Maggie Cartwright, a former standout player for Arkansas volleyball, has returned to the program as an assistant coach. She played for the Razorbacks from 2019 to 2023, ranking in the top 10 for sets and matches played while achieving notable career statistics. Cartwright contributed significantly to the team's NCAA Tournament appearance and was recognized for her performance as an AVCA All-South Region Honorable Mention in her final season. Following her collegiate career, she played professionally, winning a championship with the Omaha Supernovas and later coaching at UTSA. Cartwright will work alongside fellow former teammates on the coaching staff.

By the Numbers
  • 494 sets and 137 matches played, ranking in the program's top 10.
  • 1,276 career kills, 12th-most in program history.
  • Third on the team in 2023 with 363 kills and 89 blocks.
State of Play
  • Cartwright joins a coaching staff that includes former teammates, enhancing team cohesion.
  • She comes in following a season where the Razorbacks reached their best finish in program history.
What's Next

The Arkansas volleyball team will be looking to build on last season's success with Cartwright's experience and insights from both her playing and coaching career, potentially improving their NCAA standings further.

Bottom Line

Maggie Cartwright's return as an assistant coach not only brings invaluable experience to the Arkansas volleyball program but also strengthens the team's historical connection, potentially driving future success on the court.