Black Hills State University’s Volleyball Program Boosted by Signing Three Talented Student-Athletes
Key points:
- Black Hills State University volleyball announces the signing of three student-athletes
- The 2024 signing class includes Kaitlin Carr, Aubry DeWine, and Izzy Ping
- The newcomers will join the team for the upcoming season and bring size, athleticism, and high-level experience
Black Hills State volleyball announced the signing of three new players for the 2024 season on National Signing Day. The recruits include Kaitlin Carr, a six-foot pin hitter from Royse City, Texas; Aubry DeWine, a 5-foot-10 outside hitter from Gillette, Wyoming; and Izzy Ping, a 5-foot-7 pin hitter from Billings, Montana. Head Coach Bree Davis praised the newcomers for their size, high-level experience, athleticism, and competitive nature. The signings are expected to have an immediate impact on the program and contribute to the team’s success in the upcoming season.
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