Iowa State Volleyball concludes the 2023 season at 20-10 overall and 11-7 in the Big 12, finishing tied for fourth in the league. The team achieved its eighth 20-win season under Christy Johnson-Lynch and made its 17th appearance at the NCAA Tournament.

Why It Matters

The season was significant as Iowa State achieved notable milestones, including a strong regular season performance and impressive individual player achievements, showcasing the team's competitive prowess in the Big 12.

By the Numbers
  • Iowa State finished with a hitting percentage of .240 as a team, the sixth-highest in program history.
  • Jordan Hopp led the team in hitting percentage (.325) and blocks (104), achieving the seventh-highest single-season hitting percentage in school history.
  • Morgan Brandt averaged 10.20 assists per set, ranking fifth in the Big 12 and led the team to an average of 13.48 kills per set, ranking third in the Big 12.
State of Play
  • Iowa State finished tied for fourth in the Big 12, with notable victories over Top-25 ranked teams, showcasing the team's competitive strength.
  • Freshman Nayeli Gonzalez had a historic rookie season, receiving multiple honors and setting records, contributing significantly to the team's success.
Bottom Line

The 2023 volleyball season showcased Iowa State's competitive growth, achieving notable team and individual milestones, setting the stage for continued success in the future.