UC Davis women's volleyball has finalized its 2026 signing class with five high-caliber recruits: Ana Stojanovic, Isabella Umpierre, Khloe Wong, Katelyn Sentous, and Jada Johnson. This class aims to enhance the team as they transition into the Mountain West Conference. Each player brings substantial achievements and experience, positioning them to significantly contribute to the Aggies' next competitive chapter.

By the Numbers
  • Ana Stojanovic earned bronze at the U18 Canada Cup and scored at the FIVB U17 World Championships.
  • Khloe Wong recorded 577 digs in her junior season, averaging over four digs per set throughout her career.
Yes, But

While all recruits boast exceptional skills and accolades, transitioning to a new competitive level in the Mountain West may present challenges not yet encountered, particularly for incoming freshmen.

State of Play
  • UC Davis volleyball won 16 conference games in 2025, showcasing a strong foundation prior to the upcoming season.
  • The Aggies will debut in the Mountain West Conference in 2026, competing against historically stronger programs.
What's Next

As the team prepares for the new season, the focus will be on integrating newcomers into the roster and building synergy ahead of their Mountain West debut.

Bottom Line

This signing class is poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of UC Davis volleyball, and their success will heavily depend on their adaptation to the new competitive environment of the Mountain West Conference.