Wingate University middle blocker Maggie Young has received two major honors, being named a D2CCA second team All-American and AVCA third team All-American. Three other Bulldogs, Gabby Saye, Emily Johnson, and Amber Rowoldt, earned honorable mention All-American recognition. The Bulldogs have had four players earn AVCA All-American recognition for the second consecutive year, which is the most in program history. This is Wingate's 16th consecutive season with at least one player named an AVCA All-American. Wingate has a total of 31 student-athletes who have earned AVCA All-American accolades.

Why It Matters

This article highlights the outstanding achievements of Wingate University's volleyball players, particularly Maggie Young, who has garnered multiple All-American honors. It showcases the success and talent within the program and emphasizes the excellence of Wingate University's athletic department.

By the Numbers
  • This is the second straight year that four Bulldogs have earned AVCA All-American recognition.
  • Wingate University has a total of 31 student-athletes who have earned AVCA All-American accolades.
  • Maggie Young is Wingate's first middle blocker in a decade to be named to both the AVCA and D2CCA All-American teams in the same year.
Bottom Line

The recognition of Maggie Young and her teammates as All-Americans reflects the impressive performance of Wingate University's volleyball program. This accomplishment showcases the program's strength and sets a new standard for excellence in the university's history.