USC women's volleyball graduate Kalyah Williams was chosen by the Orlando Valkyries in the Pro Volleyball Federation draft, highlighting her versatility and value to the team as expressed by head coach Amy Pauly.

Why It Matters

Williams' selection marks the beginning of her professional volleyball career after a successful collegiate run, showcasing the impact of her skills and character on a professional team's development and strategy.

By the Numbers
  • Williams played in 131 collegiate matches, accumulating 796 kills, 311 blocks, 264 digs, and 36 service aces.
  • She contributed 357 kills, 157 blocks, 165 digs, and 29 service aces in 64 matches during her time at USC.
State of Play
  • Williams' selection by the Orlando Valkyries marks the transition from collegiate to professional volleyball for the standout athlete.
  • The USC women's volleyball team finished the season ranked 25th and made it to the second round of the NCAA tournament.
Bottom Line

Kalyah Williams' selection in the professional volleyball draft signifies the transition to the next level of her career, based on her exceptional performance and skill set showcased during her collegiate years.