth round of the playoffs which is the furthest the school has advanced in its history. Patton was selected to the United States National Team Development Program competing with the nation’s best in her age group.