When a student-athlete comes to the decision that he or she wants to transfer it is a very precise and difficult process that must be completed up to NCAA Transfer Terms. Each Division has a different timeline for when a student-athlete may or may not transfer.
Division 1 athletes have five years to play competitively with the use of a transfer while Division 2 and 3 schools student-athlete’s has 10 semesters or 15 quarters to complete four season of competition.
There are many exceptions when it comes to transferring, for example a student-athlete whom transfers from a four-year university may be eligible to compete at new desired school immediately if it falls under all the correct conditions; such as academic standards and must receive a transfer-release agreement from previous school.
Every year many college women volleyball players make the choice to transfer and here is a breakdown by position so far of the players that have confirmed transferring for Division 1 schools.
Outside/Opposite Hitters:
BreElle Bailey, a 6’4 redshirt senior, transferred from Arizona State to NC State
Reece Carman, a 6’4 redshirt sophomore, transferred from Boise State to Idaho
Kelsea Bivins, a 5’11 junior, transferred from Wallace St CC to Memphis
Karina Felipe, a 6’0 redshirt junior, transferred from Ranger College to Fresno State
Bailey Darnall, a 6’1 junior, transferred from Indian Hills CC to UT Martin
Megan Fair, a 6’0 junior, transferred from Catawba Valley CC to UT Martin
Setters:
Baylee Johnson, a 6’0 redshirt sophomore, transferred from USC to West Virginia
Missy Owens, a 6’1 redshirt junior, transferred from Long Beach State to Texas Tech
Liberos:
Yavianliz Rosado, a 5’6 redshirt junior, transferred from San Jose State to Bradley
Brooke Gyoir, a 5’4 junior, transferred from Owens CC to UT Martin
Middles:
Iyaria Walker, a 5’11 junior, transferred from Pensacola JC to Lamar
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