SPARTANBURG, S.C. – Wofford head volleyball coach Lynze Roos has announced the signing of five student-athletes who have signed aid agreements or letters of commitment to join the program. The group of five student-athletes are set to arrive on campus in the fall of 2027.
 
"The 2027 class will have some big shoes to fill with the senior class leaving," said head coach Lynze Roos. "We knew going into the recruiting process that we would need players who had competed at an extremely high-level and had success. We're excited to see what these young women can bring to Wofford College and our volleyball program."
 

Name	Pos.	Hometown / High School
Camryn Penn	S	Lucas, Texas / Lovejoy High School
Marley Moore	OH	Hampton, Ga. / Eagles Landing Christian Academy
Madeline Etler	MB	Shawnee, Kan. / St. James Academy
Lily Keeley	MB	Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. / Ponte Vedra
Olivia Badyna	L	Odessa, Fla. / Calvary Christian High School

 
 
A 5-9 setter from Lucas, Texas, Camryn Penn led her team to a 2025 Texas 5A Region 2 Area Championship and a 2026 Texas 5A Region 2 Bi-District Championship. She totaled 1,475 assists, 120 aces and 500 digs in two seasons while leading her team with 54 blocks her senior year. Playing club for Dallas Skyline Royal, Penn was a 2025 PrepVolleyball 16U All-American Honorable Mention. She was ranked the No. 7 setter and No. 28 overall player in Texas by PrepDig for the class of 2027.
 
"Cam was our top recruit in her position from the start of the recruiting process," said Roos. "We felt like she was the perfect fit for Wofford and for our system. She is quick, skilled, and has tremendous court awareness. Like other Wofford setters before her, she has the potential to be an elite defender. She also has an excellent serve and outstanding court presence - and we are excited to see her on the floor.  She really impressed us with her maturity and ability to fill multiple roles on teams - and we know that experience will pay off in her future."
 
Marley Moore, a 5-9 outside hitter from Hampton, Georgia, led the state of Georgia in kills in 2026 and set the state record of kills in a match with 53. Moore is a three-time All-Region selection and was a 2026 AVCA All-State selection. Moore's father played basketball at Morgan State, and her mother played volleyball at Loyola.
 
"Marley is a player who you can't help but pull for on the court," said Roos. "Her energy is electric, and it is obvious that she is a born competitor. She has competed at the highest level in her club experience and has had outstanding coaching from an early age. We know that she will bring physicality and power to the front line for us immediately. On top of all that, Marley is an amazing teammate who recognizes the importance of chemistry and connection on the floor.  We look forward to seeing her thrive at Wofford."
 
Madeline Etler, a 6-0 middle blocker from Shawnee, Kansas, was an All-State, All-Conference, AVCA All-Region and AVCA Academic All-America selection. Etler led St. James Academy to a second-place finish in the state tournament in 2026. She played club ball for KC Power.
 
"Madeline will bring with her an exceptional high school and club career," said Roos. "She has played for some of the best coaches in the Midwest and arguably one of the most storied high school programs in the country - and she will continue to grow as a player at Wofford. We are very excited about her athleticism, her ability to attack off 1 foot, and her blocking instincts. In addition to that, Madelyn is a born leader. She will bring her enthusiasm and passion to the court and locker room immediately.  Madeline is also an exceptional student who will enrich classroom discussion and pour into her academic passions as well."
 
A 6-1 middle blocker from Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, Lily Keeley totaled 534 kills on a .377 hitting percentage with 157 blocks throughout her high school career. In her senior season, Keeley had 220 kills on a .461 hitting percentage. She was named Offensive Player of the Year, All-First Coast and All-District. Keeley's cousin, Alyse High, played volleyball for Wofford from 2013-16.
 
"We have loved watching Lily compete and improve every season since starting the recruiting process," said Roos. "She has grown in her blocking and her attacking, and we feel like she could be a threat from a very early time in her collegiate career. She is an extremely hard worker and is constantly looking for ways to improve her game. She is high flying and reliable on the attack and also strong and steady on the block. She is an outstanding student with incredibly high standards and we look forward to adding her to campus next fall."
 
Olivia Badyna, a 5-6 libero from Odessa, Florida, was named a two-time AVCA All-Region and FACA All-State. She was selected to the AVCA All-America Watchlist. Badyna led her team to four District Championships, three Regional Championships and two Florida 3A State Championships. She totaled 1,453 digs, 258 assists and 141 aces throughout her high school career.
 
"Olivia is going to elevate the play in our gym the minute she sets foot on campus," said Roos. "She is a hard-nosed defender who loves to command the court, and she backs it up with excellent communication and serve receive. She has played an extremely high-level in both club and high school, and we will look for her to apply that experience in our gym. She is an outstanding fit for Wofford College with her academic focus and we look forward to seeing her impact for the Terriers."
 
The eligibility of all student-athletes is contingent upon admission to Wofford College and compliance with all NCAA rules, including registration with the NCAA Eligibility Center.